[Nanako may be the most technologically out-of-touch person she knows, but she's sure plantlife and technology do not go together, and neither do cats giving her mysterious letters. It's too surreal to be true; even after she's read the paper multiple times and pinched her arm in an attempt to wake up, she's convinced she must be dreaming. Even she
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As everyone else has said before me, there is no way of a ride home. We are all stuck here until someone figures a way to get out.
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...M-Miya-sama?
What you are doing here, Miya-sama? I thought―the Sorority activites for today, you said you would be busy all afternoon―
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I think you've mistaken me for someone else.
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[Then she takes a closer look. The curls in her hair, even the color of her eyes―the similarities are uncanny. But then, she to berate herself: she's not back home anymore. There is no more Sorority or Miya-sama. She's still reluctant to accept it, but slowly, the truth is sinking in, that there is truly no way of returning.
And now she's made this older girl uncomfortable because of her own homesickness...]
...I'm sorry, I've―made a mistake. It's just, you look like someone else I know. I still haven't really adjusted to being here...
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I can tell... It's not exactly an easy place to adjust to. I arrived here not that long ago and I am still confused as how to some things work, but what everyone has said is true. There is apparently a powerful Queen who rules this place who brings only women here, magic dirt that can create nearly anything, and―as you already know―talking animals and plant life that is far too persistent for it's own good.
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I doubt it would taste very good, anyway! [Although, with her being so worried, her attempt at lightening the atmosphere falls flat.]
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―um, your name is?
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Arisugawa Juri. You are?
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If you don't mind, how long have you been here?
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