Itsuka Kokoro No Oku No Doa O Tataku Anata O Matteiru [Closed, In Progress, Action!]
WHO: Ishida, Lucy, and Erza
WHAT: Erza becoming educated in a complex, befuddling new fashion Bras.
WHERE: Eagle's Splendour
WHEN: Feb 21st?
[This month had been... a challenging one for Ishida. Even if he was not particularly close to Abarai, they were nakama, and his disappearance was felt by all in the household. Furthermore, he wasn't the only one to leave: so, too, did Chii, and despite his occasional exasperation with her naivete, it had also endeared her to Ishida, and he found himself missing the brightness she brought to his days whenever she stepped into Eagle's Splendour.]
[Of course, Rivelata hadn't left him without compensation. In return for the loss of those two, he had received a rather annoying, haughty, and stubborn bird-creature that refused to do anything but squawk "Spearow!" and follow him around. The creature really was insufferable, but no matter what Ishida did, it insisted on following him around, and critiquing his work by pecking him on the back of the head whenever it disapproved of something he was doing while sewing. Such lovely consolation.]
WHAT: Erza becoming educated in a complex, befuddling new fashion Bras.
WHERE: Eagle's Splendour
WHEN: Feb 21st?
[This month had been... a challenging one for Ishida. Even if he was not particularly close to Abarai, they were nakama, and his disappearance was felt by all in the household. Furthermore, he wasn't the only one to leave: so, too, did Chii, and despite his occasional exasperation with her naivete, it had also endeared her to Ishida, and he found himself missing the brightness she brought to his days whenever she stepped into Eagle's Splendour.]
[Of course, Rivelata hadn't left him without compensation. In return for the loss of those two, he had received a rather annoying, haughty, and stubborn bird-creature that refused to do anything but squawk "Spearow!" and follow him around. The creature really was insufferable, but no matter what Ishida did, it insisted on following him around, and critiquing his work by pecking him on the back of the head whenever it disapproved of something he was doing while sewing. Such lovely consolation.]