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WHO: Aerith & OPEN!
WHAT: It's time for a nature hike. Aerith will be your tour guide. Or something. XD
WHERE: All over Rivelata! But it will start in the Park.
WHEN: Sunday Afternoon~
In the midst of the Park, Aerith was leaning down, tending to the little yellow flowers that reminded her of her beloved Irises. Unknown to her, a butterfly had landed on her braid while she was hard at work. It fanned its wings before taking flight once again.
"Hmmm, there we go." she smoothed out the stalk of one of the runt flowers, "You'll grow in no time."
Aerith then stood up, brushing off her pink skirt lightly. After she was certain that she looked, at least, somewhat presentable, she shifted her gaze up to the sky. Smiling softly to herself, she grabbed her wooden staff and started walking slowly through the rest of the Park.
Occasionally, she would pause and take in her surroundings. Even though she missed Midgar, there was something enchanting about Rivelata. If she didn't leave any time soon, that would be okay. She only hoped her mother would be alright without her for awhile longer.
"She's strong." Aerith mentally reassured herself, clasping her hands to her chest, "Don't change. Wait for me."
WHAT: It's time for a nature hike. Aerith will be your tour guide. Or something. XD
WHERE: All over Rivelata! But it will start in the Park.
WHEN: Sunday Afternoon~
In the midst of the Park, Aerith was leaning down, tending to the little yellow flowers that reminded her of her beloved Irises. Unknown to her, a butterfly had landed on her braid while she was hard at work. It fanned its wings before taking flight once again.
"Hmmm, there we go." she smoothed out the stalk of one of the runt flowers, "You'll grow in no time."
Aerith then stood up, brushing off her pink skirt lightly. After she was certain that she looked, at least, somewhat presentable, she shifted her gaze up to the sky. Smiling softly to herself, she grabbed her wooden staff and started walking slowly through the rest of the Park.
Occasionally, she would pause and take in her surroundings. Even though she missed Midgar, there was something enchanting about Rivelata. If she didn't leave any time soon, that would be okay. She only hoped her mother would be alright without her for awhile longer.
"She's strong." Aerith mentally reassured herself, clasping her hands to her chest, "Don't change. Wait for me."