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Characters: holy-prankster + Anyone who's interested in tea~
Location: Sohki's room || 10-I
Rating: G
Time: All day on the 20th
Description: Sohki invites others over to share some tea~ he's bored and figures that they could all use the entertainment before the big macho-mission!
Sohki had been listening to the events transpiring over the network throughout the day. It was an interesting tactic, and he wondered just what the Witches would do in the meantime. He'd been around far too many who plotted and schemed for every possible scenario, and the kirin found it difficult to believe that the witches allowed for these transmission to be released. If it had all been out of their control, then the opponents of the city were hardly as threatening as they made them out to be.
Either way, though, he held no interest in joining the mission in the slightest. This mess was hardly any of his concern, and so long as Count D remained impartial, Sohki would not head into battle. What was the point when this wasn't his battle to begin with? No, he would much prefer to simply sit back and observe how the events played out.
That didn't mean that he'd find some way to entertain himself until the game begun. He'd sent out that invitation over the network to find a few souls willing to entertain him, and he hadn't been disappointed either. A number of those invited he'd already met in person, but there appeared to be a few others interested in his offering of tea.
The thought of what was to come left him chuckling lightly to himself as he finished setting the table. He doubted that he had to wait for long. His dear Count would be here soon enough, and he was quite certain that China wouldn't be too far behind either.
Location: Sohki's room || 10-I
Rating: G
Time: All day on the 20th
Description: Sohki invites others over to share some tea~ he's bored and figures that they could all use the entertainment before the big macho-mission!
Sohki had been listening to the events transpiring over the network throughout the day. It was an interesting tactic, and he wondered just what the Witches would do in the meantime. He'd been around far too many who plotted and schemed for every possible scenario, and the kirin found it difficult to believe that the witches allowed for these transmission to be released. If it had all been out of their control, then the opponents of the city were hardly as threatening as they made them out to be.
Either way, though, he held no interest in joining the mission in the slightest. This mess was hardly any of his concern, and so long as Count D remained impartial, Sohki would not head into battle. What was the point when this wasn't his battle to begin with? No, he would much prefer to simply sit back and observe how the events played out.
That didn't mean that he'd find some way to entertain himself until the game begun. He'd sent out that invitation over the network to find a few souls willing to entertain him, and he hadn't been disappointed either. A number of those invited he'd already met in person, but there appeared to be a few others interested in his offering of tea.
The thought of what was to come left him chuckling lightly to himself as he finished setting the table. He doubted that he had to wait for long. His dear Count would be here soon enough, and he was quite certain that China wouldn't be too far behind either.