[Rise and shine, Luceti! When you wake up, you may notice your journals have a few pages-worth of... notes? To the Japanese speakers out there, it's in older characters, but of course it'll translate to the English speakers as a garble of:]
sanji
restaurant
interesting hair color - talked about hair colors
eyebrow
knows ginko, related??
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Sayo actually beats him to the restaurant by a few minutes or so, as the chef has a crew to feed first. But he's quick to notice he's not the only one inside, and ah -- there she is. She hadn't been kidding about being an early riser]
Sayo-saaaan~! What a lovely morning it is~!
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[She turns and looks at Sanji for a moment-and then smiles, because hey, she definitely remembers that tone of voice.]
Sanji-san, hello! I apologize if I'm a little too early, but I was finished with the day's work faster than I anticipated!
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Awaaah~! I've proved memorable enough in Sayo-san's mind~!
And no no, this is perfect! It'll give me time to show you around. [He pulls off his jacket and scarf - damn weather - then nods in the direction of the kitchen]
This place isn't that big. Just the dining room and the kitchen, really.
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The tables are so much more higher than the ones back home in the tea shop! And not to mention, the eating utensils are... very unique.
[And these salt and pepper shakers are blowing her mind! She must seem a little out of place, observing the chairs and bar in her old-fashioned kimono.]
It really is true. I'm in an entirely different world!
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But written back:]
Thank you! What an interesting name, he has.
And you're quite the artist.
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And thank you. It's nothing much though. Are you new? I haven't seen such characters here in quite a long time.
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I'm Sayo, and it's a pleasure to 'meet' you.
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It's alright. You don't need to apologize.
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I'm sorry, I didn't get you name before-and it was in such poor manners to cut off a conversation with someone who was only telling me what was going on.
[Bowing to a journal, she is.]
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I see you've put the journal to good use, Sayo-san.
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I've been trying! And apparently, you can even go back and reread entries-I'll definitely be able to remember things, if I look back at them.
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... and, if there's anything you don't want other people to see written-- [um. How to explain this. Probably not worth sorting out the system itself.] Well. Just let me know.
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I had no idea people could communicate through writing, too-I feel so silly, bothering people with my random notes. Perhaps I should invest in a different book for that...
There's ways of making the things I write invisible, then!
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