Stitch #46

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Another day, another crisis. I hope everyo

There seems to be an abundance of confusion regarding Christmas, or the "traditional" read "commercial" Yultide holidays that my world and many within the city are familiar with, leading me to be tempted to post a brief explanation about it. If only to eliminate the incessant redundant queries on the

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Private;

[sciencedaughter]

... Someone fed it.

I am unsure who.

Private;

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That is fortunate.

Does it have a name?

Private;

[sciencedaughter]

... Not as of yet.

I have been debating.

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Ah, so you've given it further thought!.

[canicrynow]

Christmas is the day when children with strong hearts can wish for wings to take them to the future! ♥

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Incorrect.

[canicrynow]

...but that's what all those Reindeer Amanto told me!

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They lied.

Unless Christmas has a different meaning in your world, however, given that its name suggests the religious connotation found in my world, I'm dubious. Even if the religious context has been overshadowed by the commercial as represented by a fat man

[not_oedipus]

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[not_oedipus]

You look vaguely familiar.

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I doubt it.

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Surprisingly, yes. Or, not quite a surprise, given this place.

I would recommend comparing with those in an ammunitions or gun shop, though I am confident in the quality of those sold in the Handicrafts Shop.

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Within the city square, two shops down from Café Juliet, leftwise.

I warn that as the shop specializes in Handicrafts, the holsters may not be entirely suitable. I might be able to design something should that be the case.

[tokunaga_girl]

A sale, huh? I'll have to go.

And uh, thanks for the long-winded explanation of the story.

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Might as well.

There's no need to thank me.

[tokunaga_girl]

Mm, I have to get a lot of fabric, so it'd be better not to waste money, right?

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Precisely. Of course, our prices have always been more than a bargain, as I too am constantly in need of surplus amounts of fabric.