Room 412; Late Friday Afternoon
The moment she approached her room, small handful of books in her arms, Sakurazaki knows that something is not right. The door is slightly ajar. And as she cautiously apprached, peeking it, it soon became revealed to her that a great battle and inssurection had occured.
It was quite clear that Genghis and his entourage had escaped, but not after a very fierce battle with the frogs, some of which still were scattered about the floor, twitching and croaking in defeated agony. Sakurazaki picks them up carefully and sets them on her bed; she was actually a little glad to be rid of the kitties, but what was she going to do with a bunch of injured frogs?
Before long, there is a sign in the hallway beside her open door with both English and Japanese text:
Special! Today Only!
Frog Legs! Inquire With-in!
((Also still accepting donations from wee tiny kitty day for Chinese food special))
That done (and she's very proud of the sketchy little frogs and kitties spread through-out the poster), she settles down on the floor to sketch out some posters for her art fair project, humming (and occationally singing, although she sings it mostly in Japanese) "Frogphobia," still stuck in her head. "Fra fra fra frogphobia. a-yeah, yeah yeah...."
[[so totally open]]
It was quite clear that Genghis and his entourage had escaped, but not after a very fierce battle with the frogs, some of which still were scattered about the floor, twitching and croaking in defeated agony. Sakurazaki picks them up carefully and sets them on her bed; she was actually a little glad to be rid of the kitties, but what was she going to do with a bunch of injured frogs?
Before long, there is a sign in the hallway beside her open door with both English and Japanese text:
Special! Today Only!
Frog Legs! Inquire With-in!
((Also still accepting donations from wee tiny kitty day for Chinese food special))
That done (and she's very proud of the sketchy little frogs and kitties spread through-out the poster), she settles down on the floor to sketch out some posters for her art fair project, humming (and occationally singing, although she sings it mostly in Japanese) "Frogphobia," still stuck in her head. "Fra fra fra frogphobia. a-yeah, yeah yeah...."
[[so totally open]]