Dec 02, 2009 18:03
[Filtered from Xion | 95% Unhackable to her]
Hey I got a little problem I could use some help with. There's this nice, little, teenage girl who's never read a book before, so I told her I'd get her one as a surprise gift. But uh, I'm drawin' up a blank. What kinda books do girls even read nowadays?
~riku,
~aklaid,
~ted,
~buffy,
~roxas,
~yuri,
~emil,
~estelle,
not hunting for jail bait,
~rebecca,
~patchouli,
books are educational,
~miyabi
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[Oh, but now she's curious. So have a poncle tilting her head at the journal's camera.]
Who's the book for, Mister Raven?
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I don't wanna give her a sad story, I'd like to give her a book that'll make her happy at the end! She seems to have a sense of humour.
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Hm... Then, I suppose the story of Momotaro! That's an excellent story about courage, unity, and cleverness. It's very action-packed, too! I'm sure she'll like it. ♥
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Momotaro? Hmm I think I've heard of that story with a similar name myself, never read it though.
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It's a rather exciting story, many of the boys in Ponc'Tan liked it, though the girls did, too. If you want a story that's more specifically geared towards girls, then I highly suggest the story of The Rabbit in the Moon. It's a story of one of my gods, Yumigami, who can turn day into night with the crescent Skill. It's very sweet tale.
We actually hold festivals based around that story near this time~ For ourselves and for the Rabbit God. ♥ [And Miya's not about to tell him she'd be sending rabbit-looking mochi usa-mochi! to her friends and other people during that day.]
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[Raven's attention span has temporarily forgotten about the book.]
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Tachigami is the rat god. Bakugami is the boar god, Amaterasu is the...well, she's supposed to be the dog, but is actually a wolf. That's kinda like a dog... Moegami is the rooster, the Hanagami are three monkey brothers, Kasugami is the sheep, Kazegami is the horse, Nuregami is the snake, Yomigami is the dragon, Yumigami the rabbit, Gekigami the tiger, Itegami the ox, and finally, Kabegami the cat.
[For each of the thirteen pieces of the circle, Miya drew the animal, their name, and their brush skill. It looked like a Chinese zodiac calender, only with the cat being last instead of the ox. That little bit of information she'd save ( ... )
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Those names sounds kinda strange though.
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Hm... the names are kind of confusing to learn, since many of them sound similar. I'd often confuse Yumigami and Yomigami and Ishaku would get really, really mad at me, heh heh...
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[One tracked mind today really.]
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But, if there are scrolls about the gods here, then that'd be truly wonderful! She'd be learning things as well as enjoying the stories. Th-That'd make me happy, too! ♥♥
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You mentioned a wolf one, wouldn't happen to be red and white would it? I think I may have caught a glimpse of that one runnin' round.
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Ah, yes! That's our holy Sun Mother, Amaterasu!
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Oh really? I guess I should stop by and say hi the next time I see her then. I just thought she was a monster.
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Neh!? Mister Raven, h-how could you! Ammy doesn't look a thing like a monster! She's beautiful and graceful and perhaps the most benevolent and kind wolf around! That's so mean to say - now you must apologize to her. I know she likes food offerings, so be sure to take her something the next time you see her and be sure to bow when you do!
[Finger waggle of justice!]
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