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[heavenly_home]

 I have a question for you, community, if you will. What is it that you do for yourself?

[IC Edit:] That is, when you take time for yourself, what is it that you do? When you wish to relax, or distract yourself; your hobbies, as such.

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[handwriting forever]

[astralwhirlwind]

[ ... but his entire mysterious priest routine is a hobby.]

How about yourself, Miss Tendou?

[heavenly_home]

Cooking or chores, I would say. Though I do like to read, as well.

[astralwhirlwind]

Could it be that you're a housewife?

[heavenly_home]

Something of the sort, yes.

[astralwhirlwind]

What would a housewife want to read?

[heavenly_home]

Oh, anything, really. I often borrowed texts from Tofu-sensei, he has a very fine collection.

[astralwhirlwind]

What's in it? Could there be guides to stuffing pigs and thatching roofs?

Is sensei like san and rin?

[heavenly_home]

I have attempted the former, but the latter I have read about but not tried, as it was Ranma-kun who asked for advice in doing so.

Ah, Sensei refers to a teacher or a doctor, someone of a respected profession. -San is mister or miss, though -rin is a bit... less formal.

[astralwhirlwind]

Ranma?

Kun?

My goodness there are a lot of them...

[heavenly_home]

There are quite a lot. Would the English variations be easier for you?

[astralwhirlwind]

[In his head is: what's English mean?]

It depends on what those English variations are.

[heavenly_home]

Mister, miss, sir and ma'am, as such.

[astralwhirlwind]

Those are English?

They would indeed be easier to understand.

[heavenly_home]

They appear to me in English, but it may be different for you. The community translates such things. I will use them from now on.

[astralwhirlwind]

Ah. English is a language. I didn't realise.

Thank you, Miss Tendou. But doesn't that mean you will call me Mister Xelloss?

[heavenly_home]

That is correct, Mister Xelloss. On both parts.