To Kunimitsu

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[kaminokusaki]

My gods, Niou. Wasn't that taboo?

[kaminokusaki]

I wonder if you can mentally hear me groan at the fact he's still here.

[inappropuri]

I think I can imagine it sufficiently.

How's the place you went to? Has Sanatato broken the laws of the world and smiled yet?

[kaminokusaki]

I thought as much.

It's great. The sakura are still in bloom, though I think I might be having a bit of an effect on that. Anyway, yes, he has. It was very small, but he did. He's such a nerd. I bet I could leave him there and he'd be perfectly content.

[inappropuri]

They're happy you're there visiting them, Seiichi. The trees, that is.

Wow. It's a... late Easter miracle, just short of the rising of Christ himself.

[kaminokusaki]

In any case, the tourists are happy.

I could make a joke here, but it would probably be in bad taste.

[inappropuri]

Such generosity to the tourism industry, Seiichi.

Probably. Are you back soon? I miss you. Your plants are looking like they miss you too.

[kaminokusaki]

I do my part.

Three more days. Maybe bring Mizuki-kun or Echizen-sensei around? Also, make sure Dan's in a decent mood. I know I know, it's not your responsibility, but I've noticed when he's in a bad mood, my plants suffer for it.

[inappropuri]

I'll ask Ecchizen-sensei, sure.

And nah, it's fine. They're not wilting or anything, just looking a bit sad. Emotionally, not physically.

[kaminokusaki]

Thank you.

How much sun has there been? Might need to turn on all of the artificial sun lamps if you aren't willing to pull everything outside for a few hours.

[inappropuri]

I'll check with Ecchizen-sensei when he comes around. And maybe sun them myself, I don't know. We'll see. He might have some sparkling magic touch with them to cheer them up.

[kaminokusaki]

Up to you. It's only three more days.