63 is time to stop

[tehoniongirl]

[Jilly doesn't usually head up to the roof of the castle, but tonight's sky is too beautiful to pass up. She didn't bring her coat, so she's shivering slightly from the night's chill, but she has a mug of hot chocolate to keep her hands warm as she watches the streaks of light raining down from the sky]It's been a long time since I saw a shooting

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[payback]

Is that what you're supposed to do?

[tehoniongirl]

You've never wished on a star, before?

[payback]

I can't say that I have.

[tehoniongirl]

It's a myth of sorts, I guess. Back home. There are even children's rhymes about it. You make a wish on a falling star and it's supposed to come true.

[payback]

Hm... there's a festival we have that's a little like that, for wishes. It's called Tanabata.

[tehoniongirl]

I don't think I've heard of that one.

[payback]

The castle did it a while ago, though like most things, it messed it up.

[tehoniongirl]

What's it supposed to be like?

[payback]

Your wishes aren't supposed to come to life unpleasantly.

[tehoniongirl]

....oh.

That's...problematic.

[payback]

Typical of Paradisa, though.

I guess not everyone had it badly off. Some people really got their wishes...

[tehoniongirl]

I don't think I remember this. Was this a long time ago?

[payback]

It was my second summer here. Before your time, I guess.

[tehoniongirl]

...It's hard to believe that, as long as I've been here, you've been here longer.

[payback]

It's the longest time I've really been anywhere for a long time. Staying, I mean.

[tehoniongirl]

You traveled a lot, back home.