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In creating this journal, the author has assumed the identity of a fictional person for use in the role-playing game fandomhigh, for the sole purpose ( Read more... )

Well, Nathan really hadn't seen that coming ( Read more... )

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For all of the questions that Algren had been dreading about his class since he'd learned of the influx of parents this weekend, what he had woken up this morning worried the most about was, what in the world was he supposed to wear? He had all of one modern outfit, worn until it was more or less threadbare now (thus putting his interest in this ( Read more... )

Nathan was being weirdly social, lately. Blame it, perhaps, on the fact that he'd had so much socialization while he was in Japan, what with Katsumoto's conversations and the time he'd spent training alongside the Samurai ( Read more... )

"On behalf of the United States of America," the ambassador proudly announced as he faced the Emperor, "the signing of this treaty will usher in an era of unprecedented prosperity and cooperation between our two great nations ( Read more... )

"//Will you fight the white man, too?//" Higen had asked Nathan upon his return to the village ( Read more... )

Packing. Packing to leave. Nathan had gotten in touch with Portalocity, informed those who he was working under that he was heading back to America. He didn't have to specify when in America, or where. Gone was gone, after all ( Read more... )

The trip into Tokyo itself had been quiet, to say the least. The arrival into Tokyo, on the other hand, escorted by at least a dozen Samurai on horseback, was an event to be remembered. Those who didn't scream and scatter from the streets lined up by the side of the road, bowing as the group of them made their way into the city ( Read more... )

Ah, the theatre. While Nathan had kind of failed at all aspects of it back before his time spent at Fandom, he could certainly appreciate the art of it from his viewpoint in the audience as the members of the village put on a rather entertaining kyōgen performance in the late evening, well after the sun had set ( Read more... )