Oh dear. What terrible dreams. I wonder if I'm coming down with something. I don't feel very well at all.

Edit: It seems I've been missing for quite some time. I certainly hope I wasn't missed too much. It sounds like everyone had a most splendid time, though I can't say I'm sorry I missed it. I've been through one illusory death already, and ( Read more... )

So, did everyone enjoy the music? I must say I did. There isn't enough music here normally, and I am starting to get used to this "Western" music more and more.

Still, we shouldn't have to wait for magic spells to indulge in our respective artistic endeavors, should we?

*Tomo has seemingly been affected by the music spell, and therefore he will sing his opera both in his room and in the park, supplementing his performance with illusory music, costumes, and voices. He is very proficient, but it is an acquired taste.*

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And now comes my favorite part of the program: the tears of regret. Whoever concocted this little scheme deserves to be commended. Well done, indeed ( Read more... )

I rather like it.

This has not been an altogether pleasant week.  I managed to hold off the worst of it, but the dreams were still quite vivid.

So, I hear there are a few celebrations in store for us here.  That is most excellent.  Perhaps I shall see some of my good friends there.

Do my eyes deceive me or is our wayward friend back among us ( Read more... )

How disorienting.  But I suppose "vanishing" for a week is better than sleeping for a week.  I felt simply horrible after that experience ( Read more... )

To the young lady who has moved into Yil Dyo: welcome to Econtra.  I have no interest at all in you, and so if we each keep to our own business, I believe we will have no problem ( Read more... )

I...I don't like this place.

I'm scared.

((ooc: Tomo's been turned into the the "innocent" 6 year old Ryo Chuin, who has been spending time under his bed and will be there a while longer before venturing anywhere.))