Summer Smith (
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fandomtownies2018-09-19 06:15 am
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The Onsen; Wednesday Morning [09/19].
Summer had it on pretty good authority (i.e. the radio report) that last Wednesday at the onsen had been a varitable hotbed of hot guys (plus Breq...sorry, Breq), and while she completely understood that it might be like hoping lightning would strike the same spot twice, she'd be remiss if she didn't at least try to go there herself in hopes that it turned out to be a regular thing. After all, it was Fandom Island. There was probably a spot somewhere in this place where lightning literally struck everytime there was a storm, or something.
Besides, when thirsty, didn't it just make sense to go where there was water?
If anything, it only took two seconds for Summer to realize that, even if she missed the wave of hotties, this was...pretty nice and relaxing, and probably something she needed, anyway.
[[because i kinda had to, and I love this icon, anyway. open onsen is open! though a little work-related sp from me likely at first]]
Besides, when thirsty, didn't it just make sense to go where there was water?
If anything, it only took two seconds for Summer to realize that, even if she missed the wave of hotties, this was...pretty nice and relaxing, and probably something she needed, anyway.
[[because i kinda had to, and I love this icon, anyway. open onsen is open! though a little work-related sp from me likely at first]]

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Granted, mostly it was beacuse he had no idea what else there was to do here during the day besides train and wander aimlessly, but Fjord was quickly becoming what was probably the cleanest half-orc in history.
Which was fine. He liked the water anyway.
"Morning, Summer."
He gave her a polite nod as he made his way to the pool clad in his dark brown swim trunks and nothing else, and then slid into the water, giving a bit of a content sigh as he settled in.
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Score.
Then she cracked open both her eyes fully, blinked away some of the restful drowsiness that had started to seep into her, and sat up a little. "Oh, hey, Fjord," she said. "Good morning."
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Fjord answered that with a little smile as the warmth of the water started to creep into him, putting his elbows up against the pool's edge and just taking a moment to appreciate it before offering a, "How are you today?"
Small talk. Lookit him excel at it.
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So he thought it polite to settle on an introduction. "I'm sorry, I don't believe we have encountered one another," he said. "My name is Mitsutada Shokudaikiri, it is a pleasure to meet you."
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"Fjord," came Fjord's reply, giving a polite enough nod of his own. "Busy day for bathing, isn't it?"
He was starting to get the feeling that his social life was mostly going to revolve around sitting in the water in dark brown shorts, around here.
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"Good morning, Seivarden," Fjord replied, giving her a polite nod in greeting. "How are you today?"
Please, let them not talk about horses again. He wouldn't be able to keep from giving her a difficult time forever, after all.
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"Good," Seivarden said with a pleasant sigh. "Enjoying the morning here. And you?"
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"Miguel," Fjord replied, nodding in greeting, grinning just slightly. "Welcome to the busiest bath I've had since arriving here."
Who knew the onsen was such a popular place?
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She slipped into the pool, letting her hands disappear under the surface.
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Wait a second, she'd knew that figure, because she'd already seen it this morning,
oh so handwavilyjust about to head down the stairs at the moment Summer left her own apartment. And, thanks to those seemingly selective thin walls, she had a good idea which apartment she'd been coming from.Interesting.
So Summer smile was all sweetness and innocence (and she wore it much more convincingly than some) as she nodded a greeting. "Good morning."
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"Good morning," she greeted in return, not rudely, but not with much enthusiasm.
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He wasn't familiar with many of the others, and was especially not familiar with the oni-looking man, but he was hardly here to judge. He was here to bathe, mainly. He gave them all a nod in greeting.
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But for the time being, she returned the nod to the newest arrival and offered a smile as well. "Good morning."
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He shrugged a little, not wanting to make that sound like a big deal. "I am Mitsutada, it is nice to meet you."
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Seivarden nodded. "Good morning."
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"Oh, hey, you're that guy that bought me a milkshake that one time."
Summer, how did you remember that when you couldn't even remember what you had for breakfast three days ago?
Well, she had breakfast every day. Cute guys only bought her milkshakes every...like, three times in her life. She didn't remember the context or anything, but she remembered that it happened, and she was pretty sure this was the guy.
If not? Good conversation starter anyway.
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"How have you been?"
If she said enough, maybe he'd remember who she was.
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