Dark Cryptic Tears

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denofshadows​:

Seeing no one around in the house, she quietly placed the letter on the table when she suddenly felt hands on her shoulders and words. If she had been human she would have fainted from fright. Instead every hair on her body stood up as she raised her shoulders, her eyes wide at being caught in his house. She was alone with him in his house! She knew that it should not have mattered but she was trying to avoid him to begin with.

She didn’t know why she was avoiding him so hard. He saw her. He actually saw her when no one else did. It felt so raw, the emotion did and she was not a fan of the feeling in the beginning. But now she knew that she didn’t mind being seen so much as long as it was by him. Which made her want to vomit at the thought but she usually kept herself composed.

She turned around quickly in his hands and looked at him with wide eyes, wanting to hit him with something. At least it was him she realized. It could’ve been a half dozen or so other spirits that would’ve made her life hell but it was Kaname. Gentle Kaname who wouldn’t hurt her, just scare her enough to want to leave her skin.

“Kaname,” she breathed heavily, trying to prevent the scream from inside her chest from escaping. “That was not funny,” she answered, feeling her face warm up in embarrassment for being seen.

What kind of spirit was she if she was being seen by Kaname? But he always saw her. She couldn’t hide from him if she tried. He saw her when she could be seen and when she couldn’t be. It drove her mad but right now, in this moment, she was grateful that it was him and not someone else.

“I—I didn’t know you were home,” she stuttered. “I was just leaving your report for you. Didn’t want to bother you.”

Kaname felt somewhat guilty when he saw the discomfort written all over her face. At the same time, though, he took a bit of pleasure teasing her. At first, she would be so frightened that she wouldn’t say a word to him. Now, it was almost like a... normal thing between them, although it seemed she didn’t like it anymore than when they first met. Just that she became familiar with his presence. However, in all honesty, he had no idea what was running through her mind most of time. Normally, this would bug the hell out of him, but with her, it was fun trying to guess what she might be thinking.

“Sorry, I can’t help it.” Kaname smiled, chuckling a bit to himself. He almost wanted to add how he thought her genuine reaction to him was cute. But he had no idea of what her response might be if he let such words escape from his mouth. 

“No worries. You’re never a bother to me.” Kaname reassured her. 

It was odd how he felt at ease despite her being in his apartment. Inside his apartment, he didn’t have much in the way of material. But it was the one place where he retreated from the rest of the world, a place where he could relax and not keep up his guard. Now, he was letting her inside his space, his world, and his life. He didn’t mind it so much anymore. In fact, a part of him, unconsciously, wanted her to stay forever, wanted her to not be so scared of him. 

“You’re always more than welcome to stay, though. I don’t mind.” Kaname amiably said, hoping she might take him up on his offer. However, knowing her, she would probably escape since, he assumed, she had no feelings for him than simply being “co-workers”. The thought saddened him, but it wasn’t as if he could control another living being’s emotions. 

“Are you working today?” Kaname curiously asked, wondering if she would return to the library. “Perhaps you want to join me for a meal?”

He prayed it wasn’t too bold of him to ask, but whether she would outright reject him or not, he hadn’t the faintest clue.

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denofshadows​:

Chikao doubted there was any seat in this small space. But it was as if it was magic that Akito found a space for both of them to seat. Chikao couldn’t help but laugh easily as he saw the spot empty in the whole place. He loved it.

“Here is fine,” he smiled at him as he sat down, looking over the place. He wasn’t one to feel confined in a space but he almost wish he did as an excuse to leave and work. But he could tell on Akita’s face that he needed a break. Not everyone could keep up with his pace. Which was usually when he took breaks. He hated being human in that regard. Breaks were needed to survive. Sleep was required to survive. He wanted to do more than survive, he wanted to thrive.

Chikao sighed as he leaned back and relaxed and looked back at Akito. “So what should I get?” He asked, crossing his hands over his stomach. “I’m not picky. Or should I just get what you get?” He asked with a smile.

If he was going to sit here here, he wasn’t going to sit here in silence. He couldn’t talk about work, but he could ask questions that he didn’t know about Akito. All he really knew about the other was his ambition, something that Chikao could appreciate. He recognized the same energy as his own, something that hadn’t happened before.

“I curious, why come to the Republic City?” He questioned the other. “I can’t imagine it’s easy to leave home and everything you know to be here.”

He knew that Akito didn’t like talking about himself but at the same time Chikao was curious and they were finally at a place where Akito couldn’t dodge his questions easily or distract him with work. All things he loved to do as well when personal questions were brought up with himself but for now it was nice to just be another guy and talk with a friend.

Akito smiled a bit, knowing it probably wasn’t in Chikao’s preference to stay here and eat. The man could work like a machine and never stop. He understood Chikao’s reasons for working so tirelessly. However, it was what also worried him. To achieve the Yin’s goals, Chikao was willing to sacrifice his health and well-being. He admired Chikao’s steadfastness, but the guy was going to kill himself before he could even accomplish the Yin’s goals if he didn’t slow down.

“Hmm, I usually get the chef’s choice. You’re free to order whatever you want, though.” Akito told him, but he didn’t want to restrict Chikao’s choices if he wanted something different. 

Akito ordered his usual and left it up to Chikao to make his own order, not wanting to control what his friend wished to eat. 

When Chikao asked him questions about himself, he shouldn’t have been all that taken back. Chikao wasn’t one to sit in silence and was always a curious man. 

“True... But Republic City has got all the freedom in the world that you don’t find anywhere else.” Akito responded, somewhat honestly. 

Unlike the Water Tribes, Republic City contained a certain air of “freedom” for him. In the Water Tribe, he felt suffocated by the social pressures and other people’s demands on him. It didn’t help that his father was a famous politician, either.  

“It can be stifling and riddled with traditions. I understand traditions are important, but... I don’t know, man. You couldn’t say how you felt without facing some kind of serious social repercussions.” Akito continued as he thought about the Water Tribe. 

There were people in the Water Tribes that he loved and respected like Kael, Ayumu, and his own mother. Unfortunately, there were too many other people who could be despicable and prejudiced. 

“To give up all that familiarity is a small price to pursue my own belief. To fight for what I believe in.” Akito gazed at his tea cup, which had been given to them earlier by the waiter. 

Much of what he said was true. But other parts... not so much. It made him somewhat queasy, on the inside, how he could so easily weave together both the truths and the lies. The worst part of it was Chikao probably believed in him. Why did such a decent and well-mannered guy have to be the Yin leader? His job would probably be made much easier if the guy was a regular scumbag, which is what Akito dealt with for most of his missions. 

“Ah, anyways, my story isn’t that interesting. I mean, you probably have a more... complicated story than mine.” Akito waved it off, feeling embarrassed that he was jabbing on so much about himself. 

Like Chikao, Akito tended to escape or dodge questions that pertained to himself. But it was a little difficult to do so in this intimate, close atmosphere. It had been too long since he had a meal accompanied with another person. Not to mention, they were having a “honest” talk. If Akito could even call it so.

“If you don’t mind me asking, why work as a Republican Senator and be the Yin leader at the same time?” Akito curiously asked, hoping Chikao wouldn’t just brush him off.

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junhua​:

darkcryptictears​: Yeona & Jun

“Almost. Got it.” Jun was crouched carefully in front of the counter very gently sprinkling a tiny dash of fire flakes over a freshly backed chocolate croissant. A little spice was just what the chocolate needed for that added little kick. His obsession with fire flakes might have been a tad bit excessive but he couldn’t help himself! They were just too addicting! And who didn’t like a little extra pizzazz in there food?

“There! Perfect!” He held up the tray of three and examined his masterpiece. Each croissant was a buttery flaky gold and the chocolate inside was melted and delicious and the fire flakes didn’t just add spice. They also added a vibrant pop of color. Now all that was left was to find a customer willing to try them. As he stepped out of the shop and looked around he spotted a girl who definitely looked like she could use a croissant. With a confidence in his step and a friendly smile on his face he approached, tray balanced carefully in one hand. “Care for a sample? It’s one hundred percent free if you give me your honest opinion. I’m trying something new.“ He finished his pitch with a wink and a grin, anticipating a positive reaction if the lady decided to brave his croissants. 

Yeona was startled when a stranger approached her, but the immediate smell of freshly baked pastries tingled her nose and watered her tastebuds. The freshly baked goods made her forget any dubiousness she may have had about the guy.

“Oh, sure! I don’t mind.” Yeona eagerly agreed, having no qualms about a free sample. She loved trying out new foods all the time. She wasn’t an expert or a connoisseur, but she couldn’t resist. Especially food.

She didn’t recognize him or had been to this particular shop before, but she loved visiting new shops and giving their products a shot.

“What is it that you’ve got here?” Yeona curiously asked before she grabbed one. 

Sadly, because her own cooking skills were nonexistent, she could only bake. But she was only an amateur baker and didn’t know very much. Thus, she loved hearing about other people’s creations and tended to ask them about their creations.

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kaelayala​:

darkcryptictears​: Akito & Kael

“It’s not a disguise! The thing is I’m not trying to hide anything! People just expect me to look a certain way and when I don’t, I’m invisible. Or at least I am to most people. Not to you of course.” Akito was different of course. The other had always marched to the beat of his own drum and that was an admirable quality in a person. Not everyone saw things that way of course but the two of them were the same in that regard. “You always did see past the fancy clothes and haughty attitudes. I cannot tell you how many times I have had to sit and indulge someone while they went on and on about fashion when we should have been talking about policy.”

That was of course why he was here now dressed in casual clothes sitting on a park bench alone with his coffee. There was no pretense to be kept here. “I have to tell you, it’s nice to have your company. Not everyone is as free thinking as we are these days.” Things just seemed to get more and more complicated with every passing day. It was exhausting. But here in the park he could let those cares melt away for just a moment as he enjoyed the bit of nature the park offered.

Akito laughed at Kael’s earnest answer, which held a lot of truth in it. People had a tendency to judge you based on how you look, or rather, how they thought you should look. Sadly, humans could be such fickle creatures with too much pride. 

“Haha, I guess we’re both the same in that sense. I could never hide from you with my awful disguises.” Akito grinned at Kael, finding it quite hilarious. 

When they were young, Akito liked to leave the comfortable areas of the Water Tribe and explore more of what the world had to offer. Unfortunately, because he was born in the royal family, there were many restrictions as to what he could do or where he could even go. It didn’t help his father was widely known and famous, so everyone knew his face. Thus, when Akito snuck out in the middle of the day with a horrible disguise, Kael never failed to recognize him. 

“Wow. And I thought people in high power actually talked about policy.” Akito said, not all too surprised by Kael’s comment. 

Because he grew up around his father, who was surrounded by politicians and big wigs, he knew exactly what Kael was talking about. 

“Same here. It’s always nice spending time with you and not having to put on a facade.” Akito concurred with Kael.

People these days seemed to be very opinionated. If you didn’t agree with them, then you were an enemy. People couldn’t hold civil conversations with each other without tearing at each other’s throats. It amazed Akito how little tolerance people had these days. 

It made him think about his father, though, who didn’t seem to be swayed by public opinion, either. He wondered what his father thought about Spirits, but that man never said much about anything especially when it came to politics.

“How do you have time to sit here? Aren’t you usually held up in meetings or something?” Akito looked over at Kael, then he joked with him, “Your poor staff members must be drowning in all the paperwork you’re not doing.”

He didn’t mean to make light of Kael’s job. It was something Kael took very seriously and worked very hard at. In fact, Kael made sure never to let his voice go unheard of and made his constituents feels as if they could trust him. But he still liked to poke fun at Kael for it.

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in-the-light​:

Tor had the night off and he didn’t have any plans for the rest of the weekend.  Usually he’d go out to a club or bar for the night.  But he decided to function during the day for once.  Walking through republic city he smiled at a few of his fans signed things if they asked.  It was things like this that he liked.  He liked the attention.  Something He didn’t get enough of as a child. 

He grew up in the shadow of The Fighter.  His younger sibling, it should have been the other way around.  But as soon as the baby came along what did Tor matter?  He was too young to experience a life as the Baby, being only two when The fighter came alone.   It was all about them and their lives from then on.  

Tor didn’t know a life where he was the center of attention in his parents eyes.  He didn’t know what it was like to make the proud.  Or for them to be happy with something that he had done.  He sighed pushing the thoughts out of his mind as he walked around.  He’d take care of The Fighter one way or another. 

Looking up at the sky he wondered what he should do.  He was starting to get hungry but nothing called out to him.  He just had that itch in his stomach for food. He decided to maybe try a cafe things were light there and he could get a coffee as well.  Walking into one he stood looking at the menu unsure of what to buy.  

Yeona had been gazing at the menu when she felt some a breeze brush onto her skin. She assumed someone came in and looked over, noticing a handsome man enter. For some reason, she recognized his face, but she couldn’t exactly place it. Where had she seen him before? He definitely didn’t work at school, otherwise, she would definitely remember. 

She wondered if she should say something. Would she freak him out by randomly approaching him? Well, the worst that could happen was that she would stand out like a random crazy stranger. What did she have to lose?

“Have you decided what you’ll get?” Yeona asked, feeling silly for asking immediately afterwards. 

“Of course he hasn’t decided yet. He just came in!” Yeona thought to herself. 

She really should have thought through her question before opening her mouth. Curse her and her impulsiveness. She hoped she wouldn’t seem too strange for starting up a conversation.

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kaelayala​:

darkcryptictears​: Akito & Kael

Kael was no fool. Travelling and freelance work was extremely vague but that was fine. What Akito did was his business, not Kael’s. “You don’t have to tell me if you don’t want to. I’m not the type to pry. As long as you’re happy with your work that’s all I can ask for.” He grinned as he fixed an amused gaze on Akito. “Not important however, now that I don’t believe in the slightest. All work is important now matter how small and I doubt someone as smart as you would be doing anything less than extraordinary.”

Unlike most other politicians Kael understood the purpose of his position. Though many forgot he was not one of them. Politicians were there to serve the people. Not the other way around. Really his career choice should have been no surprise to anyone. He laughed and shrugged. “I never was much good at other things. I really don’t know what else I would have become if not a council member.” The time on his watch told him he had a few hours before his next event. “You know I have some time right now. I’m not sure how long it will last but if not I’m sure I can clear a spot in my schedule. I would not be opposed to missing another dry and boring meeting to spend some time with an old friend.”

A part of him felt guilty, but another part him felt relieved. The less Kael knew about his current life circumstances, the better it was for the both of them. He wished to keep his good friendship with Kael and not lose it. However, when Kael talked about the importance of work, he wasn’t sure what to think. Was his work important? Honestly, it was the only way he felt he could make a difference. Ironically, he couldn’t let anyone know of his “vital” work. 

Instead of responding about himself, he decided to respond about Kael’s work.

“Really? I think you could have probably become anything if you wanted to.” Akito teased Kael, knowing the guy always accomplished whatever he set out to do.

When they were younger, Kael didn’t let other people sway his opinions so easily and always firmly stood his ground. It was one of the main reasons he looked up to Kael despite only being one year apart from each other. Thinking back on it, Kael was akin to an older brother for Akito. Growing up in the royal family often meant one was easily isolated and alone with, often times, horrible relatives who only spoke to you for a favor. Thankfully, he ended up meeting Kael who seemed to be the only sane person who wasn’t motivated by greed. Of course, there were others like his cousin, Ayumu who also wasn’t blinded by wealth or political power like most of the other family members. Unfortunately, he never had a chance to talk to The Maverick, so he had no idea about their personality or character.

“More boring meetings on spirits or something?” Akito curiously asked, chuckling a little at Kael’s humorous comment. Akito then sarcastically added, “It seems to be all that a government official does - meetings, meetings, meetings.”

It was partially why Akito disliked politicians because they threw around lots of words, but none of them acted on it. However, he knew Kael was different. He just liked to pick on his good friend.

“In all seriousness, I wouldn’t want you to miss your meeting if it’s important.” Akito honestly said.

As much as he would love to catch up with Kael, he didn’t want Kael to miss an important meeting related to his job. But he would love to pick Kael’s brain and also figure out what was going on with the government and the two Water Tribes.

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junhua​:

darkcryptictears​: Jiayi & Jun

He couldn’t hide the way he flinched if he tried. She knew. How the hell did she know? It was pointless trying to deny it so he didn’t bother. “When I first joined I was young and stupid and had no idea what you all actually did. I’m might still be a little young and stupid but I’m not blind.” His experience with the Ryujin had started out benevolent. A quick delivery hear, a little more money in his pocket the next day. But over time the things he was asked to do grew more and more suspect. The final straw was his grandmother. 

He didn’t like where this was going. It honestly felt like he was being politely backed into a corner and he frowned. “No. I’m not willing to do anything. There are certain lines even you can’t make me cross.” Blanket statements like that were what got him into this situation in the first place and he wasn’t about to make that same mistake again. That said, if she was sincerely offering him an out he should at least hear it. “But with full transparency and if you’re straight with me than I might consider the offer you have in mind.” He had no authority here. No basis for the bravado he was showing at all. But he’d be damned if he just sat there like a whipped dog and cowered.

She liked how he did not instantly kowtow in fear or automatically agree with her words. Most people around her tended to be facetious or obsequious because they wanted to gain her favor. But not Jun. It only made him all the more interesting and more useful for the mission she had in mind for him. 

“Of course. I don’t intend to be anything less than fully upfront.” Jiayi nodded her head, understanding why he was on the fence about anything she said. 

From his point of view, he had every right to be dubious about her intentions. It amused her as to how Jun set from the start how he had limits he wouldn’t cross. She wondered what those limits would be and how far he would go to compromise his “moral integrity”. 

"How much do you know about the current situation with Spirits and the government?” Jiayi decided to ask him first before getting into the real crux of the conversation. 

It would be no point if Jun had no idea what was going on. But she doubted a young, decent, and intelligent man like him would simply have no clue. Still, it wouldn’t hurt to gauge his understanding about what was going on.

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kaelayala​:

darkcryptictears​: Kaname & Kael

“Well you’re in good company. I have always been told something similar though far less politely. I just can’t can’t help it. When a thought enters my head I just, say it.” His outspokenness had gotten him many enemies but also many friends. Those who stayed by his side did so because they knew he was honest. “In any case you’re no more crazy than I am for answering you right?”

Kael chuckled, happy that the stranger seemed well mannered and didn’t seem too bothered by his outburst. The question caught him off guard until he remembered where he was and what he was wearing. “Ah yes! The suit. Well I was just getting off of work which is why I’m dressed this way. I can’t wait to get out of this stuffy thing.” He pulled his tie so it loosened a bit and let it hang there askew around his neck. “Much better. Even just loosening a tie feels so good at the end of a long day.” He smiled warmly at the other not caring in the least about his fancy clothes and how out of place he looked. “I was on my way to grab lunch before I head home. What about you? I hope I didn’t interrupt you.” 

“Is that so?” Kaname couldn’t help but be fascinated by the stranger’s outward kindness. 

It seemed he wasn’t one to reject others based on whether they were humans or spirits. Many people he met these days either feared or avoided spirits all together.

“Haha, I suppose. Makes the both of us in the same boat.” Kaname lightly chuckled, finding the conversation amusing. 

Lately, most of his interactions with humans consisted of clients, including the wealthiest one such as the Ryuujin. Those humans weren’t the most pleasant of the bunch. But what could he really say? His hands were stained with too much blood for him to be considered an innocent bystander. A part of him wished he could return to those days of being an naive Spirit who only cared about his family. 

“I see.” Kaname politely smiled. 

Work? He must have worked at some big company, bank, or some government office based on the tie and the suit. He only wore those for certain important meetings or high-end parties. Otherwise, he avoided wearing such spiffy clothes. It wasn’t really his style. 

“I was also figuring out what to eat.” Kaname decided to answer. “I’m never sure what’s the best around here with so many restaurants around. Do you have some place you recommend?”

He wasn’t sure why he started talking about eating. He didn’t really have any particular reason why he was out. Usually, he liked to wander around and become lost in his thoughts about the past. Interacting with others like he was right now... was beyond strange for his daily routine. But this stranger, for some reason, didn’t make him feel uncomfortable or uneasy.

[thoughtkick]

Thanks again for saving me. Someday, I’ll save you too.

Zelda Fitzgerald, Dear Scott, Dearest Zelda: The Love Letters of F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald (via thoughtkick)

[extramadness]

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Hibiscus: Where would you want to go on your next vacation? (all muses)

Akito

If he could, he would love to go back to the Norther Water Tribe to visit his mother. He hasn’t been back ever since he pursued his military/spy career.

Kaname

Probably to go out of the Republic City and into nature to get away from the bustling noises of city life. He sometimes wishes he could return to the Spirit world, but he knows better than to return to a place where he’s not only unwanted but also a traitor. 

Jiayi

Anywhere away from all the work she has to do. However, after a particular encounter, she’s particularly interested in visiting the Southern Water Tribe.

Yeona

Since she is fascinated with technology, she would love to go visit both of the Air Temples (Northern and Southern) as they are known for their advancement and schools in technology.

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Peach: Can you cook or bake? (all muses)

Akito 

Sadly, he can’t cook or bake to save his life. It’s why he prefers to eat out.

Kaname

Despite not having any interest in the human world, he’s found he loves to cook. In his spare time, it’s what he does. He loves experimenting with all kinds of foods and creating new recipes.

Jiayi

She can’t cook, but she loves to bake since she loves sweets, and it’s a way for her to relax. 

Yeona

She has a passion for food and loves to cook. Even though she believes her creation are perfectly fine, one would do well to avoid her creation. 

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The Tower: Something that changed their life (all muses)

Akito

It’s when he decided to join the military and not follow his father’s dream for him. Afterwards, his relationship with his family and the tribe changed.

Kaname 

(tw: killing)

The moment his family was accused of being criminals and killed in front of him. Not only did he become exiled from the Spirit world, but he also killed many of his own kind. It changed the way he saw and thought about the world and himself.

Jiayi

(tw: assassination)

When her brother was killed by a rival, her life completely changed. Before she had dreams to have a music career or pursue other interests, but now, she was left with little choice but to become the Ryuujin Leader.

Yeona

Her life changed when the spirit, who took care of her, left her without a word. It led her on a quest to find them and to discover the truth about who she was.

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Temperance: Their ideal day (all muses)

Akito

Either sleeping or eating out and drinking. As much as he loves his work, he likes to spend time not thinking about it.

Kaname

Spending time alone without any disturbances from anyone or anything. (Most of the time)

Jiayi

It’s when she can wind down and relax from her usual busy workload. 

Yeona

Discovering or learning something new. She’s always eager to find out more whether it’s info or new food.

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denofshadows​:

Kazuo listened to her speak about her travels. It was nice to hear someone getting out of their comfort zone and going someplace else. Even if it was the northern water tribe. He chuckled to himself as he shook his head no to her question. He wished he could go home more often but his work kept him busy.

“I travel for work,” he answered honestly. “I’ve been everywhere except back home. I’m thinking of taking some time off and going home soon. Make sure my parents are okay and all of that.” He smiled at her. “And to see friends who never left,” he added with a small chuckle. “I’ll probably spend more time working though to be honest. Making sure everyone is okay”

He smiled softly at Jiayi and sighed as he looked back towards the horizon. There was already a multitude of lanterns out there lit, signaling the almost end of the festival here. Soon there would be fireworks and then everyone would leave. And who knows if he would see her again.

“So what keeps you tied to the Republic City?” He asked curiously. “Work? Family?” He asked curiously. He found it hard to believe that she was alone at the festival. But yet she was. Maybe they’re sick he thought to himself as he looked back over at her.

“Oh, I see.” Jiayi was happy to hear that she wasn’t the only one traveling for work.

She wondered what he did for a living, but it would might be too nosy of her to ask especially since she didn’t know him that well. Thus, she refrained from asking. She also didn’t want to begin thinking about how she would respond if he asked her what was her job.

“Just work.” She responded as she noticed the lanterns in the sky. It was a sign that the fireworks were coming soon. 

She wished she could have stayed because of her family. Unfortunately, no one from her family was alive anymore. It was just her. But she was sure he didn’t want to hear her somber story. 

“As for family, well, it’s just me.” Jiayi answered with a smile, feeling somewhat sad about the thought. 

She was used to not having anyone around anymore, but it was still ever as lonely. Perhaps it was why she buried herself in her work - to forget about the isolation. Yes, she had people working for her, but they were only connected through their work. There was really no love lost between her and those who worked for her. 

This year was the first time she had spent the Tanabata festival with another person who had no relation to her work. Unfortunately, this would probably be the last time she might see this man. He probably had people to help and his family to worry over unlike her. Oh, what was she thinking? She barely even knew him, anyways...

Just then, she heard the first boom of fireworks light up the sky. She gazed upward, staring at the beautiful motley of colors painting the night. It reminded her of how she loved attending with her family as a little girl. If only she could return to those innocent, naive days. 

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@Yeona Cinnamon: What’s your favorite smell?

I think she would answer that she loves the smell of good food, haha. But on a serious note, I think she loves the scent of firewood since it reminds her of the time she spent with the spirit whom she came to love. That spirit would often use firewood to cook delicious homemade meals. (It all goes back to food, lol.)

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Spearmint: What’s an interesting fact about you? (all muses)

Thank you so much for the ask <3 I answered the same question in this post~ ^^

https://darkcryptictears.tumblr.com/post/625290550609920000/everyone-spearmint-whats-an-interesting-fact