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Izanagi's Ideal World | 8/8
You wake up in a typical Japanese high school classroom to the sound of a bell.
You are dressed in one of two uniforms* (*Please button up your jacket properly!) - whichever your character would feel most comfortable in. The bell was apparently the signal for the end of classes for the day, because everyone else is getting up from their desks and mingling with their friends, making the motions of preparing to leave without quite going yet.
Among them is Izanagi, surrounded by a small group of students and chattering away energetically. There are two exits, one at the front of the room and one at the back, both of which lead to the hallway. On the other hand, if you want to try understanding what you’re doing here, this is probably the best opportunity to talk to Izanagi or talk to your classmates. You can also, of course, find each other and compare notes. There’s a bag hooked on the side of each of your desks, and inside are the typical supplies you would expect most students to carry: writing utensils and notebooks. These can be used, or not, as you please.
Rules | Classroom | Hallways | Outside | Nurse's Office | Library
You are dressed in one of two uniforms* (*Please button up your jacket properly!) - whichever your character would feel most comfortable in. The bell was apparently the signal for the end of classes for the day, because everyone else is getting up from their desks and mingling with their friends, making the motions of preparing to leave without quite going yet.
Among them is Izanagi, surrounded by a small group of students and chattering away energetically. There are two exits, one at the front of the room and one at the back, both of which lead to the hallway. On the other hand, if you want to try understanding what you’re doing here, this is probably the best opportunity to talk to Izanagi or talk to your classmates. You can also, of course, find each other and compare notes. There’s a bag hooked on the side of each of your desks, and inside are the typical supplies you would expect most students to carry: writing utensils and notebooks. These can be used, or not, as you please.
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[ taking it. ]
Does he have to be so dramatic.
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[ sssssigh ]
I'll talk to him. Find what you can and—
[ . . .
i can't believe i just got used to phones and now we don't have phones. ]
—I'll meet you at the tower.
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Got it. Do you think two hours will be enough time?
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[ given, the tokyo tower Just Fuckin Appeared ]
Just collect what you can and wait at the tower; if you're there early, wait for me. If I'm there early, I'll wait for you.
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[ She holds up the tickets, showing there's three remaining. ]
Shall I give you Izanagi's to hang onto? I wouldn't give it to him so early on, but he should be most willing to go along with you.
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[ offering his hand out for one ]
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Thanks. I'll see what I can dig up. Don't do anything stupid out there.
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[ glancing to izanagi ]
If he's the one who made this dream, it's going to be troublesome. Don't get trapped by anything—and don't talk to him until the final showdown.
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