Note: please be as cryptic as possible regarding any specific actions your character takes when discussing them in the game channel to avoid influencing everyone else!
[You make your way back to the road (hopefully without much trouble).
When finally approach the entrance to the village, which is a perfect fit for the Japanese idea of what a medieval European village should be, a young man appears seemingly out of nowhere, blocking the way between you and Civilization. He rests his hand on the hilt of his sword and glares at you.]
How do you get lost so bad you end up in another village? Guess there's dumb people everywhere, eh? Go in, boy, you're in luck. You're in time for the festivities so you'll get free food and drink tonight.
[The main street seems to lead to main square, and also to the tallest building in the village-- you can see it from where you are, and it looks like a church! There is a big bell on top of it. You can also go right, although you have no reason to do that, or follow the smell of bread if you're hungry, but you're Shu so rustic bread is probably not for you.]
The guard from before I reached the village mentioned it— I had no idea if you were affiliated or not, but it seemed a reasonable guess. That said, it is fine. I have no particular reason to attend.
[She seems to want to ask something, but-- no, a woman of faith doesn't pry
as soon as he comes in, he can hear children scrambling to run away and pretend they weren't misbehaving by trying to overhear]
The children are very curious, so please be patient with them. I will show you around and introduce you to Selka, who will be showing you to your room.
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[ He nods in acceptance and as short farewell to Sol, but he'll be off to the village now. ]
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When finally approach the entrance to the village, which is a perfect fit for the Japanese idea of what a medieval European village should be, a young man appears seemingly out of nowhere, blocking the way between you and Civilization. He rests his hand on the hilt of his sword and glares at you.]
A stranger? What’s your purpose?
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[ gestures, unnecessarily, to the air around them ]
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[he moves]
Why're you all the way up here, anyway? We don't get many visitors this up in the North.
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Tch! In any case, where do you recommend I head?
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I suppose there is no harm in checking. I will be on my way.
[ he meant to ask more for directions, but. ah, well, he should find it ]
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The church looks a little smaller than it did from afar, and less grandiose than one would expect. Its doors are closed.]
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Yes? How may I be of assistance?
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Very well. If it is for one night, you are welcome to stay with us. I will not turn away someone in need.
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[ since he is apparently allergic to the normal person's "thank you" ]
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Do you wish to come in now, or will you be joining us in the evening?
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As I said, if you need help I will aid you. Do you need more hands at your festival?
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If you plan to attend, please come back before 7. We do not open our doors to anyone later than that, because of the children.
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Then, you are welcome under our roof. I am Sister Azalia, and I am in charge of this Church.
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[ He steps into the building. ]
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as soon as he comes in, he can hear children scrambling to run away and pretend they weren't misbehaving by trying to overhear]
The children are very curious, so please be patient with them. I will show you around and introduce you to Selka, who will be showing you to your room.
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[ he sounds both very fond and like someone who has had very limited interaction with children. ]
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