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WHO: Gray and You
WHERE: Supermarket and the Network
WHEN: Late June
WHAT: There's only so long someone trying to be invisible can do so in Kaisou.
WARNINGS:
[ Some might say the young girl who transferred into Kaisou High School three months ago was like a ghost — She's always so avoidant of crowded hallways she's almost never seen and if she is she flits into some back hallway before anyone can say anything. She's a small frame, clothed almost entirely in black, and ducking her head to make herself smaller yet. She never has her hood down and almost never looks someone directly in the eye.
Even in her day-to-day life around Kaisou she's always seen finding the places people least go. While she has learned since London how to take a bus and feels more comfortable on one, she's still quick to find some window seat as far away from others as she can. She keeps her eyes on the ground when she goes too and fro. Stops only at a library and finds a detective or adventure novel sometimes before heading home. She moves silently, doing her best to go as unnoticed and small as possible. ]
B. SUPERMARKET
[ In a perhaps surprising turn of events to the few people who had come in contact with her, the small girl is humming quietly to herself as she goes shopping. Being a transplant into Kaisou, despite the Zodiac's generosity in taking care of the younger teenagers, she still finds the urge to make money for herself. She's an excellent cleaner who loves to clean, so it was easier said to find a place to take her on —
And yet, here she is in the supermarket cheerfully buying cleaning supplies for said cleaning job. Or perhaps it's just to keep her sparsely kept apartment clean, even though she has so little it's almost never diry. Still, she somehow seems satisfied with her basket full of cleaning supplies. Like a happy ghost content with their spoils. This is one way you can find her, otherwise:
Eventually, perhaps you were so busy shopping you didn't notice that something had fallen out of your basket/buggie/arms. No worries! Because the girl has and after a few moments of watching — to see if the other would notice — she moves forward and delicately picks it up before glancing up. If the stranger has turned to her, she'll offer a more deer-in-the-headlights smile. If they haven't, she'll gently tap them on the back and hold it out: ]
... You dropped this.
C. NETWORK. VOICE UN: GRAY
[ She's not entirely unused to cellphones after having lived in London for a few months, but smartphones are still somewhat new to her. Given she has no one to call, the cellphone has been pretty much left in her apartment with little fanfare. It's only one night where it makes a sound that she really pays attention to it — Finds the Libra app up that she can't seem to get out of and stares at it blankly a moment.
Some looking around and she gets the gist of it, but still can't help but pipe up in her own short commentary. A soft-sounding voice that despite it's question seems to somehow sound like the answer is inevitable: ]
Do we have to use this application?
WHERE: Supermarket and the Network
WHEN: Late June
WHAT: There's only so long someone trying to be invisible can do so in Kaisou.
WARNINGS:
[ Some might say the young girl who transferred into Kaisou High School three months ago was like a ghost — She's always so avoidant of crowded hallways she's almost never seen and if she is she flits into some back hallway before anyone can say anything. She's a small frame, clothed almost entirely in black, and ducking her head to make herself smaller yet. She never has her hood down and almost never looks someone directly in the eye.
Even in her day-to-day life around Kaisou she's always seen finding the places people least go. While she has learned since London how to take a bus and feels more comfortable on one, she's still quick to find some window seat as far away from others as she can. She keeps her eyes on the ground when she goes too and fro. Stops only at a library and finds a detective or adventure novel sometimes before heading home. She moves silently, doing her best to go as unnoticed and small as possible. ]
B. SUPERMARKET
[ In a perhaps surprising turn of events to the few people who had come in contact with her, the small girl is humming quietly to herself as she goes shopping. Being a transplant into Kaisou, despite the Zodiac's generosity in taking care of the younger teenagers, she still finds the urge to make money for herself. She's an excellent cleaner who loves to clean, so it was easier said to find a place to take her on —
And yet, here she is in the supermarket cheerfully buying cleaning supplies for said cleaning job. Or perhaps it's just to keep her sparsely kept apartment clean, even though she has so little it's almost never diry. Still, she somehow seems satisfied with her basket full of cleaning supplies. Like a happy ghost content with their spoils. This is one way you can find her, otherwise:
Eventually, perhaps you were so busy shopping you didn't notice that something had fallen out of your basket/buggie/arms. No worries! Because the girl has and after a few moments of watching — to see if the other would notice — she moves forward and delicately picks it up before glancing up. If the stranger has turned to her, she'll offer a more deer-in-the-headlights smile. If they haven't, she'll gently tap them on the back and hold it out: ]
... You dropped this.
C. NETWORK. VOICE UN: GRAY
[ She's not entirely unused to cellphones after having lived in London for a few months, but smartphones are still somewhat new to her. Given she has no one to call, the cellphone has been pretty much left in her apartment with little fanfare. It's only one night where it makes a sound that she really pays attention to it — Finds the Libra app up that she can't seem to get out of and stares at it blankly a moment.
Some looking around and she gets the gist of it, but still can't help but pipe up in her own short commentary. A soft-sounding voice that despite it's question seems to somehow sound like the answer is inevitable: ]
Do we have to use this application?
Voice; un: Koromaru
You will have to if you want to know what's going on. It'll help you stay in contact with those who use it.
voice; un: gray
[ She's direct if quiet, it's a statement of fact. She chews on the thought a while longer — Does she really need to know what's going on? She's done well enough so far.
She can imagine her master and Reines taking advantage of an application like this. There's nothing wrong with a little more information to be used, but still: ]
Knowing what's going on doesn't change it from happening.
voice, un: Mariposa
I wouldn't write it off completely just yet.
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Even so, it'll help you stay in contact with others. It will help you feel like you know how to prepare for certain events.
voice; un: Astral
You don't have to, but it'll help you stay in the loop when stuff happens.
[If Gray doesn't want to stay in the loop, well, Kat's not gonna blame her.]
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[ Her idea of preparation is usually watching or listening to others. She's not a person to hold much weight on her own; Either in conversation or in ability. There's not much her presence would truly offer: ]
I'm not sure who I would be contacting, either.
voice; un: gray
... But I'm alone, so there's no one I need to use it for. [ Cellphones are still widely knew to her and something she only associates with emergecies ] It seems like a lot of people put their faith in these.
voice; un: gray
[ It's an honest response, quiet yet as she adds: ] If it was something so big I'm sure it'd be on the news...
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Actually, a lot of the stuff you'll see or hear mentioned on here is stuff that most people either can't or won't notice, or if they do see it, they actually see something else instead.
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[Ah, this was tricky. How does he explain social media??]
If you ask around, there will be plenty of people who wouldn't mind helping you.