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šµšFirst Bloom (A Very Awkward Arrival)
WHO: Isabela and YOU
WHERE: Labyrinth and the streets of Kaisou
WHEN: 9/25-9/26
WHAT: Isa arrives via a suspiciously curated flower labyrinth and she is very disoriented and very scared
WARNINGS: Implied anxiety attacks and possible mentions of trans-generational traumas; Will update this if something else comes up
I. Disorienting Flower Labyrinth
(Things have gotten very weird for Isabela today. Just some time ago, she was pretty busy preparing a community garden for the town. It has been in her plans for quite a while now since finally getting to be herself and she is so happy to share it with her town mates. But as soon as she is about to bring out the gardening tools, she blacks out. It happened so suddenly that she didnāt have time to react or call for help.
Eventually after some time has passed, Isa wakes up to find an awfully terrifying sight: a perfectly manicured flower maze. Oh good heavens, she is not too happy to see something that would remind her of what she was pretending to be for most of her life. It looks too perfect for her own taste, the colors are too much of a color wheel match, and there is not a single cactus or anything that looks less than pretty to be found. This place might as well make her feel like suffocating for air. Plus there is no sighting of the gardening tools she was supposed to be carrying.
What is even more annoying is when she tries to use her gift to mess around with this utopian garden maze, she is horrified to discover that the thriving ability she has just awakened some time ago has been reduced to be the boring and basic version she had from before. Honestly, she doesnāt know which one is worse: her gift being laughably cut down in strength or being stuck in this sickeningly perfect looking maze?
Panic is slowly building up inside her as she desperately tries to find an exit out of this maze. There is no point of trying to hide her scared state of mind and she is not feeling fine.)
II. A Walk Around the City
(Eventually Isabela did found her way out of that āhorrificā labyrinth and into the streets of a big modern city after who knows how long it took her to leave: looking very tired but still very much alive. Looking at the modern buildings and billboards she is surrounded by, this is clearly not the town she has been living for her entire life, so Isabela is understandably in shock of seeing all the modern things she has never seen before.
As she tries to get a grip on this new reality, she feels her foot stepping on something sturdy, crouching down to find a instruction book and a strange rectangle device she has never seen before beside it. Now who would leave these behind? Wouldnāt they be vulnerable to stealing? Whoever left them here though, it seems to look like they are hers to keep now.
But the smartphone doesnāt seem to be within her priority right now as she has no clue on how to use one before she just simply wanders around the streets of Kaisou, hoping to find some answers and praying that someone can explain to her about why she has landed in here and why she is far away from home.)
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WHERE: Labyrinth and the streets of Kaisou
WHEN: 9/25-9/26
WHAT: Isa arrives via a suspiciously curated flower labyrinth and she is very disoriented and very scared
WARNINGS: Implied anxiety attacks and possible mentions of trans-generational traumas; Will update this if something else comes up
I. Disorienting Flower Labyrinth
(Things have gotten very weird for Isabela today. Just some time ago, she was pretty busy preparing a community garden for the town. It has been in her plans for quite a while now since finally getting to be herself and she is so happy to share it with her town mates. But as soon as she is about to bring out the gardening tools, she blacks out. It happened so suddenly that she didnāt have time to react or call for help.
Eventually after some time has passed, Isa wakes up to find an awfully terrifying sight: a perfectly manicured flower maze. Oh good heavens, she is not too happy to see something that would remind her of what she was pretending to be for most of her life. It looks too perfect for her own taste, the colors are too much of a color wheel match, and there is not a single cactus or anything that looks less than pretty to be found. This place might as well make her feel like suffocating for air. Plus there is no sighting of the gardening tools she was supposed to be carrying.
What is even more annoying is when she tries to use her gift to mess around with this utopian garden maze, she is horrified to discover that the thriving ability she has just awakened some time ago has been reduced to be the boring and basic version she had from before. Honestly, she doesnāt know which one is worse: her gift being laughably cut down in strength or being stuck in this sickeningly perfect looking maze?
Panic is slowly building up inside her as she desperately tries to find an exit out of this maze. There is no point of trying to hide her scared state of mind and she is not feeling fine.)
II. A Walk Around the City
(Eventually Isabela did found her way out of that āhorrificā labyrinth and into the streets of a big modern city after who knows how long it took her to leave: looking very tired but still very much alive. Looking at the modern buildings and billboards she is surrounded by, this is clearly not the town she has been living for her entire life, so Isabela is understandably in shock of seeing all the modern things she has never seen before.
As she tries to get a grip on this new reality, she feels her foot stepping on something sturdy, crouching down to find a instruction book and a strange rectangle device she has never seen before beside it. Now who would leave these behind? Wouldnāt they be vulnerable to stealing? Whoever left them here though, it seems to look like they are hers to keep now.
But the smartphone doesnāt seem to be within her priority right now as she has no clue on how to use one before she just simply wanders around the streets of Kaisou, hoping to find some answers and praying that someone can explain to her about why she has landed in here and why she is far away from home.)
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(Isabela is quite surprised to learn that this is technically not the first time she was stuck in a maze similar to this.)
Oh gee Luisa, I wish I could have remember it so clearly, but Iām afraid that I canāt seem to recall that one that well.
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(Did she got her original memory of Kaisou wiped out upon returning home? It is highly possible as much as Isabela hates to admit it.)
It is pretty bizarre that Iām not able to remember a single thing from being in Kaisou for the first time.
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We can...We can worry about that later. For now, let's just get you out of here.
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It is quite a miracle that one of her family members had arrived just when she needed help to get out of this place so much. And for that, she is very grateful of Luisa so much for leading the way.)
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There it is!
[ Unless something comes along to interrupt them, they should make it out just fine. ]
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Oh thank goodness. We are so close to getting out of this maze. Letās get out of here!
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Here we are. Welcome to the city.
[ Once they take a few steps away from the maze's entrance, Luisa spots the smart device waiting for Isabela. ]
I think that's yours.
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(She is staring at the device with wide shock and curiosity as she picks up said decide. Being from a time and place where smartphones arenāt seen as commonplace items, she probably has no idea of how to use one.)
Hey Luisa, how does this thing work by the way?
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[ Because it can take a while. ]
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[ She had been fortunate enough that there were others of their family here already when she arrived. So the least she can do is help out too. ]