( the wind knocked out of him and having to let his eyes adjust to the light like he's just woken up from a terrible sleep aside—
natsume is fine. it hurts a little, but nothing he can't work through, sitting up and rolling his shoulder as he takes in the view. they're outside, but is it a real outside, or a fake one? they're inside, but they're outside. ...he should answer hinata, really. )
And with no white rabbit in SIGHT... ( mumbled, but then more clearly: ) More or less alright over HERE, and Komaeda-san seems perfectly fine TOO. How regrettABLE.
( :/ :/ :/ but he'll be a good boy and only let that be his only snipe for the moment, he's here to cooperate (with hinata and helena) )
...Where are WE... ( this is not really a question for any of them to answer considering none of them can, but he'll go to inspect the cairn. the side komaeda isn't resting on. how tall is it, is there anything particularly special about it.
also: nerrrrrrrrrd alerrrrrrrrrrt. ) Cairns — this structure here — are often used as markers for one thing or anoTHER, from safe trails to landmarks proPER, to gravesites and astronoMY. Ancient civilizations would use them to note when the solstices and the equinoxes WERE, particularly for the cultures which those dates were important FOR.
( scots, if he remembers right. but they're still usually doubling as gravesites. )
In a WAY, they're not really unlike our own gorinTOS, albeit larGER.
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natsume is fine. it hurts a little, but nothing he can't work through, sitting up and rolling his shoulder as he takes in the view. they're outside, but is it a real outside, or a fake one? they're inside, but they're outside. ...he should answer hinata, really. )
And with no white rabbit in SIGHT... ( mumbled, but then more clearly: ) More or less alright over HERE, and Komaeda-san seems perfectly fine TOO. How regrettABLE.
( :/ :/ :/ but he'll be a good boy and only let that be his only snipe for the moment, he's here to cooperate (with hinata and helena) )
...Where are WE... ( this is not really a question for any of them to answer considering none of them can, but he'll go to inspect the cairn. the side komaeda isn't resting on. how tall is it, is there anything particularly special about it.
also: nerrrrrrrrrd alerrrrrrrrrrt. ) Cairns — this structure here — are often used as markers for one thing or anoTHER, from safe trails to landmarks proPER, to gravesites and astronoMY. Ancient civilizations would use them to note when the solstices and the equinoxes WERE, particularly for the cultures which those dates were important FOR.
( scots, if he remembers right. but they're still usually doubling as gravesites. )
In a WAY, they're not really unlike our own gorinTOS, albeit larGER.