.:Our Quiet Days:.

[filialdeception]

Who: Meng Yao, etc
What: Probably one or two prompts.
Where: Place(s) in Yogen.
When: Mid-November.
Warnings: Not anticipating there to be much.

This is more or less just a tailored post for potential prompts. In the event you would like one/plan out one, please feel free to reach out to me via discord at #seraphkingdhaos#8538 or on plurk at leyfi.

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[filialdeception]

Naturally, you'd be allowed.

[ He says lightly; everyone has their own preferences, after all. Though of course personal projects are understandable to have biases on. ]

Well, I'm not familiar with the literature the cafe was based on, but I don't doubt that every member put their all into it. And of course that it was enjoyable for all parties.

I'm afraid I hadn't frequented the cafe, but perhaps you can tell me what it was like? Or some of the characters involved.

[moraloutrage]

I will gladly educate you on the matter! The cafe itself was equipped with all of the basics. There were a number of treats, beverages and decorations that matched themes from the book, as well as the karaoke.

I myself acted as a prominent character from the book, the White Rabbit! He has a diligent, punctual nature that is very admirable, as he is always striving to reach an appointment that he is late for. And Yashiro-kun was the Dormouse, a sleepy character who attended a tea party. The cast of characters includes quite a few eccentric animals!

[filialdeception]

...I see.

I don't know too much about her to know whether the character she chose is one familiar to her, but I'm sure she played out the character well. [ He then smiles faintly before settling into a neutral, yet friendly expression. ] As for yourself, the White Rabbit sounds like he suits you well.

[moraloutrage]

I would say she did a splendid job! She is in actuality much more awake, alert and dedicated than the Dormouse, but that just goes to show her acting abilities! [He sounds so proud of her! And he smiles at Meng Yao's assessment.] Also, thank you! I am honored to be considered comparable to such a classic literary figure!