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Who: Rodi (

spiria)
Where: the plaza
When: after this
Style: Whichever you want
Status: Closed.

A young white-haired scantily clad woman was standing in the middle of the plaza. She was waiting for an old friend to get here. Despite a cheerful smile that seemed to never leave her face it seemed that she was starting to get a little bored with waiting.

"I hope Kohaku will get here soon." she said to herself.

Rodi couldn't wait to see her friend again and she was curious about what had happened in Vatheon during her absence. That and she already had heard quite a bit. Not to mention that Dhaos was here and Rodi wasn't quite sure how to act around him. He didn't remember her.

She shook her head.

"...I'm sure everything's gonna be okay in the end."

And with that she continued to wait for Kohaku.

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Kohaku was running a little bit late, admittedly. She wanted to make sure she looked at least somewhat decent before meeting with Rodi, which meant figuring out how to groom herself while having cat ears and a tail ... which ... wasn't as hard as she thought it might have been, but still an interesting thing to figure out nonetheless.

However, she did manage to do it! And now she was en route to the plaza to meet with her friend. The thought about shooting her a message to tell her she was a bit behind crossed her mind, but she figured it would be quicker to just run there as quickly as she could.

Now, she arrived. And when she did, she had to stop for a moment to catch her breath.

"I-I'm here!" she finally managed to get out, standing up straight and smiling at Rodi.

Rodi couldn't help but smile at Kohaku when the girl finally arrived. She waited until Kohaku caught her breath before she laughed a little wrapping her arms around her friend.

"I'm so glad to see you, Kohaku!" she said, then let go still smiling.

Even though she didn't know Kohaku for too long, she was still the only person in Vatheon that remembered Rodi. And that meant a lot to her, especially considering that...

Ah, that didn't matter right now. She was supposed to smile cheerfully and pretend that nothing could make her worry.

Kohaku wasn't expecting the hugs, but she returned the hug as best as she could when it was given. Rodi had been one of the first friends she had made here in the bubble, so it was really nice to see her again ... and to know that she remembered her from her previous brief stay here.

"I'm glad to see you, too!" She responded, then smiled happily at her friend, then motioned for her to follow.

"Hey, let's get some ice cream before we head back to my place, okay? It really sounds good right now."

She had to thank her lucky stars ... or fish ... that she still had human food cravings, even with cat ears and a tail.

Hearing about ice cream Rodi grinned.

"That sounds like a good idea to me, too, but..."

She paused for a moment making a thoughtful look.

"...I didn't know cats liked ice cream." she said teasingly, pointing at Kohaku's cat ears.

Kohaku laughed a bit, sheepishly, as she walked alongside Rodi.

"You remember the curses in this place, right? I got hit with one of them." She turned around and walked backwards, grinning at her friend.

"I wear them well, though! And not everything about me became feline-ish. I can still eat human foods. So, yes, ice cream is something I still like, nyeh!"

With that last word, she stuck her tongue out teasingly at Rodi.

"It's hard to forget about the curses." Rodi admitted. "Though, I wasn't here for that long to get used to something like this." she laughed a little again pointing at Kohaku's cat ears.

Rodi quickened her pace a little closing her eyes.

"Let's get those ice cream already."

"All right, all right!" Kohaku laughed, turning back around and leading the way.

"There's an ice cream parlor over here that's actually got a lot of variety. I think you'll like it!"

Rodi slowed down and followed Kohaku, still laughing a little.

"Is that so? Well then, let's go, let's go."

"Going, going!" Kohaku laughed, then looked to Rodi.

"I was surprised, actually. A lot of the time, people leave and come back to this place and don't remember a thing from their time before. I was really happy when you remembered me."

Rodi makes a thoughtful look.

"They don't remember anything... huh."

She shakes her head then smiles again.

"Well, I'm glad the coral decided to leave my memories alone."

"Yeah, me too. Actually, another friend of mine disappeared from this place ... and then when she came back, she didn't remember me at all. And she and I were pretty close before." Kohaku looked a little sad as she said this, but she brightened up a bit more as they approached the ice cream parlor.

"But it's okay. It happens, right?"

Actually, she was still a little hurt over that, though she knew she couldn't do anything about it. Still, Rodi was here, and she remembered. That was a small victory, right? She should have fun with Rodi instead of lamenting on other things.

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