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Singles Night @ Bright Sky Diner
It had started as a joke, but gradually more people were showing interest in the idea, and so Singles Night became a thing. It would be fun, the managers said, and it would hopefully gain some revenue. The event would have been advertised around the city, so when the night came, the staff there were waiting for a good turn out. They'd certainly gone to some effort.
MAIN AREA
The main part of the diner had been changed into an area made of larger tables to encourage mingling. Here there were buffet tables set up, and the lighting was warm and friendly. Light jazz music played very softly in the background to keep the atmosphere buzzing and happy. Maybe people would meet the love of their life here, or maybe they'd just meet a new friend.
BOOTHS
The booth along the walls of the restaurant remained as they were, but the lighting above the tables was muted for a more intimate feel. These areas of the restaurant would be quieter and there was no need for anyone to be nearby unless they were seeking a little more peace. These tables are ideal for people who have found someone they'd like to get to know a little better. It's relaxed, but pretty romantic, with candles on the tables too. These booths include table service, with quiet but friendly wait staff.
OUTSIDE AREA
Now this is the special place to be. The outside area of the diner has been transformed into a romantic and cosy place. Fairy lights decorate the fencing, and there are warm blankets on the benches too. This is a perfect place for those who want to cuddle up. After all, what better way to warm up than to sit side by side and admire the stars with the charming stranger you've just met?
[This is a mingle post! Feel free to add your characters anywhere you wish. Good luck on finding the one, making new friends, or trolling the singles. Have fun!~]
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"I'll be careful if I see him." It was fortunate that Ukoku had already left the diner a while ago. "I don't want any conflict while I'm here, if I can help it."
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"I heard about that, though I doubt it comes without a cost. The risk of death or injury hasn't made me avoid much so far. It's always a risk and always will be. Unless you are asking me to avoid you, I rather not, I find you good company." He'd back off, if that's what was wanted. If not, he wouldn't. He'd come too close to being torn apart too often to run from a vague threat.
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"I appreciate the warning, it's best to be prepared. I'm still remaking a portalable weapon to help defend myself here. It's not acceptable to walk around with a greatsword, I don't think." Caladbolg mostly lived in his room currently, just unfriendly enough to the cats to convince them to not use it as a scratching post.
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"How long have you been here?"
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Koumyou had to think about Trahearne's question for a moment. He actually counted on his fingers. "About... three and a half weeks now, I think?"
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"I've only been here a month and a week or so. I feel like I know very little so far." Not for lack of trying.
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The first of the sylvari, the first to experience that process. He forced himself to be still and not fidget, even as he felt more and more alien.
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How very... Buddhist, to make him figure out the application of the meaning of his own name!
That didn't make it a great thing in Koumyou's eyes, much to the surprise of most people; he wasn't actually a big fan of Buddhism. Actually, none of the Sanzos he'd ever known had been big fans of it... huh.
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"I had my tasks and was fulfilling them to the best of my ability, that's the most I can do. Finding out just how well I did or if I live up to my name can wait until I'm done." Whenever he was done, if that ever happened.
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Bitter? A little. He'd missed out on half of Kouryuu's life thanks to getting dead!
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"...Anyway. Death is a risk, always. It's never been an option of mine to refuse, not that I would, if given the chance."
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"I think I've been out late enough," he said, lamely. "Maybe I'll run into you again, I'd be happy to. I should head home, for now, my roommate isn't here anymore, I don't think."
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