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[trainmasters]

Who: everyone
When: Day 35 morning
Where: the lounge car

[This morning, or whenever you wake up, you will find that there are delicious smells wafting from the lounge car. Upon investigation, one will discover a beautiful spread of hot cocoa and tea and coffee and many marshmallow animals, ideal for putting in your drinks or simply eating wholesale. It isn't just cats either, but many animals of a similar quality of marshmallow, whatever kinds you'd like. But you may find the warm fuzzies they impart might be a bit more than internal.

In a conspicuous place is a note in handwriting many of you may find quite familiar at this point:

Thanks for your help.

- Hazel

His signature isn't alone, either. There are a couple of others, though somehow they're far less readable? Some are definitely just little drawings. Weird.]

[[ooc notes: 10% furry event!! many marshmallows have no effect, but those that do will instill temporary animal parts up to a kemonomimi level! enjoy your ears and tails, folks. and your newbies.]]

Comments

[schrodingerscockroach]

Hey, you were the one who wanted there to be ample supply of people so people would leave you alone.

[voreaciously]

I manage just fine with the amount of people present. It is everyone else that takes issue.

[which like, guys, stop. there are maybe 20ish or something people that's totally enough to save the whole univer]

[schrodingerscockroach]

[To be fair, it is possible to do with less than ten, but NOT REALLY RECOMMENDED.]

How do they take issue?

[voreaciously]

A lot of complaining, righteous anger, glaring, and pleading, mostly.

[schrodingerscockroach]

Why glaring and righteous anger?

[He can see the other two, tbh.]

[voreaciously]

Because they have people, places, and things in this universe they wish to protect and I impede that, or something of that nature.

[she sounds casual and unaffected.]

[schrodingerscockroach]

.... [He looks unimpressed.] Uh huh. [And just gonna think she's lying or people actually believe her.]

So there's other cars, right? Kind of just wandered out into this one.

[voreaciously]

There are, but what is with that reaction.

[schrodingerscockroach]

What reaction?

[voreaciously]

It seemed as though you did not believe what I said.

[schrodingerscockroach]

[He shrugged.] What reaction were you expecting?

[voreaciously]

I suppose it is not important.

[it's funny in a deeply ironic sort of way, but he wouldn't remember how, if he ever knew.]

Were there specific cars you wished to see?

[schrodingerscockroach]

[Considering how helpful she's been, he has a hard time believing she really does impede at all.]

There's a garden one, supposedly?

[voreaciously]

Yes. Is that something you wish to see?

[schrodingerscockroach]

Sure. Inside a vehicle garden is probably at least a little cool looking.

[voreaciously]

Miss dos Martos may make a better guide than myself, she is heavily associated with the garden, and she is bound to like you.

[schrodingerscockroach]

Dos Martos?

What makes you think she'll like me?

[voreaciously]

Because you care.

[schrodingerscockroach]

That all it take?

[voreaciously]

Miss Naeva dos Martos takes the mission very seriously. She does not much care for me, as a result. Understandably.

[schrodingerscockroach]

Hm, I see. That does tell me a little about her.

Does she usually go by her last name?

[voreaciously]

I believe she may prefer her given, but I am not her friend nor an acquaintance on positive terms. You would be fine to use "Naeva", however.

[schrodingerscockroach]

Have you asked what name she'd prefer?

[voreaciously]

No.

[which is true.



just not the whole truth but shh]

Why do you ask?

[schrodingerscockroach]

[He shrugged.] Small space, some social conventions don't keep as well. Calling someone their last name with the formal address could be seen as rude, given context.