asobouyo | 42nd Teddy Bear [Voice/Action]

Hello, hello! I'm Elicia, and I'm seven. If you just got here, you're in Luceti! Welcome!

There's lots of really nice people who like to help, so it's okay if you ask for help. When I got here, I didn't ask for help but everyone helped me anyways... You guys missed Christmas here, but it's okay, because I'll get you a present if you really want one; it'll be like a special package in the mail! It's the least I can do, being a cerdurfied superhero.

[She adds quickly, as an afterthought:]

A-also, if you wake up in the snow, be really careful, too. Snow's cold! It'll make you sick if you're in it for a long time.

[Now... Where was she...

Hm.

Hmmm. Maybe it'd be a good time to test out her lie-proof magic stone...? She's admittedly... been afraid to touch it. Partially because of how her friends feel about Mr. Loki and what had happened, but also because... is it bad, to see if people are lying? Does it make her a bad girl? It's things to really think about.

So she blurts out something in the middle of her thoughts, clutching the magical stone in her hand, out of sight of the little screen.]

Truth or Dare!

[... Good enough.

From this point on, she'll keep the stone in her pocket.

... just in case. After all, a little girl has some doubts. She just wants to make sure of some things every once and a while sometimes, right? That's why when she's done on the journal, she'll look for Winry for a one-on-one talk, if she's available for it. Maybe looking a little nervous before she calls to her, anyway. Stuff has been kinda... difficult recently...

Maybe now wouldn't be a good time to ask about things.

She'll also spend a lot of the day out in the front since it's kinda... hotter today than it usually is. What's up with this weird Luceti weather, guys? All the snowy stuff is melting... Man, even her little snowmen. And her cool igloo. :C

She'll go ahead and pout on the steps, holding one of the snowman's twiggy arms in one hand.

Cruel World.]

((OOC: Elicia'll be using a magic stone given to her by Loki, so if your character tells a lie while she holds it, they'll have a red halo around their head in their journal image. If they're telling the truth, it'll be green. Note that it's based on what your character thinks, so even if they're wrong, if they believe their own words it'll be truth!))

Flat | Top-Level Comments Only

[Spoilers: it's a robot mouse. It's a good thing they all look and feel real enough to pass for real mice so he won't tell her.] I see! Well I'm glad Hamlet and I were able to help you with your dare. [Hamlet cheeps in agreement.

He chuckles] He is pretty outgoing, isn't he? Moonlit and Cravat are the same, especially when you read them all a book. They love listening to stories.

Moonlit and Cravat...?

[ROBOT MICE ARE SO COOL

SHE'D LOVE THEM EVEN MORE, NO LIES]

[MAYBE ONE DAY HE SHALL TELL HER THEN. Without knowing that he'd feel bad about telling her.

Sion turns his head to call the mice that are hiding in his hood but they pop out from behind his head before he opens his mouth and run down his arm to his open palm. He holds them out for her to see.]

This is Moonlit [Pointing to the black mouse] and Cravat. [Then the brown one. They cheep at her to say hello]

Those are really nice names... You named them yourself?

[they are presh, okay, so presh]

Yes, I did. [He's pretty damn proud of his names too!!!] Hamlet is named after the main character in the famous play called Hamlet that was written by William Shakespeare. Cravat is named after a pastry from my world and I named Moonlit, Moonlit because he's black and white like a clear night sky.

Oh... I think you're a really greater namer.

Who's William Shakespeare? Was he really good at writing?

[A chuckle] Thank you. I'm glad you think so.

William Shakespeare was, and is today, a famous poet and playwright who was born in 1564 and died in 1616. So yes, he was really good at writing.

During his lifetime he wrote some of the most famous plays and poems we know today--at least those who live on Earth know. [So Nezumi has told him anyway. Sion was sheltered from those types of books for 16 years because of how No.6 was] Though people from other worlds who are here might know him too since his plays are in the library.

He wrote the famous tragedies "Romeo and Juliet", "Hamlet", "Othello" and "Macbeth" as well as the famous comedies "A Midsummer Night's Dream" and "The Taming of a Shrew". Of course those aren't all of his pieces, those are just his more well known plays.

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