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Far below the rolling tide [Open]
Strangely enough, even after the events of the past few days, Zouichi had not developed an aversion to the ocean. Or axes! Or giant squid! It helped that he, unlike some of the other crew, hadn't been in imminent danger of drowning. He was, however, busying himself with preparing some of the food they'd bought on shore leave, as well as supplies salvaged from the Deepstar 7. No sense letting it go to waste, right?
He'd started work in the early morning, and gotten so absorbed in what he was doing that he didn't quite notice that he was making more than was absolutely necessary. What? Cooking was relaxing. And anyway, he thought as he waited to pull a piece of battered shrimp out of its cooking oil, someone would probably eat it all. For the people living in the inn, he was careful to set aside boxes of prepared food. But there was an increasing amount left over...
Stop by, enjoy your ridiculously overprepared lunch. Or just a simple one, if you're an acquaintance. The front door's open!
He'd started work in the early morning, and gotten so absorbed in what he was doing that he didn't quite notice that he was making more than was absolutely necessary. What? Cooking was relaxing. And anyway, he thought as he waited to pull a piece of battered shrimp out of its cooking oil, someone would probably eat it all. For the people living in the inn, he was careful to set aside boxes of prepared food. But there was an increasing amount left over...
Stop by, enjoy your ridiculously overprepared lunch. Or just a simple one, if you're an acquaintance. The front door's open!
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...but they were still human.
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The two of them were so different in appearance, but he supposed he could see some similarities in their manner.
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Hana leaned back in his chair looking thoughtful. "Huh, I didn't know that."
"But you're kind of right, but only a little."
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"All right. Then what kind of shaman are we talking?"
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"Oh, you know, talk to spirits, see them, use them, summon them, sense them. The whole package really."
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"...wait, do you mean spirits or ghosts?"
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"Well, obviously, ghosts are just one of the groups of spirits. Why do you think the names ended up being interchangeable?"
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"It's all just a hassle. We tend to just go with 'spirits', it covers everything. Because, well, we see everything."
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"Many people half-believe in them, though. Others think they're a hoax. I never had much call to think about it, myself. Is it... unpleasant?"
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Hana shrugged. "I mean, sure, sometimes it's not so great but that's life, isn't it? Good sometimes, bad others."
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"Have you seen any aboard the ship?" Because Zouichi had!
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