伊吹風子 ( Ibuki Fuuko ) (
starfishlovesyou) wrote2013-02-05 09:34 pm
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★11th Star☆ [Action|Voice]
Fuuko is about to ask a question. It's an important one, no, Fuuko is absolutely positive that it's a very important one, a question so important that Fuuko should have asked it sooner but it was much too weird for Fuuko to handle before now!
[A quick bit of writing later and 'MAGIC' appears in the journal, circled a few times with an arrow pointing to it. There's really no missing it.]
Please tell Fuuko about magic!
[Though her reasons for wanting to learn are all over the place, ranging from 'wanting to help out more' to 'creating her own starfish heat', she's still very serious about learning more about this magic stuff. Her expression captured on the journal is nothing less than that right now.]
All Fuuko knows about magic is a little information on the spirits which Fuuko learnt in school, but Fuuko doesn't know enough about their personalities to know how to go about contacting them just like that! They might not even like the starfish, how horrible. Maybe Fuuko could make an appointment with one... If you intend to tell Fuuko about any kind of magic Fuuko can learn that isn't too weird then thank you very much!
[She had to include something about it being too weird. Simple stuff is fine, she's not looking to conjure dark things or flip skirts or whatever else 'weird' magic might be used for.
Later in the day after asking her question, Fuuko can be found in the tea shop. If you come in today you might end up getting Fuuko as your server. Don't be surprised if she tries to recommend to you the starfish tea. While she's not serving or talking to anyone, Fuuko will have a walkman clipped to her clothes and a pair of headphones over her ears. If you're close enough you might be able to hear part of what she's listening to.]
[A quick bit of writing later and 'MAGIC' appears in the journal, circled a few times with an arrow pointing to it. There's really no missing it.]
Please tell Fuuko about magic!
[Though her reasons for wanting to learn are all over the place, ranging from 'wanting to help out more' to 'creating her own starfish heat', she's still very serious about learning more about this magic stuff. Her expression captured on the journal is nothing less than that right now.]
All Fuuko knows about magic is a little information on the spirits which Fuuko learnt in school, but Fuuko doesn't know enough about their personalities to know how to go about contacting them just like that! They might not even like the starfish, how horrible. Maybe Fuuko could make an appointment with one... If you intend to tell Fuuko about any kind of magic Fuuko can learn that isn't too weird then thank you very much!
[She had to include something about it being too weird. Simple stuff is fine, she's not looking to conjure dark things or flip skirts or whatever else 'weird' magic might be used for.
Later in the day after asking her question, Fuuko can be found in the tea shop. If you come in today you might end up getting Fuuko as your server. Don't be surprised if she tries to recommend to you the starfish tea. While she's not serving or talking to anyone, Fuuko will have a walkman clipped to her clothes and a pair of headphones over her ears. If you're close enough you might be able to hear part of what she's listening to.]
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Oh... I'm sorry. It was simple curiosity, my dear.
[But now he's doubly curious to know what was going through her mind...]
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Anyway, minor flipping out aside, she stops and stares at Layton for a moment.]
... Fuuko will forgive you! You're not very weird, so Fuuko thinks you really were just curious and not trying to be mean and rude like you were just now.
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And now he is somewhere between confused and relieved, instead of just bewildered.]
You're too kind... I truly didn't mean any offense. Could I make it up to you somehow? [...!] Which a puzzle, perhaps?
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But a puzzle huh.] No one has ever made anything up to Fuuko with a puzzle before. [...] Okay! Fuuko would like to try a puzzle!
[She has time to be messing around with puzzles when she's meant to be working, right? Yeaaah.]
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That's what I like to hear! [He opens his trunk and digs out his puzzle index, flipping to the desired page with the speed of a man who's spent way too much time with his puzzle index. He lays the book in front of Fuuko with this thing here on display.]
Somewhere here, we have a five-armed, perfectly symmetrical starfish. As you can see, he also happens to be a master of camouflage. Can you pick him out from his hiding place?
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This particular starfish really is a camouflage master. [Good. She would expect nothing less from the starfish.] ... Ah! There, Fuuko has found the starfish!
[Fuuko pokes where the starfish is on the puzzle, soon after realising it would be better if she traced the starfish with her finger like this.]
Fuuko was trying to find the starfish in five triangles, but really the starfish was much more than that.
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Well done! This starfish was truly a chameleon at heart, but even he couldn't elude you. It's a good thing you have his best interests in mind.
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Fuuko has only just noticed now, but you have a whole book filled with puzzles, don't you? [...] Does this mean Fuuko has actually come across a puzzle master?!
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I wouldn't call myself a master by any measure, but I am something of a fan. I might like puzzles as much as... well, as much as you like starfish.
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[... Because that happens to her. Sometimes. Yeah.]
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That's right! There's more to a starfish than just how it looks and how it feels when Fuuko touches it. The starfish do so much that it's hard to appreciate every dimension of a starfish just by looking at it!
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Ho ho. So you understand. And would you call yourself a master of starfish?
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... Except right now she's slipped off into her own little world and can't answer at the moment. Being thought of as a master of starfish can do that to a person you know. Fuuko sighs happily and occasionally giggles to herself while the starfish dance around inside her head.
Give her a second or two. Or thirty.]
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Ah? [Fuuko looks around, checking on the other people in the tea shop and the state of the place before staring at Layton. Where was she? Uh.] ... Fuuko remembers talking about masters of starfish.
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That's right. I asked if you would consider yourself a master of starfish.
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Yes, Fuuko would like to consider Fuuko a master of the starfish! Though there is still a lot Fuuko doesn't know about all the different kinds of starfish out there, like where they prefer to live and what their favourite foods are.
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