![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
❀ - [Accidental Video] - 第二
[[OOC: In case it's not obvious from context, this color is ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
meilihua, and this one is asideglance. Wow this entry is so incredibly feminine...]]
[The scene that greets you when you look in your screen is surprisingly colorful. There are folded origami cranes grouped in bright rainbows on the ground and table, boxes of beads and spools of thread scattered everywhere, along with other arts-and-crafts type of supplies, including glue and glitter. Taiwan is biting her lip in concentration as she threads a needle and selects another crane from the pile directly in front of her. Behind her, draped over the back of a chair, are a few long already-completed strings of cranes, separated in between by beads.]
[Japan's situated rather close by, having just added to that collection of strings of cranes. Though, he seems to be nitpicking it, pulling it closer carefully to squint at one of the cranes.] It truly is amazing that they have stayed in such a condition, but even so... [There were errors.]
That's because you did such a good job taking care of them! [Taiwan ties off a knot and smiles happily up at him.] And it's better if they don't all look exactly right, it reminds you how hard you worked on them!
[There's a fond sort of look in Japan's eyes as he slowly lets the string fall back over the chair.] Ah, that is true. [And after that old man moment, he's looking back to the table, seeing where he can help next.]
You know, you still haven't told me where we're supposed to put it when we're finished... [Pauses in the midst of biting short a piece of thread as she considers the conundrum] It has to be in a place where it won't get ruined, and people will be able to see it...
Ah... [He looks a little troubled by this thought, frowning and trying to focus.] The school, perhaps...? Though people do not go there quite so often. I wonder if the lobby would do...
Is it safe there? But.. [Just...thinking about this very seriously while she strings up more beads] Then they can make a special trip! And we should tell everyone about it too, right? Not everyone knows about the story...
Yes, that would be for the best. [He nods to himself at this.] Surely this will help brighten things.
I wonder when we can do it- [Suddenly looks up and at her communicator] Ah!? Did you know this was on the entire time-?
meilihua, and this one is asideglance. Wow this entry is so incredibly feminine...]][The scene that greets you when you look in your screen is surprisingly colorful. There are folded origami cranes grouped in bright rainbows on the ground and table, boxes of beads and spools of thread scattered everywhere, along with other arts-and-crafts type of supplies, including glue and glitter. Taiwan is biting her lip in concentration as she threads a needle and selects another crane from the pile directly in front of her. Behind her, draped over the back of a chair, are a few long already-completed strings of cranes, separated in between by beads.]
[Japan's situated rather close by, having just added to that collection of strings of cranes. Though, he seems to be nitpicking it, pulling it closer carefully to squint at one of the cranes.] It truly is amazing that they have stayed in such a condition, but even so... [There were errors.]
That's because you did such a good job taking care of them! [Taiwan ties off a knot and smiles happily up at him.] And it's better if they don't all look exactly right, it reminds you how hard you worked on them!
[There's a fond sort of look in Japan's eyes as he slowly lets the string fall back over the chair.] Ah, that is true. [And after that old man moment, he's looking back to the table, seeing where he can help next.]
You know, you still haven't told me where we're supposed to put it when we're finished... [Pauses in the midst of biting short a piece of thread as she considers the conundrum] It has to be in a place where it won't get ruined, and people will be able to see it...
Ah... [He looks a little troubled by this thought, frowning and trying to focus.] The school, perhaps...? Though people do not go there quite so often. I wonder if the lobby would do...
Is it safe there? But.. [Just...thinking about this very seriously while she strings up more beads] Then they can make a special trip! And we should tell everyone about it too, right? Not everyone knows about the story...
Yes, that would be for the best. [He nods to himself at this.] Surely this will help brighten things.
I wonder when we can do it- [Suddenly looks up and at her communicator] Ah!? Did you know this was on the entire time-?
no subject
no subject
I suppose this works out. I will not have to prepare how to present the story publicly.
no subject
...what would you need to prepare for that?
no subject
no subject
no subject
Does Taiwan-san think so?
no subject
no subject
[SOB. He's not sure if he should bring it up, maybe it's best if Taiwan doesn't know. So he just gets quiet and sits down to start another string.]
no subject
no subject
That may be for the best. We can ask those who comment.
no subject
no subject
no subject
Or we could try to make it in just a square... or a flat line, like really pretty curtains!
no subject
Ah, with so many choices, I am not sure which I like best.
no subject
no subject
Ah, that is true, I suppose.
no subject
no subject
How kind.
no subject
no subject
no subject
no subject
no subject
Hm...I wonder how much space we have to work with... And we still need to make a really big structure to hold everything...
no subject
Perhaps we can take a look at the school to see? There may be supplies around as well.
no subject
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)