Sheena Fujibayashi (
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[ Have a confused ninja on your screens, fellow farmers! Because one second, she's, well--dead. And the next, she's bouncing along on a bus headed to Martel-knows-where.
Okay, a farm. And that very farm can be seen behind Sheena, and from the size and buildings, one can see it's a Standard Farm.
Nothing too big for our ninja. ]
Well, at least this thing doesn't make me choose an alias. [ There's a hint of wry relief in that statement. As she speaks and moves the camera around, it would become apparent that her clothes don't fit her too well--they're pretty loose. And somewhat tattered.
Especially the trailing ends of what appears to be a huge pink bow sneaking out from under her dark purple jacket--which is still closed up despite the heat. ]
Hello, everyone! My name is Sheena Fujibayashi, and I just arrived here! What was that thing, anyway? There wasn't anything like that where I was last, though it kinda looked like an EC. [ Yep, has no idea what a bus is, but can handle the jPad like a pro. ] I'm not too sure about what exactly is going on, but I guess I have a farm now?
[ And she'll just point over her shoulder. ]
I've never run a farm--though I did help with the herb patches back in Mizuho! So, I can definitely grow plants. [ She's kind of wistful about that--like she hasn't seen a plant for a long time. ] I'm not sure where to start, though. Any advice?
[ She starts thanking everyone but stops. ]
Oh. One more thing. I guess we can leave any time? But do you know if we go back home or to the very last place we were?
Thanks!
[ And the feed ends. ]
Okay, a farm. And that very farm can be seen behind Sheena, and from the size and buildings, one can see it's a Standard Farm.
Nothing too big for our ninja. ]
Well, at least this thing doesn't make me choose an alias. [ There's a hint of wry relief in that statement. As she speaks and moves the camera around, it would become apparent that her clothes don't fit her too well--they're pretty loose. And somewhat tattered.
Especially the trailing ends of what appears to be a huge pink bow sneaking out from under her dark purple jacket--which is still closed up despite the heat. ]
Hello, everyone! My name is Sheena Fujibayashi, and I just arrived here! What was that thing, anyway? There wasn't anything like that where I was last, though it kinda looked like an EC. [ Yep, has no idea what a bus is, but can handle the jPad like a pro. ] I'm not too sure about what exactly is going on, but I guess I have a farm now?
[ And she'll just point over her shoulder. ]
I've never run a farm--though I did help with the herb patches back in Mizuho! So, I can definitely grow plants. [ She's kind of wistful about that--like she hasn't seen a plant for a long time. ] I'm not sure where to start, though. Any advice?
[ She starts thanking everyone but stops. ]
Oh. One more thing. I guess we can leave any time? But do you know if we go back home or to the very last place we were?
Thanks!
[ And the feed ends. ]
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You mean to fish? Once you get your fishing rod, I'll show you some of the docks where I fish...though I only fished twice in the past month.
I think they would, they had openings last time I dined there.
[With a smile.]
Well, wherever you come, it's comfortable here and its warm too. Just be wary of the monsters that wandered in the wild. There's the Pokemon too, another type of monsters and wild animals that I captured a few as friends and companions to help me keep the wild monsters at bay.
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She nods, her smile growing wider. ]
I'd like that, Abel. Thanks! I cook you some to repay you! Man, it's been so long, I hope I remember how. [ It's obvious she's joking. She's becoming more and more like herself as the day progresses. ]
Really? Then I'm going down tomorrow to see about one.
[ Hard work never really bothered her--probably thanks to her grandpa being strict with his training.
Her brows raise and she looks at him with interest. ]
Monsters? What kind of monsters? [ Said more out of interest than fear because she's used to fighting monsters. ] And what are Pokemon?
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[With a laugh, being laid back.]
You're welcome, Sheena. There's a lot to explore around here. The valley is big, but there's a map on your pad once you search for it. Also, slow down, please. You can repay me anytime. I'll be looking forward to whatever you make.
They are monsters in a variety of sizes here in the valley. They are kinda tame, and some people caught them for pets and companions, and they have elemental types like fire, water, and grass. You can train them. I spend time with mine, so I can understand them as friends. They tend to wander about and around in the wild. But if you're not careful, then they can hurt you...so take care.
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[ Though, she already has a few ideas. But don't ask. She won't say.
On the subject of Pokemon, however, she does say something. ]
"Grass" is an element? [ Yes, she sounds surprised, but with her experience, she's going to hazard a guess. ] That sounds earth-based, but centered on using only plants? [ She's got a few of those back home. As he continues, her expression becomes wistful. ]
I think I might look into finding a companion. Are any of them small enough to ride on my shoulder? [ She gives him a smile. ] Thanks for the warning, but you don't have to worry about me; I'm used to fighting monsters, since there are a lot on my world that like to attack you.
[ Including green pepper-throwing trees. ]
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[But being over 900 years old, he has plenty of time. Thankfully, he's debt free.]
Oh those pets...they have different kinds of types. Yes, grass types use only plants and they like to work around the flowers and trees. Some are indeed very small, while some are too large to fit in my house and I didn't capture those large types.
I see. There are no monsters like the types I described back in my homeworld. Other than vampires, but those folks have their genes mutated by the sun, so they're technically very anemic people who craves blood and get sunburns easily.
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[ She's serious. If people need help, they shouldn't be forced to pay for it. ]
Hmmm...Maybe I'll try to find some of those grass types. [ Flowers, you know. ] What kinds do you have?
[ Her brows knit together slightly. ] You...don't consider them monsters, really, do you? [ She's going by the way he described them. ] Because they had no control over what happened to them...
[ There's more than a note of understanding in her voice. ]
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[Though with working on the farming, he might have broken that vow and become lenient in making money and profit in an earnest effort to have savings.]
What kind of pokemon I have? I haven't caught any yet, but there's some wild grass type pokemon that lives in my backyard, but they are wild and they live side by side with me.
No, I see them resembling the animals in the wild that I recognized. [Shaking his head.] Believe me, I understand what you meant by monsters and indeed they have little control what they do. Some of them are anxious around humans and they have no idea of the trouble they cause, but I won't fault them for that. But I heard they can be trained with a trainer if there is diligence and patience in teaching them from right and wrong.
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Because everything you would need would be provided by the church, right? And the stipend was for things not covered?
[ Sort of like when she worked for the Research Institute, so she understands. And she's not going to judge him for making money here. His church isn't there to provide, so what else is he going to do? ]
Oh! So, they're kind of like deer that come into your yard. Or rabbits. Wary, but still kind of trusting? I hope I get to see some soon.
[ She grows silent and her brows knit together. ]
I know you said you understand, but maybe I shouldn't have used the word "monster". I learned at the last place I was in that it's not always a good word to use. but sometimes habits are hard to break. [ She hums slightly. ] I think I'm going to have to work on it.
Maybe while trying to make some new animal friends.
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Yes, the church provided the food, the uniform, and travel expenses. Though I have to file a formal complaint that I'm not getting enough good food.
[...he used to think bread and soup are heavenly, but his hungry stomach is starting to crave more food. Which is probably why he moved here.]
Indeed. I try to get mine to warm up to me, but I found they're skittish and tend to run away when I try to get closer tot hem.
[With a nod, shyly.]
I see. I am trying to connect with some animals. So far, I did well and had success with just one cat, a charming tabby who took up residence with me. I haven't thought up a name for her yet.
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[ Besides, why would they not want to see him eat?
Her turn to nod. ]
I've had a lot of companions and the trick is to let them come to you on their own terms. [ She smiles. ] And if you can get a cat to take up residence with you, then you can get any animal to be your friend.
[ Her smile turns shy as well. ]
I'm not as good as my friend Colette, but if you'd like some help choosing a name, I'd be happy to assist.