#hagayari

[aquastress-blog]

@hagayari

“Oboro! Thank goodness...it’s nice to see a familiar face. This city is so large, I was starting to think that I’d never be able to find anyone. Have you just arrived here yourself...? Or has your stay been a long one thus far?”

[scholarprincess-blog]

@hagayari

               ۞.She really really wanted that big flower pot, more so to put plants in to study rather than to decorate a room, but that was besides the point. At this point the princess probably didn’t have a penny to her name after buying a camera and now this, but that was okay. There was always odd jobs she could try and pick up, even if she didn’t have much knowledge about the workplace for commoners, that was easy stuff to learn. It was only unfortunate this pot was not easy to lift.

       ❝ Can I please, ❞ a deep breath as she once again tried to lift the darn thing. ❝ have some assistance....! ❞

       It felt like an hour, even though it wasn’t, before it seemed like she got some sort of help lifting the thing. It was then she felt like she could breathe yet again even though she could swear she felt some faint back pain from doing that. This princess definitely wasn’t meant for this kind of labor work.

       ❝ You have my gratitude...! I just need help getting it out the door -- I’m pretty positive I can walk home with this as long as I just don’t lower my arms with it. ❞ She was definitely going to drop it and there was no way she could walk home with this huge thing.

[fuujinya]

— hagayari ( oboro )

     Curiosity sets in upon catching the faint call of his name—a signal so specific in that it designates his status. Feet draw to a halt, shifting in place instead towards the owner of the voice he hears. Though astonishment etches onto his features, the sight that he’s met with induces his lips to part into a brilliant smile all the same. “Oboro! Never thought I’d be this happy to see a familiar face! I guess all those months of not seeing anyone I knew... really did take its toll. Weird, I never noticed it up until now. Guess I must’ve gotten used to not having anyone around...”