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WEEK 7
Good morning, passengers. Happy Sunday. Happy New Year.
Another week, another three gone in the case alone, not to mention Chloe earlier in the week. Even as you gain access to another floor, the ship by now must be starting to feel more empty than ever. It's been a long time by now, approaching two months.
Where do you think you'll be, in two months more time?
The clouds have begun to gather around the ship, this week.

SUNDAY | MONDAY | TUESDAY | WEDNESDAY | THURSDAY
[ ooc: Welcome to week 7, everyone! Remember to turn in AC here and coins for regains over here! If you wish to get in contact with the npcs, Davy Jones is over here, and The Captain is over here! And as requested, profiles are accessible here. ]
Another week, another three gone in the case alone, not to mention Chloe earlier in the week. Even as you gain access to another floor, the ship by now must be starting to feel more empty than ever. It's been a long time by now, approaching two months.
Where do you think you'll be, in two months more time?
The clouds have begun to gather around the ship, this week.

SUNDAY | MONDAY | TUESDAY | WEDNESDAY | THURSDAY
[ ooc: Welcome to week 7, everyone! Remember to turn in AC here and coins for regains over here! If you wish to get in contact with the npcs, Davy Jones is over here, and The Captain is over here! And as requested, profiles are accessible here. ]
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She's not...super thrilled at the idea of spending time in the piano lounge, but she does want to go, so she leaves Emily and Jimmy Bear behind for now to sit at the piano and slowly plink-plink away at the keys. They don't sound like much of anything, just Flayn hearing the notes they make, testing each one and humming softly until she hits the sound she's looking for, then moves on to the next one. Then the next...it takes a while, but soon she's able to, one key at a time, play something.]
In time's flow,
See the glow,
Of flames ever burning bright...
On the swift,
River's drift,
Broken memories alight...
[Her voice, light and soft, stops there as her brow furrows.] Were there not more lyrics? I cannot recall...it has been far too long since Father...
[Flayn shakes her head. Nope, not going to be sad about it right now. We're just going to focus on not giving Jack what he wants.
Later, you can find Flayn in the pool of all places. She's in that fish swimsuit and seems to be enjoying goofing about in the water while Emily and Jimmy Bear sit in lounge chairs nearby, both with books propped up for them to "read". After a point, Flayn lies on her back in the water to really look up at the sky. Her shortened hair fans out around her face.]
...More clouds...what a shame. I had hoped for stars.
[But it is an interesting development.]
piano lounge
He hears the playing and singing before he even enters the room. In fact, Flayn is just stopping to question herself when he actually steps in, so she might notice him walking over. He walks silently, but his blindingly white outfit makes him pretty visible.]
Is it a lullaby?
[That would make sense, if Flayn's father was the one to sing it to her.]
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It is, actually. A very old one. The Goddess herself would sing it to her children, and my Father sang it to me once or twice, but not often.
[When she was little baby child.]
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Mom used to sing me lullabies too, a long time ago. They were old songs, ones passed down in her family.
...I don't remember all of them, but I remember the one she used to sing the most.
[If he's being a bit shy about actually singing, it's because he never sings and is just a little self-conscious about it.]
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[Not that Flayn would know - their worlds are too different. But she's curious all the same.]
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Find light in the beautiful sea
I choose to be happy
You and I, you and I
We're like diamonds in the sky
[He trails off there and looks a little embarrassed.]
Mom told me her grandmother would sing it to her daughter, who sung it to my mom, who sung it to me.
oh my fucking god
It sounds lovely. The song must have meant so much to her, and now it is with you, too.
[A bit sad, isn't it, that they only have bits and pieces of their ancestral past to hold onto like this, and they might not be able to get much more even if they went digging for it.]
Little things like that are how those who are gone stay with us.
It was that or "call me maybe", I had to go with the one that actually sounds like a lullaby
...I don't know if I'll have kids anyway. That might be for Onni, and he's older so he probably remembers this stuff anyway.
[He probably remembers the actually important stuff and not pop songs from 2012.]
lol it's fine, "Call Me Maybe" would have killed me
[Hums softly at that! It is, after all, Lalli's choice.]
At least you are in a position where you can decide that for yourself. Many classmates of mine dealt with considerable pressure to marry. [Either because CRESTS or being nobles or what have you.] I am sure my father would rather I not even think about such a thing for a long time.
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[He sounds sure of that. Make no mistake, he intends on getting out of this alive, and he wants to save as many people as he can too. But especially Flayn. She deserves to get home to her father.
(Lalli has a bias, and he won't recognize it as such until the worst possible moment.)]
Family pressure?
[There is a general pressure of "there's only 10,000 Finns left in the world, have big families and prosper!" in his world, but Lalli has always been a bit of an exception there. His skillset is very narrow and does not include child-rearing.]
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[Sometimes it just feels more like an If, on some days.]
Family pressure is part of it. Human families that have crests...they want to make sure those are passed down, so that their family can still hold power. And one cannot use a Hero's Relic without its correct crest. To do so without one would put the wielder in grave danger.
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It's sort of like immunity in my world. They want immune people to have kids with other immune people, to make sure more people in future generations are immune to the rash. Sometimes people even adopt babies that are specifically immune to make sure their families don't have to worry about infection.
What's a Hero's Relic?
cw: fucked up fe3h shit, for the peanut gallery
It is what Saint Seiros dubbed the weapons made from our people, in order to obscure their origins. To call them and the power of crests blessings from the Goddess instead of something taken from the dead keeps those greedy for power from looking to create more. But then the people fight over those that they have. It is far from the best of outcomes.
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pool
But Reika doesn't seem to notice as she slips into the pool.]
Mm... So did I.
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...I suppose it is a positive thing that things are changing even when time keeps winding back, but...I am worried about what happens as they develop. At least I know what stars will do in the sky.
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You're right. The fact that things are changing is probably an ill omen. Promising but unnerving all the same.
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Do you think there is a way for us to find out from here? Perhaps...perhaps we could make a kite to fly into the clouds?
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...It had to come eventually. I just wonder how soon it will come.
[And how many of them will be left to meet it.]
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[She starts floating on her back. Reika closes her eyes briefly.]
Mm, Filbo and I were thinking about hosting a party in the spa tomorrow. I think it's even more important now due to the motive that we stick together.
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[Flayn has never, ever heard of such a thing before. Sure, Fodlan has saunas, but no one holds parties in them.]
What does one do at a spa party?
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