@betweenhumanandyoukai

A messy look, clothes that felt out of place, a very relaxed looking attitude, all these things making Jun wonder if she was seeing a boy from her past or not. Though, a blink and a noticing of glasses, the color of hair, and the age of the male had her dismissing the notion quite fast as she approached. “Excuse me.”

@alicemistressofpuppets

The sun had be burning against the ground for most of the day, no clouds in the sky as the heat sunk in. How thankful she felt when a heavy set of storm clouds pooled over, blocking out the sun as it reached its setting phase. Making the light nice and dim, the color of the clouds being the only tell sign that the sun was still in view, less it would be considered a land cast in shade.

Least so it seemed for an hour or so, the clouds breaking up almost cruelly in a last defiant effort to shine the sun against the land. It was at this time the lost lady spotted a small girl under a tree, an umbrella over her head on what was a rain-less day. “Well prepared maybe?”

@ghostlyanchor

Murasa hadn’t really thought about her actual mother much. It had been ages since her death, but also years before she had last seen her. So any real talk of her mother could either bring up bad memories, or good ones, depending on how Murasa saw her mother. Though Byakuren was more of a mother figure to her at this rate then anyone else.

So to have all of these events happen to her over a space of time. Mainly when the captain felt down because of a number of things. So for someone to get that close to her, from only from those moments, and for them to just…Not be around. It was very concerning. It was hardly normal for the captain to show such concern, unless she was dealing with someone at the temple, but in this case, they did so much for her, so much. That she couldn’t and wouldn’t get them off her mind.

Day, night, no matter the time, they were always going to be on her mind. Even when doing her temple duties. From helping out others, to just sweeping around. Even when hanging out wit Kokoro, she cannot get the other off of her mind. But to have it come to this day, A day to remember that one person for a short length of time, was their mother for a while. The captain couldn’t just let the day pass by without doing something at least. Something in honour, something to remember this one for all they did for the brief time that they were around.

The only problem was, she didn’t know where they could be located. Since she was wandering about, it would be hard for you to even find the shrine that she may at. She certainly wasn’t Reimu, or Sanae. She couldn’t just walk up to those shrines and pass on something. She really wanted to go to their shrine and place something. Like some flowers in honour of her. As you walked around Gensokyo in order to try to find them once again.

A land of forests, how different from the ocean it was. Yet here she was stuck in it, lost in a land of trees and grass. Not that she seemed too concerned, more enjoying the moment, the peace from it all. She didn’t know why it felt so peaceful, maybe something just before she arrived had happened. It was hazy, but it wasn’t such a concern she’d let it steer her life. What was a concern, was the lack of anything to drink. A concern quickly faded by the sight of a girl, “Kiso? Excuse me!”

@stagesgathering

A brief rain shower but that was all there was for cool air today, the sun beating down hot on the lost woman whose fancy clothes weighed her down heavily in the heat. “Ah, anymore and I might just melt.” She wiped her forehead, looking around for somewhere to duck into that was cool.

While she was lost, Jun remained quite composed about the fact, more so worried about the heat and the lack of anything to drink lately. Steering from the dirt path she followed what sounded like water, stepping onto the sight of a stream. “This might work, cool water to pass the day while I try to figure out where I am.” 

A little focused on the water, Jun’you wouldn’t even notice the other girl she passed walking to the stream. Least not till she took a drink and turned to look at her surroundings.

@springinghopper

Dirt roads, trees, an endless forest and no one or no ocean in sight. Jun felt more than a bit lost, yet despite the fact she was lost, she didn’t seem to be too worried. Her worried look more over the lack of drinks she’d had that day, wondering if maybe she was slacking on keeping hydrated.