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minervy

A flower festival. While it wasn’t a thing she would go to on her own, she felt that she had to. Her dignity as part of her Student Council, despite not being in her own world, compelled her to go. Of course she would see what kind of events took place here, it was her duty. And perhaps it would give her some work (you’ll always be useless). 

Sitting on a bench near a flower crown stall, she kept herself there for nearly an hour, watching everyone around her. Then, getting a bit bored, she pulled out her deck. Her Vanguard, Maiden of Venus Trap, Muse, nestled neatly on the top for easy access. Pulling the card out, she gently rubbed her fingers over the smooth surface. Her dear friend, one who fought with her in cardfights. Muse was her favourite from the Neo Nectar clan. 

onitoxicated

On her quest to acquire more knowledge of the City she was now imprisoned in, it was only natural to visit the district with the most books, correct? Even if the shelves are moldy, and the books have fallen into disrepair, some had to be readable, right?

So, she was going down the spiral staircase in Sector oo5, down into district Epsilion. Or, she would be, if she hadn’t been distracted by a rather cute girl... While she was becoming used to people with horns, tails, and all other kinds of inhuman appendages, she had to say that her horns appealed to her. A cute ribbon, and another in her hair, on her dress...

abyssartorias

Beryl Labs. The place she was heading for, a detailed-ish book about the place in her hands. A district with sentient plants? It sounded like an interesting place to look around, and so she was going to do so. Sector oo6 was green anyways, and seemed to be nice, but the whispers of odd Districts interested her the most.

Stopping near the elevator down, she noticed something- someone? Who was encased in armor... While Maki had seen many peculiar people (Horns and tails seemed to be common, among other things), she hadn’t really seen anyone quite like this. Which, incidentally, led to her watching them curiously, missing the elevator she had just called up.