#post events

Well, he certainly didn’t match with the forested ambiance. ‘’You’re a long way from home, little guy’’.

@dutybcrne - Honestly, he’d been rather frenetic each passing day the Crux hadn’t gone any closer to Inazuma, even Beidou had long ceased teasing him about his anxiousness.

Still, made it he had, even if perhaps a little behind their ideal time. This, upon landing, Kazuha made haste to the home, having taken the liberty of time to make a swift meal before they’d fully docked, toting with him a little gift he’d acquired during their latest journey to Natlan (and what a complicated one that turned out to be) along with that meal before coming to knock upon her door.

Ahh, hopefully she wouldn’t mind the unexpected (not to mention very much delayed) visit-

(aaaAAAA)

Finding the right place might have, inavertedly taken some time, given she has never disclose where it is. Luckily, with a bit of asking, locals helped in pointing him in the right directions to where it is a certain dog woman did live.

Once getting closer, the place certainly looked to be spacious, very traditional and different than the usual housings across Inazuma City.

When he would knock upon the door of what appears to be the main house, out of the three buildings, there was a lingering silence before the doors slid open to the sides and a much older woman stood there.

Her appearance wasn't all that different from who he showed up for but its definitely not Hinamori, not with this darker skin.

She stare at Kazuha, lips parting as thought imitating a fish before her gaze directed itself towards what is in the ronin's hands.

''Hello, this is the wrong door, please go over there''.

Its with her eyes that she shows the way, the way to second building to the side, in the yard.

Only then, right after stating this, does she close the doors on him.

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Tips to Battle Post-Event Depression

Tips to Battle Post-Event Depression

Tips to battle events despression

One positive thing to note is that since we know when the event will end, we can predict when these feelings of depression may strike and take action to prevent them. Here are some of the ways you can minimize or eliminate your feelings of post-event depression:

1. Reorganize – It helps to get yourself reorganized. Don’t…