[OPEN LOG]

[nukeoleptic]

Who: Jade + literally anyone
What: Jade bribing people into her restaurant with free things.
When: Day 355.
Where: The Highwind, in Heimdall's district.
Rating: PG-13 for language at most!

EDITED TO ADD: Also, totally feel free to threadjack and use this as a mingle log IF YOU WOULD LIKE ♥

[ It had worked once before, back in the heat of late summer in Asgard, so Jade was trying it again. She had dragged the sign out to the front of the store, right in the middle of the sidewalk, and written in huge letters:

free hot chocolate! :D
just come inside ♥

The temperature hadn't broken the sixty degree mark today - it was getting chilly fast. Both Orihime and Annabeth were gone, and the store was oddly quiet. Jade will be found keeping herself busy throughout the day with odd little chores when it's completely empty of customers - sweeping, dusting, and occasionally dozing in a booth near the door when the boredom becomes too much to bear. ]

Comments

[wasthemaster]

I never said I couldn't. [But he acknowledges he can't and so he lets the subject drop in favor of grinning at her and his dog. Osiris makes him happy by himself, but he also likes Namine enough that he's willing to move on.]

That doesn't surprise me in the slightest. Dare I ask?

[lethechained]

[She's willing enough to let the subject drop if he is, and even more so when she'd rather just smile because of his grinning. It's nice, really, whenever she can see someone happy, even help them be and even more so when it's probably someone who could stand to smile every now and again.]

Well--

[She tilts her head slightly one way, then the other. ... Since it's him,]

I guess the easiest way to put it is... that some of the things that are true of almost anyone else in most of the worlds out there aren't true of me, or of some of the other people I've known. [Way to be vague, Naminé.] But-- after all, this place is full of exceptional people, isn't it? [By each other's standards, at least.]

[wasthemaster]

I suppose that depends on what you consider to be exceptional. I know my standards as a wizard vary from a Muggle's. I thought there wasn't much that could surprise me anymore and then I arrived here.

[lethechained]

Of course. [Here, have another little smile.] I sort of felt the same way. Or I would have, I suppose, if I'd really thought about it. I... spent a lot of time being surprised, myself. I don't think much of it seems strange to me anymore, exactly, but there's always something I at least haven't heard of.