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Renhei lowered the poor fish some. "They're going good." He chimed happily, automatically introducing himself. "Renhei Wanajima." He bowed his head a little, then hopped off his stool to grab another fish and put it up towards the front.

"Good day." His grandfather said, sitting down. "My name is Kosu Wanajima. Pleased to meet you." Kosu watched his grandson move back over and stare at the raevan.

Ren was most interested in Vyn. "Do you want to look at the fish or play for them?" Ren asked, for some reason worried about scaring her off. "You're a raevan, right? Frei stage? ... You're the first I've seen." He looked at her carefully, studying with the eyes of a curious child and scientist in one.

Melisande bobbed slowly, pressed to Aki's side. Wide, blue eyes peeked out from around her escort's shoulder as she started at the booth looming before them. Tickets? That's right, tickets! She had one of those!!

Holding out the bit of paper with the #011 marking, Melisande tugged her hand back as soon as it was checked. There were so many new people, and...

"What is....there?" The mauve ribbon spiraling down from her waist spun slightly as she lifted, trying to get a better look at the booths across the way. Ice cream? A bit of pink rose to her cheeks at the thought, but another sight caught her eye. Black, and red, and hypnotically slinky. Was that another Raevan?

Her slender hand lifted in a vague gesture, as though she wished to reach for the tattered beauty, but the distance was simply too great. Lifting her gaze to Aki, Pasha pleaded silently. Couldn't they go look, before the strange Raevan left?

Laughing, Aki strolled forward...tugging her pale yukata into place. "Let's go see, shall we, Pasha?" They approached the Fishing booth together, at Meli's drifting pace.

Seiaeka floated about the area around the Fish Booth unsure of what to do or say, she wasn't often good with people even though she was an excellent professor for her age.

She didn't have any friends since she moved to Gaia, and wasn't sure, but maybe she came here secertly wanting to find friendship too.

Seiaeka eyed the red and black Raevan and wondered what it would be like to be a caretaker of one, noticing another girl and Raevan approaching she quickly turned off to the booth just beside the Fish Booth to get a better vantage point listening.

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Vyn inspected the pitiful "nets" suspisciously, as if contemplating whether indulging in such an act would be worth the possiblity of harming her dignity. In the end, curiosity won out and she hesitantly accepted a net from Renhei.

Eyeing a particularly red-hued goldfish, Vyn dipped her net gracefully into the tank, trapped the goldfish, and...

SCHPLOOT. The goldfish struggled and broke through the net, leaving a gaping hole in the paper.

Vyn glowered at the broken net while Shuura snorted and tried very hard not to laugh.

At that moment, however, a small truck with the Cafe Jubilee logo on its side drove near, and a man came out. Shuura jumped up where she was sitting, realizing that it must be the men delivering the ice cream.

"Finally!!" she exclaimed. She turned to Renjei and Kosu. "I'll have to be back at my booth for a bit, but can you look after Vyn for a while?" she asked. "I don't think she's going to be satisfied until she catches one." She handed them enough gold for 5 more tries, and started walking back to the ice cream booth.

"Your order of 50 gallons each of vanilla, strawberry and melon ice cream are here," the man told her as other workers set the ice cream containers on the table. "Also, Natsuki asked me to inform you that she'll be running a little late."

Shuura rolled her eyes. "Alright, and thanks," she said, and started to set things up at the booth, arranging the flavors and the utensils and condiments.

Meli turned as the new arrivals approached...brightening for a moment at the sight of Kyou and Lazarus. She blushed at the sight of her doctor, as Aki called him, and raised one hand in a wave. Aki waved at Kyou and Lazzie as well, and began to head that direction.

One hand settling delicately on Aki's arm, Pasha made a noise in her throat. She didn't want to go, yet! She wanted to look at the beautiful Raevan! "Such a thing..."

"Sure, honey, go say hi! I'll be close." Giving the Raevan's hand a squeeze, Aki walked backwards until she was forced to let go, arm dropping back to her side. "Come over when you'd like!"

Watching with wide eyes as Aki turned and strolled to the ice cream booth, Melisande hovered frozen in place. Aki was leaving her alone? A thrill of energy seemed to brighten the core of her, and she spun back towards Vyn. A few pale petals preceeded her as she drifted to the fishing booth.

Pausing just a few feet away, hands clasped at the hollow of her neck, Melisande waited to catch the Raevan's eyes and smiled just a bit. What game was she playing, there? Curls shifted as her head tilted in questioning.

Glancing up as Kosu addressed her, Melisande nodded in growing excitement. She could play, too?

Aki, meanwhile, arrived at the ice cream booth and greeted the pair with a smile. "Kyou! Lazarus! It's so good to see you both!" She seemed comfortable in her summer yukata, a closed sun parasol dangling from the crook of her arm and swinging a bit as she waved.

Seiaeka seeing the fishing game in progress decided to play. Since they had similar games in her home country she had grown up to be very good at them.

She approached the booth silently and shyly, worried if she approached too quickly she might scare off the Ravans of which she was so curious. "M.. May I try next please..." she said in a quiet and misty, but somewhat penetrating voice that sounded similar to the cold wind you feel as fall deepens it's cool deathly clutches on the world, but also like the warm sun that still holds onto the little life left in that season of decay.