[You find yourself in a strange looking kitchen that seems to be a fusion of something resembling a hobbit's hole and a more traditional, eastern style kitchen. It's also filled with people, all of them in either a forest green or royal purple uniform. A young blond boy and a taller dark haired man, both very noodly in appearance, are bustling around the kitchen and occasionally passing a white-haired boy with a scar over one eye and a bizzare red arm a sample of something to eat. Whatever they're cooking smells delicious. A few papery owls flit around overhead.
Another young man, this one blond, is watching from the table—or rather, he was until a one-eyed red head appeared from behind to grab him for a fond noogie which sparks a playful wrestling match. Yet another man shoves them both away from the table to he can continue to read in peace. Tucked in a corner on a bed (yes, there is a bed in the dining area) are a younger boy and girl who are brightly chatting away with the eldest gentleman of the group. A few more young men are napping on yet another bed, and Yayoi herself is seated at the table with the reading fellow, chopping a few vegetables into . . . very rough, uneven pieces. She looks pretty frustrated with her work.]
[There are several exits in this room: through a shared front door, a rope ladder leading up to a trap door in the ceiling, or through an aged looking door that's been mostly hidden away behind a shelving unit. There's also the way you came in, of course.]
I know the front door isn't anywhere we wanna go, and the roof just opens up to that girl and her telescope . . . and the other one we just don't go in.
[It looks like it's been there for decades, perhaps even a century or more. The wood has worn to a dull gray brown, and it doesn't look like it's seen much care in its time.
The shelving unit blocking it doesn't look like it would be too heavy to move.]
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Another young man, this one blond, is watching from the table—or rather, he was until a one-eyed red head appeared from behind to grab him for a fond noogie which sparks a playful wrestling match. Yet another man shoves them both away from the table to he can continue to read in peace. Tucked in a corner on a bed (yes, there is a bed in the dining area) are a younger boy and girl who are brightly chatting away with the eldest gentleman of the group. A few more young men are napping on yet another bed, and Yayoi herself is seated at the table with the reading fellow, chopping a few vegetables into . . . very rough, uneven pieces. She looks pretty frustrated with her work.]
[There are several exits in this room: through a shared front door, a rope ladder leading up to a trap door in the ceiling, or through an aged looking door that's been mostly hidden away behind a shelving unit. There's also the way you came in, of course.]
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Excuse me.
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Yeah?
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We just don't. It's not our place.
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[fucking... rope ladders with a sore back. gettin' up there :|]
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It's fine, it's fine! We don't mind the company.
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I love your outfits, by the way!
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I'm Tamaki, by the way. What are your names?
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[Allen points at himself and Red in turn, then starts to point around at other members of the teams as he names them as well]
Syaoran, Watanuki, Ace, Cobra, Yayoi, Claude, Fluffy, Razzy, and Knight.
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Nice to meet all of you.
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Would the Lady Yayoi like some help with that?
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Please.
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[but he seems to be having fun with it, at least]
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The shelving unit blocking it doesn't look like it would be too heavy to move.]
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