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"How... Did you get in here?" Tiras asked quietly, once she had shaken off initial startle of seeing the ginger. For her part, Rachel took a soda out of the fridge before answering her. "I've been here since last night," Rachel informed her, popping the tab. "My girlfriend let me in." "Hannah's... Hannah's not your girlfriend," Tiras said. Somehow, Hannah had managed to get close to this rogue mutant, a girl who's abrasive personality seemed to push away all but the most determined of people. Hannah was not a particularly determined person in Tiras' mind, at least as far as she pictured determination. "Semantics," Rachel shrugged, taking a

Name: Jillian Grace Delphy Nicknames: Jill Age: 23 Gender: Cis Female Height: 5'5" / 165 cm Identifies As: Lesbian Orientation: Bi with a Strong Homoromantic Bias Race: Human (?) Ethnicity: Chinese-English Nationality: Former UK Citizen, Current Citizenship Status Unknown Coloring/general features: Eyes: Dark Green Hair: Black (Or very very dark violet if we're going with a comic book palette) Skin: Pale Build: Small and lean Distinguishing features: Beauty mark under Left Eye, Intense Gaze Allegiance: Moral Neutral- Jill sides with Dorothy to further accomplish her goal, but her sense of justice is not strong enough to label her a vigilant

"Man, I never thought that the Lucky Cat was a real thing, that's so cool," Dorothy hummed, flipping Maneki's medal idly as she and Jill walked down the street.  "And she's friends with us! So cool..." "Maybe you shouldn't be flipping that," Jill mentioned. After their meeting with Daisuke, the old man had given them free leave to go into town and make themselves familiar with the city's layout.  It seemed that they would be meeting Yo-Kai at every corner. "I don't want to be the one who has to ask if Yo-Kai carry spare medals around." "Good point." Dorothy stopped flipping the medal and put it back in her pocket. "Hey, you know, I bet ya w

"Alright, old man, explain." Jill dropped her pocket watch on the counter, causing Daisuke Tengen to look up from his place in his book. "I see you found my little welcoming gift." He commented. Jill's glare narrowed. "We found a lot more than just that," Jill began, before Dorothy cut in. "Like, a really big bug. Like super big." Dorothy explained, making a vaguely Rhinoggin shape with her hands. "You'd have to get this bug to wear a seatbelt big. And a frozen dog." "Last I checked, giant bugs and frozen dogs aren't common in Japan," Jill nodded. "And you obviously know something. What are those watches and why are they able to let us se

"Old man, get out here." Jill said, knocking on the door of the closed shop.  It seemed the walk down from the hillside did not completely ease her temper. "I don't think he's here..." Dorothy said, looking at her note again. "But he did say he arranged a place for us to spend the night." "You want to just sleep after everything that happened?" Jill asked, spinning on her heel to give Dorothy an incredulous glare.  "All the voices, and the wind, and the... Bug!?" She gestured with her arms and held the medal she received from Rhinoggin in her hand. "Trust me, I'm still kinda freaked out by it all, but maybe we should just... Save it for in

Good luck or bad luck, however you see it, this adventure was the product of pure luck. "I had been given the offer to study abroad from a school in Japan, how could I say no? A sponsor has even offered to pay for my trip, I couldn't believe my luck!"  Dorothy explained to the person beside her on the train. "I had been given the ticket to the wrong flight, and my baggage was sent to the wrong place, and on top of all that, I was told that I would have to go out of my way to retrieve it? I couldn't believe my luck!"  Jill explained to the person sitting beside her on the train, just a few seats away from Dorothy. "And this is my stop, appa