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Harvest Festival!
Welcome everyone to the first Harvest Festival of the season! All are invited, be they civilian, shinobi, or samurai, so long as they have money to spend!
The event is rather simple, and was organized by the Fire Daimyo on the Northwestern border of the country, an hour away from the nearest seal point and within a good shinobi's throw's distance of Ame. Travel to and from this should be rather simple, and anyone is welcome to drop in and mingle.
The days of the event are the 22nd until the 29th, and there will be a series of small cooking competitions (pumpkin use, BBQ, desserts, deep fried, jams, noodles, rice dishes, and lunch food) with one happening each morning for those who wish to put in an entry (or judge). There will also be eating competitions in the late afternoon for various things.
There will be a great many people coming through selling their wares, largely food related, but it's a good place to stop by and socialize!
Anyone is allowed to man the NPC journal for this and be a civilian or a competitor for the characters who are being played by their players. The goal here is to have fun, so let's do this thing!
The event is rather simple, and was organized by the Fire Daimyo on the Northwestern border of the country, an hour away from the nearest seal point and within a good shinobi's throw's distance of Ame. Travel to and from this should be rather simple, and anyone is welcome to drop in and mingle.
The days of the event are the 22nd until the 29th, and there will be a series of small cooking competitions (pumpkin use, BBQ, desserts, deep fried, jams, noodles, rice dishes, and lunch food) with one happening each morning for those who wish to put in an entry (or judge). There will also be eating competitions in the late afternoon for various things.
There will be a great many people coming through selling their wares, largely food related, but it's a good place to stop by and socialize!
Anyone is allowed to man the NPC journal for this and be a civilian or a competitor for the characters who are being played by their players. The goal here is to have fun, so let's do this thing!
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"Good to meet you, Nagato."
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Not that he felt threatened, but it was uncomfortable.
"It is good to meet you as well Hatake-san. Kushina has mentioned you obliquely and it made me curious."
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"Oh, Kushina?" he mused, closing his book and actually paying attention to the other man now, regarding him with a polite level of interest. "I hope she painted me in a good light.." he joked, though there was every possibility that she didn't.
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He tried to keep the conversation going with "I'm assuming you've seen a photo of me, then? Unless her description was that precise.." and laughed a little.
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All things considered, Nagato's hair and general mannerisms were very familiar to him, so he didn't doubt the authenticity of his claim. He could have been using Kushina's name to lull Kakashi into false security, but it really did seem like they were at least related. He didn't ask, though. It would be rude, and Kakashi had visited the harvest festival to take his mind off of... Well, everything. As far as he was concerned he was no more than a civilian right now, and showed it by reaching into the bag at his feet and unboxing a selection of savory treats he'd bought. Taking one in hand, he leaned the box to his new companion.
"Want one?"
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Kakashi smiled, his mouth already somehow full of a treat of his own, and cast his one visible eye out across the expanse of busy people bustling about stalls, laden with various bags and packages.
"So what brings you here, Nagato?"
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"I've only started to travel properly in recent months."
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"I have the opposite problem. I'm almost a stranger in mine as of late.." He chased the words with a soft laugh like it was a joke, but there was some twitch in his expression that was incredibly reminiscent of guilt.
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"How do you mean? I'm sure my problem is that I'm much to susceptible to monotony." He laughed again, in that same jokey tone, and with that same thread of guilt.
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He brushed the comment off, however, with a wave of a hand and a little laugh.
"I just like my space, that's all."
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"You sound like you have a reasonably easy life, then."
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