five ❖ the excitement | phone / action

[extraordinarily]

option a: phone call.


Ahem. [ Haruhi Suzumiya coughs onto the phone before continuing, her voice serious as she speaks. ]

Anyway! If any of you met me while I was a drone, forget that. It's not important, and that wasn't really me, either. But that's not why I called. Right now is the best time to advertise, so!

I'm Suzumiya Haruhi, the brigade chief of the SOS Brigade. That's the... [ She takes a deep breath before shouting as loud as she can! ] Saving the world by Overloading it with fun Suzumiya Haruhi brigade!

I'm not too interested in ordinary humans, but if you bring something interesting to the brigade, I'll consider. And if you're a friend of Kyon's or Yuki's you're automatically a part of the brigade.

Anyway, we're here to search for the supernatural and to solve the problems of Mayfield! If you have any sort of mystery, come to us! We'll solve it for you!

There will be an info meeting for you newbies out there tomorrow, after school, right after the bell rings. Don't be late, or else you'll get a penalty!

If you have any questions, just call back - I'll be sure to answer them!

option b: open action; all over mayfield.

 

[ And for the rest of the day, Haruhi will be wearing a variation of outfits:

In the morning, a maid outfit, in the afternoon, the bunny girl outfit. Either way, she'll be passing out SOS Brigade flyers! ]


[OOC: And for those who are interested in the SOS Brigade, I've put up an open log over here!]

Comments

[answerer_sword]

Is a brigade not an army formation?

[The girl has managed to thoroughly confuse her.]

[extraordinarily]

It can be, but in this case it isn't. I was planning on calling it the SOS association, but brigade is fine.

[answerer_sword]

...So you mean it is just a club.

[extraordinarily]

... That's right. But it would be lame to call it a club, though!

[answerer_sword]

Anyway, you say you wish to investigate the supernatural? How much have you already figured out about Mayfield?

[An entire club of people investigating and pooling their information sounds better than singular efforts.]

[extraordinarily]

Plenty. [ A beat. ]

Though it'd be better to show you than to tell you.

[answerer_sword]

Well, I suppose I will come to your meeting then.

[extraordinarily]

Great! See you then.

[answerer_sword]

Alright.

[She would have to figure out some way to get into the high school.]