mayfield_rpg | First Acorn

[Action A: 1248 Williams Road]

[Makoto was really comfortable in bed for a little while there, not really realizing that she shouldn't even be in a bed. And as she rose from the bed, she didn't really catch onto that fact until she was hanging her legs over the edge of the bed and was rubbing her eyes. Yeah, that was when she realized something was fishy about her surroundings. Once she got her bearings, she would have panicked about it if she didn't know better than that.

So, she moves to stand up and walk around a bit to investigate, when she realized that her balance felt waaaay off. Almost like her tail was--] Huh!? [Now she was going to panic and kind of yell in the horror of missing her tail.]

[Action B: John Doe Park]

[After getting the gist of what was going on around this place, Makoto didn't really want to stay cooped up in the house trying to figure out what to do. A good walk never hurt anyone, and maybe she'd come up with some sort of idea of how to fix the situation she got herself stuck with. Not that much was coming to mind. So there she was, just wandering through the park aimlessly, looking pretty down.

Half of that was that she definitely didn't ask to be human.]

[Phone]

[It's not until way later that she attempts to use the phone. This definitely isn't the first time that Makoto's been exposed to a phone like this, but it's definitely one of the first times she's had to use one. And she is probably going to end up making this as awkward as possible because of it.]

Uh... Am I doing this right? Pretty sure I am, I think! Heeeeelloooooo?

[She's still kind of bothered by the whole human thing to bother with trying to be all official and professional. Or say much of anything else right now.]

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[Now, what kind of jerkface would do something like that.] Heeey, you've gotta be that girl who helped me out at Ibukido!

Much to my surprise, it does indeed seem that way. [Except I still need to watch Makoto's shit oops.]

That's great! [Suddenly, Makoto has gone and forgot about all the rude stuff.] You have no idea how much of a relief it is to hear from familiar people today.

It is... interesting, to say the least.

Interesting's an understatement! I didn't think I'd hear from you again.

I suppose I could say the same. [Granted she never really expected to see anyone she knew from home here...] I wonder if such a thing is fortunate or unfortunate.