vibrafinal | 7th moon [voice/action]

It is a pleasurable past time which takes up a majority of my days, though I would not call it my vocation. Were I to garden and tend to my flowers for the sake of a career I doubt it would be as fun.

[She's never considered gardening as a job or something like that. She might think it over all the same later.]

I see, what a marvelous flower this is then! Tell me, as there is already one bloom here, if there were another could the two be used to communicate? It would be a shame to let this little one's talents go to waste~

[Plus it might make a use for that keepsake from your world, aside from being a table decoration, though that isn't her intention.]

Pasttimes do seem to lose their luster once they become work. At least there's no chance of that happening in this world, with its lack of currency.

[Except hunting monsters. That never gets old.]

In theory, yes, unless the Malnosso can also restrict a plant's power. However, this one is but a mere plucked bloom; I doubt it'll live long enough to see another's arrival.

Even so, I do not see much point in turning a métier into a job when it is already enjoyed as it is.

[She's never used money or anything like that before, so getting a job is strange enough. It'll just be more for her to mull over later on.]

Dear me, these Malnosso and their ignominy towards flowers. And you shouldn't doubt such things, with the proper care flowers can last a lifetime!

[She's really curious about this flower now... Plus she's been pretty bored since she got here.]

Perhaps I could ensure the bloom survives until another shows up. If not, I could always grow another with time~ I've never tried growing a plant from another world, I normally only work in sunflowers, ahaha~

If you can afford to do so without risking your livelihood, you undoubtedly have the right idea.

[Not that the imps he hunts help his livelihood very much, but still.]

You could keep it alive for so long? That's rather impressive. Such power over plants would be unheard of, at home, unless burning them counts. Is it commmon in yours?

[She smiles and nods. It's always nice being told your natural abilities are impressive, it's empowering.]

But of course~ [She'll cough and look away at the 'burning plants' comment. Just the mention of it alone is sickening.] Where I am from every other person seems to possess a unique power or skill of some sort. My days were always filled with excitement~

[And Cecil means every single word of it. Including the burning part.]

Every other person? Only Mysidia could match that, and their talents are not quite unique, though they are still rather impressive. Such a variety must make for interesting meetings and inventions.

Mysidia? I have never heard of such a being... But yes, there was never a dull day. Tending my gardens, fighting mindless youkai, perhaps having a battle with one of the more worthwhile residents of my world. I dare say there were few days I would find myself bored~

[Whilst Yuuka could go on about her battles and other more violent points of her life, that is not related to the fine specimen of a flower she's still oggling.]

Does this flower have a name?

It seems as though you could find something to do during even the most boring of days, in such an active world. Are there any other of its residents present in Luceti?

[What a shame. Cecil always enjoys learning about other worlds.]

It's called whisperweed. I never thought it looked like a weed, but perhaps the people of Damcyan felt differently at first.

I do not believe so, as I have seen none so far. If there is anyone here who I would know then perhaps they are merely hiding from my frightening power, ahaha~

[Should Cecil like to hear more, Yuuka would be more than happy to discuss her world, flowers and her distaste of worthless, pathetic humans over a cup of tea~]

Whisperweed? Such a unique name for such a unique flower. I could never class such beauty as a weed.

I doubt anyone could hide very long in this world. Even searching the mountains should be easily feasible.

[Hey, his mom was one of them, and so is his wife!]

They call it a weed, yet they give it a place of honor in their gardens. They might merely like the alliteration.

In that case I might go out looking for people from my own world someday. It would certainly be interesting if I found someone I am familiar with~

[Oh that's a shame then~ If they ever do have that cup of tea, best not bring up those human relations. She tends to think they're worthless you see. And pathetic.]

Giving it a name purely for the sake of alliteration? ...Babbleblossom? No that's just silly... Hmm, I guess Whisperweed is a fitting name if alliteration was what they were aiming for. Can you perhaps think of any other name they could give this flower?

You could always leave them a message in the Welcome Center'S guestbook, unless you'd rather not have them find you first.

[This one is quite attached to them all, really. Saving them from destruction and everything.]

...Not at the moment, I admit. Though I suppose it could simply be called "whisperbloom", if it came down to it.

I think I would much rather find them first. It would be more of a shock that way for them~

[Well, to each their own and all that~ This one prefers to terrorize them rather than save them.]

"Whisperbloom" lacks the alliteration you get with Whisperweed however. Though Whisperweed might be insulting to a bloom so beautiful, it does seem to suit it well in the alliterative naming sense.

I find that arriving in Luceti is a rather great shock in itself, but surprising others does have its advantages.

[Will he need to give speeches about rights and equality?]

Sound, voice, speech, words... I know too little about botanical terms to find an appropriate one starting with those letters.

Oh that's right, they may already be surprised by showing up in a place like this so suddenly. All the more reason to make sure I find them as soon as possible so to add to the shock~

[If he wants to be met with a parasol to the face, he can go right ahead~]

Perhaps I could help there then. "Speechsepal" might work, given the name references the flower's ability and petals. Another option is "Soundscape", which I think has a very nice ring to it.

They might be quite unhappy with you if you do that. Could you hold your own against a group of them?

[...A parasol should hurt less than a frying pan, right?]

It does indeed. If anyone from Damcyan arrives in Luceti, you'll have to share it. Who knows, it might become popular, and you'd get the credit for it.

They might be unhappy? Excellent~ I do believe I could withstand a group of my world's inhabitants, though I suppose that depends on who shows up...

[I should imagine so... Though she might consider hitting him with a frying pan if he's asleep and he doesn't want to wake up.]

I have never considered naming a new plant and becoming known for being the originator of it's name. It's actually quite an appealing prospect. At some point I shall have to try growing my own unique flowers and then naming them.

They might be people you get along with, if you are lucky. Perhaps even friends or family.

[Ah, but if he was to be woken up by a frying pan, he'd be stealing one of his friends' character trait. That'd be rude.]

Being Luceti might even make that easier, considering the number of plants from different worlds you can sometimes find. I doubt anyone has try to crossbreed them together.

Friends? Family?! Not possible. I have never had anyone like that~

[Very well then, she'll stick to using a parasol ~~and perhaps burning his castle down so he develops an innate fear of fire he won't overcome until later-- what?~~]

That is very true! Do you have any other sort of plants native to your world? Or perhaps you know of someone who possesses a foreign plant themselves~?

...That's a shame. Does this mean that any arrival from your world would be a bad thing?

[~~...If she tries to force him to sacrifice himself by turning into a statue, he's getting out of here.~~]

I've not yet seen a plant from my world that appears uncommon here, but there are a few gardens in the village. Their owners might have more information.

By no means would it be a bad thing~ It might actually be quite pleasant! I'm sure there will be plenty of fun to be had if someone I know shows up.

[~~She wouldn't ask that much. Maybe. You spoony paladin.~~]

Ah yes, I have noticed a fair number of gardens here. I am pleased to see the residents of this world enjoy an abundance of flowers in their village~

...That sort of relationship, then. Try not to earn the village's anger through collateral damage.

[~~Spoony's already taken! ...So's knifey, frying pany and ladley. Forky?~~]

And the fact that those gardens grow properly and stay intact proves that we can build some semblance of stability here, too.

You caught on in the end. Don't worry, I'll try not to cause too much damage, providing someone I know shows up. If not, I'll settle for a bit of fun with any old person again~

[~~...I'll settle for forky. Or sporky, that's slight more spoonish.~~]

Are flower beds real a sign of stability though? I never saw my own gardens as something like that.

There is always the Battle Dome, if nothing else. You could replicate their abilities there.

[~~So stylish, too.~~]

They are, if they've not yet been uprooted by experiments or attacks.

Battle Dome? ...I daren't say I have visited the Battle Dome as of yet. But it sounds very interesting.

[~~Sporky it is then, you sporky paladin.~~]

I have heard of these 'experiments' before, but I was not aware they would involve the uprooting of gardens. It must be such a pain having to replant everything.

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