Mitchs98
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[QUOTE="Britt-21]rbshinichi said:"yey! Let's do that." he rushed over from stall to stall to find where the catching of fish is. And after a few stalls he tried he found it with children gathered round a small pool of water with several fishes swimming unsuspectingly around. He called to the keeper and asked him for a set of 3 and he obliged. "Say, why don't we make it interesting? Let's make it into a competition." he said and grin at the two ladies. "One with the fewest haul will treat the others with octopus balls (takoyaki). " he said offering a challenge.
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Lavender Gray
She followed her friends over to this fish stall and the warrior raised her eyebrow. Wondering why that her friends would want to play such a game. Especially when kids were all over it. Her eyes caught a child trying her hardest to catch a fish but she couldnt and this made Lavender frown just a little bit. As Mika asked for three rods for each of them, Lavender looked at Mika "I have a better idea, Sir Mika." once she was handed her rod, she moved over to the little girl who no longer had a rod to catch a fish and looked like she was about to burst into tears "Hello."s he said softly as she crouched down next to her "I spotted that you were having a hard time catching a fish..please..let me help you." taking the little girl's hand, she handed her the rod and then moved behind her, helping her cast it and letting it sit in the water "Now we wait till we get a nice tug on it. Then we pull, okay?" all Lavender really wanted to do was help this girl and make her day nice.
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Sera: Magnolia Streets
Sera giggled to herself at Mika's excitement and followed him to it, albeit at a more leisurely place. Really his excitement fit that of the children practically swarmed the stand. Her herself wasn't that excited to play, but Mika had his heart set on it so she'd tolerate it. She arched a brow as he mentioned a challenge, shaking her head as she watched what Lavender was doing. "No thanks, besides, it'd be kinda mean to take that many fish from these kids after all." She replied. "I still might catch one since you paid for the rods though, I'll probably give it to one of the kids that didn't catch one though." She added. With her lazy nature the poor fish would probably die anyway despite her kind of wanting one. Regardless she soon walked over to the pool and cast her rod in, staring intensely at the fish while she concentrated.