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- I enjoy modern fantasy, fantasy, scifi, romance, yuri, romance,adventure, action, all that good stuff. I tend to stay farther away from horror and the like, but thrillers maybe? I guess? I've never really tried so I'd be open to it.
Nori Eshima-House Nightshade
@Myka :Usagi Ogawa
@Myka :Usagi Ogawa
It was interesting to hear that Usagi had never been in a sport, but not really surprising. Her roommate didn't look like she had a competitive bone in her small body, and choir seemed fitting for the shy girl. As Nori continued to listen to Usagi, her mind wandered to the time once again. She would have to leave soon if she wanted to visit Yoru before lunch. But she thought it would be rude to leave while Usagi was still talking to her. So she just stood silently and waited for her to finish.
"If you were thinking about trying a sport, swimming might be something to look into." Nori leaned back against the wall lazily before she continued. "There's a less likely chance for you to get injured." Again, she wasn't trying to jump to conclusions, but Usagi didn't look like the kind of person for contact sports. And she was much too timid to be extremely competitive. Nori had always appreciated singers, though she never really liked to participate...or ever tried to.
"I don't believe I would be very good at singing, but I've always enjoyed listening to others that can." The lavender haired girl offered a small smile at her roommate. "I'll have to make sure to attend one of your concerts." With that said, Nori decided that now would be the appropriate time for her to leave. She had revealed enough of herself for the time being and she didn't really feel the need to express more.
So she walked towards the door and opened it slowly, pausing after it opened a hair. She had a brief moment of guilt leaving her roommate alone after they'd just met. A memory of her older brother leaving for his boarding school when she was younger flashed behind her eyes and she remembered how it felt to be left alone. "I have to go to the stables. Would you like to go with me?"
"If you were thinking about trying a sport, swimming might be something to look into." Nori leaned back against the wall lazily before she continued. "There's a less likely chance for you to get injured." Again, she wasn't trying to jump to conclusions, but Usagi didn't look like the kind of person for contact sports. And she was much too timid to be extremely competitive. Nori had always appreciated singers, though she never really liked to participate...or ever tried to.
"I don't believe I would be very good at singing, but I've always enjoyed listening to others that can." The lavender haired girl offered a small smile at her roommate. "I'll have to make sure to attend one of your concerts." With that said, Nori decided that now would be the appropriate time for her to leave. She had revealed enough of herself for the time being and she didn't really feel the need to express more.
So she walked towards the door and opened it slowly, pausing after it opened a hair. She had a brief moment of guilt leaving her roommate alone after they'd just met. A memory of her older brother leaving for his boarding school when she was younger flashed behind her eyes and she remembered how it felt to be left alone. "I have to go to the stables. Would you like to go with me?"