Not yet, but I know a little about flower language, myself. And I borrowed a book from the library for a refresher!
[She'll let him into her room. Wow, this is the first time even though they're suitemates...
Inside is what looks like the interior of a fairytale cottage. The room is round in shape and looks almost as if it was built into a hollowed-out tree. The furniture is made of twisted, blossoming branches arranged in whimsical, asymmetrical shapes. Flowering vines drape down from hanging and mounted planters here and there.
Before them is a chair and a writing desk, as well as a cozy-looking nook with a round, cushioned bench surrounding a small table. There are bookshelves leading all the way up to the ceiling, filled with leatherbound books, though none have any legible titles. Through the windows, a lush grove with a great blossoming tree can be seen, with pink petals drifting along a gentle breeze.
A staircase that follows the curved walls upward leads to a loft, with pastel curtains drawn around it. It's probably where the bed is, but it's out of view.
There's a vase with flowers on the writing desk, and a second vase on the table in the nook.]
It makes me think of all those stories I like to read... oh, and it kind of looks like something you'd see in Halure, the City of Blossoms! It's my favorite place I visited on my journey.
-- Oh, have a seat, if you like! [She gestures to the little nook with the cushioned bench and chairs.]
That'd be smart of them. But... I wonder why flowers? Maybe they can't send letters like they could back at the school. Or maybe they're trying to hide the meaning from whoever's delivering them.
In the lodge, when the dead tried to interact with the living, they had very little control over what effects their actions would have in the living world... It led to a lot of strange kinds of "hauntings"...
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mustbepurged) wrote2022-06-04 02:17 pm
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[Estelle is same hat.]
Oh!! I wanted to tell you something! I got another delivery yesterday!
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What was it?
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[She'll let him into her room. Wow, this is the first time even though they're suitemates...
Inside is what looks like the interior of a fairytale cottage. The room is round in shape and looks almost as if it was built into a hollowed-out tree. The furniture is made of twisted, blossoming branches arranged in whimsical, asymmetrical shapes. Flowering vines drape down from hanging and mounted planters here and there.
Before them is a chair and a writing desk, as well as a cozy-looking nook with a round, cushioned bench surrounding a small table. There are bookshelves leading all the way up to the ceiling, filled with leatherbound books, though none have any legible titles. Through the windows, a lush grove with a great blossoming tree can be seen, with pink petals drifting along a gentle breeze.
A staircase that follows the curved walls upward leads to a loft, with pastel curtains drawn around it. It's probably where the bed is, but it's out of view.
There's a vase with flowers on the writing desk, and a second vase on the table in the nook.]
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Wow... This is really cool, Estelle.
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It makes me think of all those stories I like to read... oh, and it kind of looks like something you'd see in Halure, the City of Blossoms! It's my favorite place I visited on my journey.
-- Oh, have a seat, if you like! [She gestures to the little nook with the cushioned bench and chairs.]
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[he's curious, but he takes a seat.]
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Okay, so here we have... [She'll point to each of the flowers in the vase.]
Celandine, for "future joy." Purple columbine, for "resolve to win." And white clover! It can mean "think of me," or... "promise."
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Future joy, resolve to win... Do you think they know a way to get back here? Or they're working on it, at least?
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[his smile turns a little more tender.]
I'm really glad to hear it... Thank you for telling me, Estelle.
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Mikazuki and I tried leaving some more flowers in the cemetery as a reply, too. I hope they see it.
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[after a moment:]
Be careful, though, alright? I can't really imagine the guy in charge is going to find it very entertaining. I mean, the whole hope thing.
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[reaching for her hand! affection week...]
You're one of my best friends here. I don't want to see anything happen to you.
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... Thank you. That means a lot to me...
I won't be reckless, I promise. Please take care of yourself, too.
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If I can ask... Have either of you found any hint about who they might be from? Like, the specific person.
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I can think of a few people who might try to send me a message, but the meanings of flowers are too general to be certain...
It's also possible that they primarily chose Mikazuki and myself because we seemed the most likely to know about flower language...
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The staff denied that there's anything like a flower delivering service here, but... who knows?
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It has to be getting here somewhere, and I doubt it would be so specific if it wasn't from who we think sent it somehow.
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This seems more deliberate than that, though...
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If they picked out specific flowers, that can't be random. If you get any more over the next few weeks, will you tell me?
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[i, pazu, will kill eli.]
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