OOC : I’ve got all my replies drafted and ready to post! I’ll have them published once I get back from my classes, haha.

OOC : There’s also an event that looks pretty interesting, haha! My friend who’s playing Mitsurugi from Soul Calibur really wants me to reply to her’s when she makes it, but I’m sort of stuck with making Daisuke’s scenario! Hopefully I’ll have something figured out…

OOC : Gah, my apologies for the few days of absence! Work for classes caught up to me again, and I was being dragged all over the place with some people on the weekend, haha. I’ll be getting to replies right now! I think I owe a reply to… Noah, Sora, Lightning, and Celty! 

painting—music:

Noah looks around as well. It is big.

“Six sectors, and each one is about the size of this one. And they all have their own weird quirk.”

When the man mentioned a subway, Noah smiles.

“And there’s a train connecting all of them. Not quite a subway, but it’s the same concept. I’m sure if you know how to use a subway, you can use a train~”

He remembers one exhibit he visited in Chicago full of modern ‘contemporary’ art. One piece was just a yellow canvas glued to a black canvas.

Maybe Daisuke could do something like that?

A green canvas pasted to a blue one — the blue representing the sky and the green, Earth. The small gap between the two forms the endless horizon.

So simple, but it can go so far.

“Blue and green are great colors~ Blue is peaceful, calm; but it can also be sad, somber. Green could represent nature and a connection to it, or it could be envy. Or courage.

Blue and green together make the colors of the earth: land and water and air — the basic life-giving factors of nature~”

“Six of these places!?” Daisuke exclaimed, amazed that the large and lovely city that he was currently in happened to be just one of a set of others. But, in a sense, that feeling did remind Daisuke of Tokyo and how its different districts were considered small cities of their own. At least, he assumed that it was the same principle. “But each of ‘em have somethin’ different, huh? Hah, but they all look nice and quiet like this city, right?” With the man finding himself in what he called a “sci-fi situation”, he had begun to figure that the different cities, or sectors as they were called, could have had completely different environments. Perhaps four of them took place during a different season, and the others were in the extremes of hot and cold? The idea of a train connecting all of the cities excited Daisuke, though, and he grinned, “So I can hitch a ride ta these other places just ridin’ a train? That’s awesome! Hah, and I’m sure I’ll be fine with the train. We’ve got ‘em back home in the city ta take us all over the place!” Daisuke personally preferred the trains over the subways, enjoying the outside scenery that the trains provided instead of the dark but still fascinating tunnels. A train ride to the beach was one of the modest luxuries that the scruffy man enjoyed every once in a while. 

Noah’s rather insightful view about the two colors that Daisuke mentioned amazed the man, and he looked on at the teenager with great admiration. “Whoa, I never thought of it like that, haha! Ya really know your stuff, Noah!” The man beamed, and thoughts of his childhood home in the countryside flooded his mind. The blue of the waters that flowed in the rivers and rested in the rice paddies. The green of the rich earth and trees that gave oxygen the purest feeling in the world. Those were the images that Daisuke had seen, and he could even feel his eyes clothes for a moment in an attempt to fully visualize all of those beautiful sight and sounds. But that daydream was quickly interrupted and concealed by the sound of a honking car horn from nearby. The man’s shoulders jolted, startled by the sudden noise. “Hah, sorry about that… I think was probably spacin’ out on ya, wasn’t I? ‘Happens sometimes.” He chuckled as he scratched his head.

(Source: daisuke-yamada)

OOC : Oh, god… I had a feeling it was her who sent me that ask, and now she’s reserving Mitsurugi. Gah, why do you have to do this to me, Meru?