[LB also rarely ever slept well - it was easier to count the times she didn't have nightmares about Devil's Village and everything she was forced to do that horrific night. After experience trouble getting to sleep again, it leads her to see what the big deal was about the cherry trees as a distraction. Not really having much of a reference for them before this, she appreciated the beauty of the trees themselves, even if she couldn't help but sense that something was off, even from a distance.
Before she could even feel compelled enough to explore why, though, the colorful display of a dango food stand catches her eye. It was unbelievable how much unfamiliar food she was running into here, but she just couldn't ignore the chance to try that for herself either. While she appreciated the mild sweetness of the dango, LB was more astonished by a feeling of calmness that flowed through her body not long after consuming a couple of the balls - it was something she hadn't felt in a very long time.
So while she might normally be curled up in agony right alongside Majima, as she sees him from a distance, she can only feel sympathetic. Having no idea that it was the trees themselves acting as some sort of instigator, she approaches him, knowing from her own experiences to keep a respectful distance before she crouches down to his level.]
Hey. [The peace effects of the dango were so potent that it was even holding back her typical compulsive laughter - something she didn't quite notice now, but would be thankful for later. She pauses or a moment as she's just about to ask if he was okay - but clearly he wasn't.] What's wrong? Is there something I can do to help?
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Before she could even feel compelled enough to explore why, though, the colorful display of a dango food stand catches her eye. It was unbelievable how much unfamiliar food she was running into here, but she just couldn't ignore the chance to try that for herself either. While she appreciated the mild sweetness of the dango, LB was more astonished by a feeling of calmness that flowed through her body not long after consuming a couple of the balls - it was something she hadn't felt in a very long time.
So while she might normally be curled up in agony right alongside Majima, as she sees him from a distance, she can only feel sympathetic. Having no idea that it was the trees themselves acting as some sort of instigator, she approaches him, knowing from her own experiences to keep a respectful distance before she crouches down to his level.]
Hey. [The peace effects of the dango were so potent that it was even holding back her typical compulsive laughter - something she didn't quite notice now, but would be thankful for later. She pauses or a moment as she's just about to ask if he was okay - but clearly he wasn't.] What's wrong? Is there something I can do to help?