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[notrueking]

Mr. Shirogane and I have discovered something fairly alarming-or, rather, two things that are fairly alarming. First, the door that has recently opened in my dresser has opened to what seems to be a hallway with another door at the end of it. The hallway is far too long to open into my neighbor Mr. Shinra's room, as there is only a small space between our rooms-which brings me to my next point.

Has anyone seen Mr. Shinra leave? I never heard him go, and his room appears to have returned to the state that it was in before he arrived. Even his name has been wiped off his journal. I am not too sure if he left while I wasn't paying attention or if he simply disappeared, but... it's something to look into, regardless. I also suggest that everyone who has had a door open in their room investigate them to see if the same effect is prevalent in all of them, rather than just mine. You can see the length of the hallway if you use a candle to light it up.

On another note that is unrelated to Mr. Shirogane's investigation of my room but related to the topic of odd occurrences, I have had trouble sleeping lately due to... those odd night chills. I can hear laughter and music downstairs, so... perhaps we should arrange to sit down there and listen? Considering how dreary this affair has been thus far, I think we should make a sort of a party out of it! Not enough that we're having too much fun to pay attention, of course, but a bit of food and drink might make staying up to listen to ghostly conversations a bit more bearable. What do you all say?

Comments

I think it's a wonderful idea! :3

[mysterymachines.livejournal.com]

Would this "party" you have proposed be for the residents of your house, or for all of us? It sounds like an intriguing idea, so long as it is more for observation than socialization.

[notrueking.livejournal.com]

All of us, of course! We're all in this together, after all.

I see no harm in doing a bit of both.

[mysterymachines.livejournal.com]

Of course not, so long as we remember the primary purpose.

[notrueking.livejournal.com]

I doubt anyone can forget.

Is there anything in particular that you'd like to see there, Mr. Shirogane?

[mysterymachines.livejournal.com]

Nothing in particular. I enjoy discovering others' preferences.

[A few minutes later] I realize how common it is here, but I have come to really enjoy bread. Is there anything similar eaten outside of meals?

[notrueking.livejournal.com]

Bread? Hahaha, well, I'd consider that boring, but I suppose you don't have as much of it where you're from. Have you tried any spreads? I wouldn't say that those are simply relegated to meals at all.

[mysterymachines.livejournal.com]

I [continues a few seconds later] had never actually seen it before coming here.

And no, I have not been particularly adventurous. I find it interesting enough on its own.

[notrueking.livejournal.com]

Hm! I'm surprised they don't have it in your country, although I admittedly don't know much about it.

It's even more interesting with spreads! I'm particularly fond of grape jam.