AUDIENCE FOR: Kaeya

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week 0, thursday

[guestservices]

[re: Hello there, how goes the work? Do you have some time to chat? I thought we could perhaps get to know one another a little better.

What do you prefer in the way of tips?

— Kaeya Alberich]

hey kaeya
surprises are interesting
candy is better
hows it going

[callalilies]

I see, do you have a sweet tooth, then?

As for how everything is going this summer camp is a rather interesting destination.

[guestservices]

i guess you could say that?
not too much though
ever been to a summer camp before? or is this a first time thing?

[callalilies]

Duly noted.

I've never even heard of a summer camp before, actually. It's my first time. I do like the variety.

Did you all choose our first destination? Or was it simply random?

[guestservices]

we kind of just work here so things in the hotel are as they are, so to say
its not a very bad location i think
plenty to do at least to keep you occupied
depending on your hobbies and interests
camps are supposed to provide a lot of activities for a lot of people anyway

[callalilies]

Agreed! It's going to keep a lot of people content, at least through this first week.

I would say I liked the art room quite a lot! And the stables of course b3

[guestservices]

something to fill the horseless void?
horses and i arent exactly the best of friends
do you consider yourself an artist of sorts?

[callalilies]

Yes, my "horseless void" that apparently I have, according to your typewriters.

Oh? That's a shame. They're quite the loyal animal. Bad incident?

And not really, but I like to watch others work. People are sometimes more willing to talk while doing something they enjoy.

[guestservices]

oh? do you disagree about your void?
not necessarily
we have our differences, horses and i
horses dont belong in hotels anyway
i believe thats called splitting attention
kind of clever when you think about it

[callalilies]

Yes. I do.

And I suppose horses inside hotels would be quite a lot of trouble. Not much traction on marble and too many things to chew on.

It is very useful when getting to know others. Observing their natural actions and so on.

[guestservices]

thank you for understanding
how much obsreving have you done here so far?
observing

[callalilies]

I'm certainly not going to be the one who lets a hrose loose in the hotel.

As for observing, I was told not to strain my new eye so mostly just collecting information on the other places that others have been.

The sorts of experiences they had.

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[guestservices]

i was agreeing with you up until i presume your daemon made themselves quite comfortable across your typewriter

[callalilies]

He wanted a hug I think.

It's strange not being tethered to him anymore, at least not in the way we used to be.

[guestservices]

oh?
so what exactly is a daemon anyway?
besides your furry soulmate
how does it work?

[callalilies]

As they were explained to me: they're physical manifestations of one's very soul. We would feel pain as one, experience emotions as one... and we weren't able to move very far from them. A few feet at most..

[guestservices]

youre right
it would be really strange to both be here without that connection
but the bond is still there right
like he still knows its you and what youve been through together

[callalilies]

Yes, deep down he's very much still the same, even if he's not currently in my head.

But I've lived my entire life without him, it shouldn't been difficult to reacclimatize.

[ it is difficult to reacclimatize ]

If you had the time to spare to have a look at the summer camp, where would YOU go, Aquarius?

[guestservices]

shouldnt being the operative word i think
but anyway i havent really thought about it
maybe id just walk around
familiarize myself with the area
see what seemed popular and what seemed forgotten

[callalilies]

I bet the lounge was popular. It was rather pleasant to be in.

Though

They played a particular song? I believe it was about a pussy cat. And it was the only song. Over and over again.

[guestservices]

seems worth a visit
a
what?
you couldnt stop it huh.

[callalilies]

Not at all. But, despite the incessant music, it is most certainly worth it. It's almost a little bit funny after a while.

There's another room full of games as well, with a television and little boxes?[ what's a gaming console? ]

[guestservices]

if you say so
did the little boxes have buttons on them?
and screens?

[callalilies]

Yes!

Are you familiar with them???

[guestservices]

pretty sure those are video games dude
not familiar then?