[After Lila has delivered the letters, a thought reaches out to Byleth somewhere in the outdoor playground: What am I to do with this . . . ? Sieghart sits on the edge of the sandbox with his feet on the ground and not the sand, the letters clutched in one hand and the other held to his forehead by the palm as he looks down at his feet.]
[He swallows, willing his face to cool down, because this really doesn't warrant such a strong response. Clearing his throat exactly once, he shifts just enough to put Byleth in his line of sight.]
Week 0: Tuesday
Yo, Byleth! Here for some chocolate?
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Not chocolate.
[she has her little tea pot (a literal pot) balanced on a pair of logs, a smaller offshoot fire underneath of it.]
Have you tried the "Marshmallow"s?
[maybe he can hear the quotemarks]
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I have. Don't you know that you can stick chocolate on them? That's the best combination.
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[First, he's got a marshmallow to toast. While he works on that, he directs his gaze to the tea pot on the logs.]
Is that yours?
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[she looks]
...It's on fire.
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[He casually draws the stick back and blows on it. At a second glance, it hasn't heated quite enough, so he lets it hover by the fire.]
There's nothing wrong with a little bit of crunch.
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he's not wrong
just... on desserts? she eyes it with some curiosity.]
What kind of tea would you like?
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W0, post-death announcement
...You really don't remember anything.
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Are they serious? Moving people around in their sleep and then pronouncing the death of a kid . . . What kind of a school is this?
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well
if only she could counter that somehow with a sane academy where nothing bad happens.
instead she just shakes her head.]
I'm glad you're okay, at least.
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He exhales through his nose.]
That slipper—where did you find it?
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One was in the river, and one was in a goose's mouth.
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If nobody claims them by the end of the day, we're going to have to find the owner ourselves.
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This needs to be solved.
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We can't risk it. If we let this go, it may happen again. There are too many kids here.
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Week 6: Thursday
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she makes her way dutifully outside at the sudden snippet, tucking her own letters in her pocket, and giving him a little wave as she approaches.]
Something wrong?
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[He lifts his head, his hand falling away from his face, to peer up at Byleth.]
Hey, Byleth. What makes you say that?
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[well. her brow crinkles.]
Mentally.
Are you okay?
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[His gaze lands on Byleth's face, only to dart away with the hint of a blush creeping onto his.]
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she sits down beside him.]
Can I help solve it?
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That is . . . uh . . .
[Go on a date with me!]
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[(Oh, I see.)
she just nods.]
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