I wonder if the Watchers couldn't get you home, if you wanted to return? It must be incredible to explore all these places, but if most of us could return, we . . .
[Oh. She's not a very cuddly person, but it is cold, so she'll offer part of her blanket and lean against her.]
Very well, but if that's the case, you must let us take better care of you while we both wait to return home. [. . .] I have been thinking of it a lot lately. I was so eager to leave Japan, but now there's nowhere I would like to return to more.
[she takes the blanket offer! it's very nice. lup shifts to make it easier for susato to lean however she wants.]
Sure, I'm not gonna say no to a place to stay. [...] That's always how it is, huh? Adventures are nice, but going home is better, no matter what home is.
Mm. Well . . . when I grew up, we lived in the countryside. It is very beautiful - not very likely any of the places we've been so far, I'm afraid. After my father took a job at the university, we moved to a large city.
It is not as grand as London, but it has its own unique charms.
Mm. Well, it is the people I miss, really. I'd like to see my father again, and my friend Rei. And Naruhodo-san, of course.
[She sighs, shaking her head.]
But besides that - seeing all of the people out in the street, busily going about their business. And for a food . . . the English do tend to have fine ingredients, but mochi is very delicious.
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You've come such a long way - you don't miss home?
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Well, a little. [she hedges.] I do wonder a lot how they're doing.
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Yeah. You all deserve to get home. [...] Look, I can't do much, but I did say I'd try to help last week, however I was able.
... I'm not going to take up resources. Your Watchers have enough to deal with. I can be content enough wandering around with all of you.
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Very well, but if that's the case, you must let us take better care of you while we both wait to return home. [. . .] I have been thinking of it a lot lately. I was so eager to leave Japan, but now there's nowhere I would like to return to more.
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Sure, I'm not gonna say no to a place to stay. [...] That's always how it is, huh? Adventures are nice, but going home is better, no matter what home is.
Tell me about Japan?
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It is not as grand as London, but it has its own unique charms.
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I bet it does. [...] Tell me two things: your favorite thing about the city you moved to, and your favorite food from home.
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[She sighs, shaking her head.]
But besides that - seeing all of the people out in the street, busily going about their business. And for a food . . . the English do tend to have fine ingredients, but mochi is very delicious.
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You will. See them again, I mean. [...] Mochi, huh? What is that, I've never heard of it.