[Voice]

[grey_grief]

It appears the fog is here in Beika as well.  [She takes a sip of whatever she's brewed up for herself and Hakase] I'm not surprised, to be honest.  We're fairly close to Ekoda.

[Her voice turns fond] Cousin Saguru is right.  It reminds me of London just before daybreak.

...The yellow is a little unsettling, however.

((Been meaning to say this for awhile, but if you want to assume your character(s) have met Haibara, especially during the HSAU, you're free to do so! I'm sorry I kinda failed with that event.))

Comments

[ofhopeandglory.livejournal.com]

Well, that as may be, but the way some people harp on about it you'd think we were permanently blanketed in the stuff.

That's right.

[grey_grief]

Which is simply illogical. No matter where it is it eventually burns off. Some fog just takes a bit longer. Personally I'm happy to blame Conan Doyle for perpetual fog idea.

How have you been? I don't believe I've seen much out of you since that high school virus.

[ofhopeandglory.livejournal.com]

I'd be happy to join you. It does make for good writing, but far too many people seem to take it as the truth.

Nor I with you. I've been much the same as ever, although if there is one good thing about all of this fog and cloud, it's that we're less likely to get bombed effectively while it's still here.

[grey_grief]

I know a few people who could stand to hear that sentiment.

It's still going on? Of course it is, Shiho, remember your history I'm glad to hear the fog has been useful for at least someone. I've kept to myself for the most part, got dragged around by some of the other kids for New Years.

((strikes = thoughts))