Happy Friday, folks! :D I hope you've been having a good week so far!
With one of the panels on this page, I've finally cycled back to the cover page. Whew!
I'm also happy to tell y'all that I'm tentatively bringing back Friday Flare! Head on through the link to check out a little doodle of Rince and Seia. :3
If you have any questions related to Serpamia Flare or have any pairing doodle requests (and they don't have to be romantic!) you can pop them in the comments or list them in the #serpamia-flare channel on Discord.
That's it from me for now. I hope you all have a great weekend, and see you next Friday with the next update! <3 Thanks so much for reading SF ;v;*
I'm surprised they managed to get a witness to attest to seeing a kid buy things at the market. Unless it was the merchant themselves, you'd think that would be a pretty unremarkable sight. Unless, of course, kids there don't usually go to the market unattended? Or maybe the indredients themselves would raise a brow. Or maybe people were already suspicious the kids were up to something and were spying on them. But at this point, I'm probably overthinking it.
Triforce? Not a Sierpinski triangle? (Neither, the fields aren't filled-in.)
I'm thinking "small community". If the investigators are quick enough about asking, the merchants and regulars will remember one of the kids has been by and what was bought.
I started to regularly visit the local street market not too long ago (in a city with 90k people, though not all will visit this market, or any market at all) and it doesn't take too long before your usual vendors start to recognise you, to the point where they can tell you've been by this day already or not ("what, you here again?!?" 'sorry, forgot some stuff').
In a small town, if not them then the other people around definitely will know who you are, where you live, whom you live with, recent highs and lows, and so on, and so forth. That's inherent in small communities, and I don't think Nemi lived in a big one.
There is a store I go to. Sometimes I may go twice a month and others it may be 5 or more months before I go. That being said the person that works in the department I go to always remembers me, and what I usually order. We don't even know each other's names but I'm recognized by face and they remember what I want. That is in a city of over a million people and this store is in a busy part of that city.
Hope Nemi will make it... *hugs her*
Well, Mike looks very uncomfortable...
@alt text: best o-Nemi-chan... ♡
@R/N: Thank you for the Links and the Friday Flare... *hugs* ♡
I'm surprised they managed to get a witness to attest to seeing a kid buy things at the market. Unless it was the merchant themselves, you'd think that would be a pretty unremarkable sight. Unless, of course, kids there don't usually go to the market unattended? Or maybe the indredients themselves would raise a brow. Or maybe people were already suspicious the kids were up to something and were spying on them. But at this point, I'm probably overthinking it.
I'm thinking "small community". If the investigators are quick enough about asking, the merchants and regulars will remember one of the kids has been by and what was bought.
I started to regularly visit the local street market not too long ago (in a city with 90k people, though not all will visit this market, or any market at all) and it doesn't take too long before your usual vendors start to recognise you, to the point where they can tell you've been by this day already or not ("what, you here again?!?" 'sorry, forgot some stuff').
In a small town, if not them then the other people around definitely will know who you are, where you live, whom you live with, recent highs and lows, and so on, and so forth. That's inherent in small communities, and I don't think Nemi lived in a big one.