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=== Scene One : Meeting the Goddess of Mt. Kaminaga === | === Scene One : Meeting the Goddess of Mt. Kaminaga === | ||
Following [[Haru]]'s nose the Players find themselves just within the the woods | Following [[Haru]]'s nose the Players find themselves just within the the woods of Mt. Kaminaga, and stumble on a shrine long forgotten by the people of Hitotsuna. Digging into her memories [[Okuni Abe]] recalls that this was the shrine to the [[Goddess of Mt. Kaminaga]], who reveals herself to the players and asks who they are and what brought them there. After some respectful bows, the god seems to warm up to the player's presence. | ||
=== Scene Two : Regale, Repair and Retire=== | === Scene Two : Regale, Repair and Retire=== | ||
As the players get to know the [[Goddess of Mt. Kaminaga]], they begin to help her with making repairs to the long abandoned shrine. As the sky darkens and the players reach the limit of what they can do with without tools, they decide on where they will go for the night. [[Okuni Abe]] decides to stay with the [[Goddess of Mt. Kaminaga]], while the rest decide to return home. | As the players get to know the [[Goddess of Mt. Kaminaga]], they begin to help her with making repairs to the long abandoned shrine. As the sky darkens and the players reach the limit of what they can do with without tools, they decide on where they will go for the night. [[Okuni Abe]] decides to stay with the [[Goddess of Mt. Kaminaga]], while the rest decide to return home. | ||
Revision as of 09:52, 14 May 2017
The Players of the Story
The Denizen(s) of the Story
Summary of the Story
Scene One : Meeting the Goddess of Mt. Kaminaga
Following Haru's nose the Players find themselves just within the the woods of Mt. Kaminaga, and stumble on a shrine long forgotten by the people of Hitotsuna. Digging into her memories Okuni Abe recalls that this was the shrine to the Goddess of Mt. Kaminaga, who reveals herself to the players and asks who they are and what brought them there. After some respectful bows, the god seems to warm up to the player's presence.
Scene Two : Regale, Repair and Retire
As the players get to know the Goddess of Mt. Kaminaga, they begin to help her with making repairs to the long abandoned shrine. As the sky darkens and the players reach the limit of what they can do with without tools, they decide on where they will go for the night. Okuni Abe decides to stay with the Goddess of Mt. Kaminaga, while the rest decide to return home.
Scene Three (Part 1: A Night on the Mountain)
Finding Tovera's excuses for leaving insincere the Goddess of Mt. Kaminaga makes the way out of the woods impossible to find for her. After wandering Tovera returns, and resigns herself to spending the night on the mountain with Okuni Abe, as idle chatter passes between the three.
Scene Three (Part 2: A Morning in the Barn)
Having promised to return in the morning with tools to fix up the old shrine, Haru and Miyako raid the farm they live on for supplies. With both stealth and horse hijinks they manage to gather what they need and return to the Shrine
Final Scene
Finding herself grateful for the company of the player the Godess of Mt. Kaminaga thanks them and asks that they not only help fix the shrine, but remind the people of Hitotsuna about it as well. Working wonders with her woodworking, Miyako repairs what structural damage the shrine held, and helps cut the path to the shrine. Meanwhile Okuni Abe volunteers Tovera for the process of removing the rust and polishing the old shrine bell, and in return [Tovera]] helps advertise the shrine by posting fliers about all over Okuni Abe's shrine. Thanks to the players the Goddess of Mt. Kaminaga's shrine will not be the lonely and forgotten place they first stumbled upon.