silverworld

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According both the calendar and my memory from last year, it seems today is Mother's Day. A wonderful way to pay homage to those who gave birth to us, even if they aren't with us right now. Were it not for them, we wouldn't even be here today. I'm sure this applies not only to biological mothers, but virtually any mother figure in your life.

Now that a lot of this month's New Feathers have started getting settled, I hope to see the younger ones attending school soon. Participation isn't obligatory, of course. However, I find that the classes are always worthwhile. There isn't a day when I don't learn more interesting tidbits about other worlds. Of course, aside from students, we're also more than willing to accept new teachers at any time.

[Action]

[If Gelda's housemate were to take a peek inside her room, he'd find her sitting on the bed, a faint smile tugging at her lips. She's looking at the Mother's Day card Chrome gave her last year.

And of course, anyone else is free to visit if they feel the need to bother her.]

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It's peculiar, isn't it? It seems the custom is mostly upheld in different versions of Earth, though.

You still wish to partake in classes? If I may ask, how old are you?

Yes, Mother's Day would be today in Japan, a country on Earth.

Back home, I was a high school student. I am sixteen years of age. I had heard that there are different levels of classes, if I am not mistaken.

Well, sixteen's still an age at which school is beneficial, I suppose. Aside from that, I don't believe we would deny classes to anyone depending on their age. If you really wish to enroll, we'd be happy to tutor you.

Ah, then you have my thanks as I do wish to continue my studies. May I ask what your name is?

It's Gelda Nebilim. And you are?

My name is Arashi Kishuu. It is a pleasure to meet you.

Likewise.

~16

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