WELCOME TO TOKYO.

[tokyodisa]

Who: Everybody!
What: Tokyo Day One
When: Tuesday, 16/July -- starting at midnight
Where: Paradisa Hotel in downtown Tokyo
Rating: kawaii

Maybe you were asleep in bed last night. Maybe you were out on the town. Or maybe you were working on something super cool, which you didn't really need to be disrupted by, oh, say a world change or anything else stupid.

Too bad for you, that's just what happened.

At the stroke of midnight, everyone will find themselves back in their assigned castle rooms -- except they're not exactly the same as they were left…

[ ROOMS | RESTAURANT & BAR | FITNESS CENTER | LOBBY & GIFT SHOP | COURTYARD ]

[this log is only for the hotel! if you'd like to explore tokyo, feel free to set up your own logs and posts.]

Comments

[pint_sized_carnivore]

Uh, no. You're not.

[whistles_the_blues]

[Have a firm glare Chie. For calling his really stupid and obvious bluff as he struggles to not collapse.]

[pint_sized_carnivore]

Come on. I'm sure we'll find someone to take us to the clinic...

[Chie croched and grabbed his arm to put it over her shoulders, she slowly stands to help get him up]

[whistles_the_blues]

...Alright.

[First few minutes as a human, manage to completely fail at everything you do and make a complete ass of yourself. Things are going great for Blues so far. He'll manage to keep himself up with Chie's help.]

[pint_sized_carnivore]

[It wasn't long until hotel staff found them. A man in uniform took over in helping carry Blues to the hotel clinic at the ground floor, while Chie just followed for now.

Chie just couldn't look but be worried a little about her friend right now. She knows about his core, and now that it looks like he's turned human it looks like it's his heart that's giving him problems now...]

[whistles_the_blues]

[This was about the last thing Blues wanted. Stuck in a clinic, hardly able to breath and looking about as weak as physically possible. At least when he was a machine it was easy enough to hide all the signs of how poorly his body was doing, this human body made that next to impossible.

Soon enough, they find themselves in a room at the clinic, Blues stuck laying in a bed and certainly not looking to impressed with the situation or himself.]

[pint_sized_carnivore]

[Chie sat on a chair right beside him, reading a magazine. She doesn't seem to be interested in leaving him alone]

[whistles_the_blues]

[He'll keep quiet at first. He's a little too frustrated at his current state to be much of a conversationalist, not that he's ever really been good at that.]

You don't have to stay if you don't want to.

[pint_sized_carnivore]

I'm not leaving you alone in that condition.

[whistles_the_blues]

Suit yourself, but I imagine there's enough people here already to keep an eye on me.

[That's his way of saying he appreciates it.]

[pint_sized_carnivore]

Besides, the doc said you're gonna be okay in a few minutes. As long as you don't tire yourself badly.

[whistles_the_blues]

[He'll grumble a little at that.]

Hmph, I know my limits.

[As a machine anyways.]

[pint_sized_carnivore]

[Chie closed the magazine she was reading and stood up straight]

Well then, if you can walk. I'll show you around the city!

[whistles_the_blues]

[With some effort, he's going to push himself up to his feet.]

Better than staying here.

[pint_sized_carnivore]

Good! I've been looking at the tourist brochure from my room, there's so many places I want to go to. One of them is a museum with robots!

[whistles_the_blues]

[He perked up a little when she mentioned the museum.]

A robot museum? Sounds interesting.

[pint_sized_carnivore]

Yup! I thought you might find that interesting. Who knows, maybe there's another theme park we could go to!

[whistles_the_blues]

Pass on that one.

[As much as he's a "do what he wants" kind of bot. He's not sure if this stupid human heart can take a theme park.]

[pint_sized_carnivore]

Okay. Let's go to the museum then, and we'll find somewhere else to go after. Cool?

[whistles_the_blues]

[As cautious as he is about what he can or can't do in his current situation. Leaving is better than staying.]

Fine, let's just get out of here.