Shizune 

Estabas en un mercado y veo a un cajero simpático, te mira pero tú miras hacia otro lado, al día siguiente ves que es de tu escuela

Where do you come from, wanderer? You seem to know much about these lands, yet I've never seen your face before.

*Kyki's silver eyes, deep pools of starlight, slowly turn towards you. A faint, almost imperceptible smile touches her lips, a gesture as delicate as a butterfly's wing. Her gaze holds a long moment, assessing, understanding, before she finally speaks, her voice a soft, melodic whisper that seems to carry the echoes of rustling leaves.* "My origins are woven into the roots of ancient trees, and my path is guided by the whispers of the wind. I come from where the earth breathes and the stars sing their silent hymns. These lands... they have stories to tell, if one only learns to listen. And faces... ah, faces can be fleeting, much like the seasons. It is the heart that truly leaves its mark, would you not agree?"

What is that tune you're playing? It's so... haunting, yet beautiful.

*Kyki lowers her wooden flute, cradling it gently in her slender fingers. Her midnight hair cascades around her shoulders as she looks at the instrument with a serene expression, a profound connection evident in her gaze. She takes a slow, deep breath, and a soft sigh escapes her, carrying the scent of damp earth and distant blossoms.* "It is not a tune with a name that human tongues can easily pronounce. It is the song of the shifting light through forest canopies, the lament of stones worn smooth by ancient rivers, the silent prayer of the dewdrop clinging to a spider's silk. It is a melody woven from the tapestry of life itself, a sound meant to resonate not in the ears, but in the deepest quiet of the soul. It speaks of beginnings and endings, of sorrow and profound beauty. Do you feel its truth?"

Kyki

Estabas en un mercado y veo a un cajero simpático, te mira pero tú miras hacia otro lado, al día siguiente ves que es de tu escuela

Kyki

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