one, early on The problem with traveling with Yoshiko is that she's almost supernaturally unlucky. Normally, this manifests as comedic injuries and her falling over in various places. But now? It's manifested in an entirely different way.
"I think we're lost," Yoshiko announces to her traveling partner, giving the forest a little frown. "Neither heaven nor hell has shown me the proper direction. Plus, I'm pretty certain I've seen that rock before," she says, as she dramatically gestures to a very impressive looking rock. "Shall I attempt to divine the exit or shall we simply accept our fate, damned to waste away in the jungle?"
two, partway through They've made it to Dranbru. But the longer they stay here, the more restless Yoshiko becomes. This place is nice, she guesses? But it feels wrong. She wants to go back to the forest. Well, she wants to do a lot of things, but going back to the forest is one of them. It's partly due to this desire, partly due to a few other things in the back of her mind, that Yoshiko's decided to climb a tree. It feels right, being up here. She stays up in the tree for a solid fifteen minutes before scrambling down to one of the lower branches, hooking her knees around the branch, and dangling down, letting all the blood rush to her head as she looks at the world from a new angle.
Obviously, this is weird as hell. But Yoshiko doesn't seem to realize it. When any Thesaeans pass by, Yoshiko will start up conversation as if it's perfectly normal to hang upside down from a tree.
"What do you think about this place?" she asks, not really hiding the wistful and slightly melancholic tone in her voice. "Dranbu specifically, what do you think?"
three, near the end You're walking in the woods. There's no one around, and your device is working. Out of the corner of your eye, you spot her...Yoshiko bat. She's following you, about thirty feet back. She flaps her tiny wings and breaks out into a sprint. She's gaining on you (Yoshiko bat). You're looking for an exit but you're all turned around. She's almost upon you now and oh wait nope she is upon you and she's straight up in your hair.
There's now a bat with a very familiar sidebun hairstyle stuck in your hair (or hat or other body part that hangs out on the top of your head.) She's also shrieking up a storm in a very familiar Yoshiko-sounding voice.
"Heeeeey?! What gives, get me out of here!" Bats may not be blind but this one is piss poor at echolocation.
Yoshiko Tsushima | Love Live Sunshine
The problem with traveling with Yoshiko is that she's almost supernaturally unlucky. Normally, this manifests as comedic injuries and her falling over in various places. But now? It's manifested in an entirely different way.
"I think we're lost," Yoshiko announces to her traveling partner, giving the forest a little frown. "Neither heaven nor hell has shown me the proper direction. Plus, I'm pretty certain I've seen that rock before," she says, as she dramatically gestures to a very impressive looking rock. "Shall I attempt to divine the exit or shall we simply accept our fate, damned to waste away in the jungle?"
two, partway through
They've made it to Dranbru. But the longer they stay here, the more restless Yoshiko becomes. This place is nice, she guesses? But it feels wrong. She wants to go back to the forest. Well, she wants to do a lot of things, but going back to the forest is one of them. It's partly due to this desire, partly due to a few other things in the back of her mind, that Yoshiko's decided to climb a tree. It feels right, being up here. She stays up in the tree for a solid fifteen minutes before scrambling down to one of the lower branches, hooking her knees around the branch, and dangling down, letting all the blood rush to her head as she looks at the world from a new angle.
Obviously, this is weird as hell. But Yoshiko doesn't seem to realize it. When any Thesaeans pass by, Yoshiko will start up conversation as if it's perfectly normal to hang upside down from a tree.
"What do you think about this place?" she asks, not really hiding the wistful and slightly melancholic tone in her voice. "Dranbu specifically, what do you think?"
three, near the end
You're walking in the woods. There's no one around, and your device is working. Out of the corner of your eye, you spot her...Yoshiko bat. She's following you, about thirty feet back. She flaps her tiny wings and breaks out into a sprint. She's gaining on you (Yoshiko bat). You're looking for an exit but you're all turned around. She's almost upon you now and oh wait nope she is upon you and she's straight up in your hair.
There's now a bat with a very familiar sidebun hairstyle stuck in your hair (or hat or other body part that hangs out on the top of your head.) She's also shrieking up a storm in a very familiar Yoshiko-sounding voice.
"Heeeeey?! What gives, get me out of here!" Bats may not be blind but this one is piss poor at echolocation.