Sarah asks Susan if she will unsummon the fairy doll to hide her feelings. Grace asks if Susan keeps the fairy summoned to be emotionally open. Susan says that she will use the fairy doll to scout ahead during the trip to the cave because of Sarah's worries. The doll hugs Sarah.
Characters appearing[]
Other characters mentioned[]
- Nanase Kitsune (Susan talks to her)
Setting[]
- A motel
Time[]
- Wednesday, April 3, first year
First Mention or Appearance Of[]
Art[]
- Greyscale
Layout[]
- Portrait
- Three rows: two panels in row 1, three panels in row 2, two panels in row 3 (total: seven panels)
Transcript[]
| Susan | Listen, Nanase, I have to go, but do you want to do something Saturday? I could show you the fairy and maybe do some social... stuff, or whatever. Okay, good. Gladyou're okay bye. |
| Sarah | So I guess you'll be unsummoning that fairy pretty quickly, huh? |
| Susan | What makes you say that? |
| Sarah | For one thing, I think it's trying to hide your feelings by hiding in your hair. |
| Susan looks at the fairy doll, which is hiding in her hair behind her back. | |
| Susan | True as that may be, I want to see how long it can stick around. I'll unsummon it before bed if it's still here. |
| Grace | Because you want to open up emotionally and this is the only way you know? |
| Susan | No, because in spite of logic to the contrary, Sarah's worried that some unspeakable evil might be waiting out there. If I can get enough feedback from the fairy to know what I'm seeing, we might be able to use it to safely scout ahead. |
| The fairy doll, which sits on Susan's head, holds its hand above its eyes in a looking-ahead pose. | |
| Grace | You care enough about Sarah to put your carefully guarded emotions on display like that? That's so sweet! |
| Sarah | Thank you, Susan! |
| Susan | It's just. Good. Stategy. |
| The fairy doll flies over to Sarah and hugs her shoulder. | |
| Grace | Then why is the fairy hug-- |
| Susan | Strategy. |