Anime League Amusements

[Tanya]

Tanya had heard about this park and that it had ghosts. It struck her interest, the ghost part, not the Amusement part. Tanya found the Supernatural fascinating after all nothing could explain her own condition except for the supernatural.

Tanya spotted a couple of girls heading toward the amusement park to buy tickets. Well she was too, and groups were always better, right? At least the ghosts if there were any would get a nice feast instead of a snack if they stuck together. But Tanya hoped it would mean they'd look for easier prey. Tanya wasn't about to let ghosts take her down. Surely there already plenty of them that already haunting her if ghosts were real, that is.

Tanya noticed the girls had suddenly stopped so she approached them she noted they were having a conversation, but would they take note of her unless she interrupted? Judging by their expressions they seemed to be comforting each other. Well no time like the present then, they may be glad to have a friendly hello. She needed to cheer them up, Tanya decided.

"Hello there," Tanya beamed, "Are you hear to enjoy the Amusement park too?" She laughed cheerfully as she asked. In truth she was in a good mood, just about the ghosts because it was possibly something new. Still the rides would provide some exhilaration if the ghost turned out to be only rumors. So she was as excited as she appeared because some fun was to be had, and the more people you knew, the better, especially if they became friends.

[Tanya]

Tanya nods, so they were friends. Tanya felt like she was intruding, but her young tender age of 12 probably helped her excuse the intrusion. Still to Tanya who was much mature then a 12 year old felt as if she had just overstepped especially after seeing how Mary had reacted. But it was far too late now, it was to pretend like you had done nothing wrong in these situations and move forward because it was quite possible that the other hoped you hadn't read their body language.

"Yes," Tanya smiled lightly, "This is my first time going, it'll be fun to have it as a first with someone else too. Everything is always funner in a group, don't you agree Mary? Oh, I'm Tanya." Tanya realized she hadn't introduced herself, but casually interacting was still a skill she knew was lacking in. She had spent too much time on the field with her soldiers or in meeting with the Brass. It wasn't the same at all. The landmines and etiquette or perhaps is lack of the latter were completely different and now seemed alien despite her apparent age.