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[brannewbrains]

Okay, I give up. What's a host club? What can we expect if we show up to this thing?

[ besides yet more twister-tossed sparkles, of course. ]

And did anyone get one of those confessions? I'm still trying to work out if those are as important as folks here seem to think they are.

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[shiroganeheir]

To keep a possibly long explanation short, a Host Club is a place where people go for entertainment and conversation. Some people feel there is a sexual or romantic component to them, however, mostly for adults it is a lot of drinking and talking. In a school, however, it is more likely a place where, well, in my world it is girls, go to be flirted at by the host.

[She's realizing that she might be more in over her head than she realizes, but she goes on with her explanation.]

I would assume here there is quite a lot of flirting going on both ways. I am, er, investigating the club from the inside myself. Not completely sure how I got myself into it, but I did.

As to the confessions, I did recieve one, but it was quite generic. It seems that in the chaos of the mailroom that day, some love confessions got mixed up.

[tailforbrains]

I don't know if you noticed, but that's our very own Alcuin running it, too.

I didn't get any confessions. But I did get a funny card in my locker. I think everyone did.

Oh, and Monkey talks now. And I can make light, which is funny, because I'm a tiefling and we're only supposed to make dark. This place is really awesome.

[upcard]

Shirogane-san already explained the host club pretty well, I think... they're a little common, back home. Er, I mean, more common than it seems like for everyone else...

[FOCUS MAI... that's not the point here. The point is!!]

But... even if the confessions don't seem very important, if everyone here thinks they are, then...aren't they? [she has seen a lot of the investigators finding this jaunt trivial, and she can't blame them--it's a far cry from eldritch horrors. But nonetheless...]

They're...very important to the people here, so I think we have to treat them really importantly too...!