10th ♥ [Audio/Commentlog]

[lightwithin]

Who said something about bass spawning soon?

[Kairi's voice sounds a little distant, and there's the lapping sound of water against a boat's side.]

Does anyone else know about - Oh! - About fishing in the cold? No, come back!

[She doesn't really have hands free to search the journal herself right now.]

It broke my line again.

[Kairi can be found out on the lake, piled under blankets, with a makeshift fishing pole and a bucket full of worms. She's caught a few weedy little things.

She wants to catch a big one!]

Comments

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[70ftandcounting]

I have warm!

[A pole might...be more difficult.]

Alright! I'll see you there.

[Commentlog]

[lightwithin]

[Kairi can be found in the boathouse, her little boat bobbing on the end of a rope nearby. She's already located a spare pole and some more bait worms while she waits..]

[Commentlog]

[70ftandcounting]

[A few minutes later, Rapunzel appears looking cheerful.]

Kairi...?

[Commentlog]

[lightwithin]

Hello!

[She waves cheerfully and puts the things in the boat before climbing back in herself.]

Do you know how to row?

[Commentlog]

[70ftandcounting]

[She peers at it, and shakes her head. She's going to climb in anyway, though, pulling her long braid with her.]

No, but I can learn. Teach me?

[Commentlog]

[lightwithin]

Mm.

[Kairi sat herself down on one the bench in the bow and took one of the oars in both hands.]

Okay, sit here and hold the oar like this.

[Commentlog]

[70ftandcounting]

[Rapunzel peers at the water a little uncertainly, but takes a seat when instructed and holds her hands for the oar.]

Alright. This...wooden thing is the oar? [Obviously. She grips it, and peers up at Kairi.]

Like this?

[Commentlog]

[lightwithin]

Mhmm!

[She nods and then leans forward and pulls back.]

And then you just turn it like this. But you have to make sure the flat side pulls on the water, see?

[And she raised her own oar to show the angle.]

[70ftandcounting]

[She leans to look, and nods, following instructions.]

Alright...I think I've got it.

[For the most part. Enough to help make the boat move, anyway.]

Right. How far out do we need to go?