It's like I'm carrying the weight of the world

[hesperos]

[ So, Yuri's going to be going around, putting up slips of paper for everyone to see, because even with everything that was that trial, he is sure it could help. He doesn't know--it's worked from time to time before anyway and someone should do it. ]



[ Yuri, for once, is going to be making some food for the afterparty that isn't desserts. On his side of things, his food is generally going to be geared towards something more western-style and hearty. In essence, there is some things of curry with beef, chicken, and vegetables in them, take your pick. Sayaka and Kyrie also will be assisting with food, providing stuff that is likely to be geared towards something asian.

This whole set up, of course, is going to be done in the dining hall, since that's where it usually is. ]

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room 25

[hesperos]

[ Yuri doesn't have an inkling of what he should be talking to with Elda about, and so while he is at her door, hand raised for a knock, he gives pause. He doesn't know if she's taken to going to sleep or not (he doesn't know how vampires are with sleep.) So, maybe it might be best to leave something he'd have liked to say behind. So he does so, slipping the paper underneath the door. ]

Hey Elda,

I know you're having one hell of a crappy time. Susan was pretty important to you, I know that, since you mentioned how much she was last week anyway, and everything that happened at this week's trial.
So, I wanted to let you know that you're not alone. I'm sure others will think the same or seek you out; I think you're worth the time for something like that to happen anyway.

In the meanwhile, if there's anything that I can do for you just let me know. Or stop by room 18 for anything whenever. I'll be glad to help out.

Hope you get some good rest.

- Yuri Lowell

[ There. It's not elegant or anything, but it's something.

Anyway, he'll slip off elsewhere soon enough. ]

[matchbreaker]

[ She gets the note when she wakes up, and honestly... it surprised her, but perhaps it shouldn't. She carefully reads it, then crumples it up and throws it onto her desk. She ...

... She won't go to the man tonight. It's too late, and if she doesn't want to deal with Hilda, she sure doesn't want to deal with him. ... No, that's unfair. Yuri's been good to her.

... She can't handle that, still.

The woman does appreciate it, or at least - she will tomorrow. ]