>Well, if there is at least some patch of ground that seems comfortable to have a little sit, go and have one
>Strictly speaking, the ground you're standing on seems no worse off than the rest of the grounds, which Rin, with her superior night vision, confirms. So you take a few steps to your left, arrange your skirt beneath you, and seat yourself upon the grassy ground.
>After spending the vast majority of the past two years in Mayoiga city itself, sitting out here is almost like sitting in an entirely different part of the country. The city doesn't suffer from urban blight to the same extent that many other cities do, but it's still very much a big city. Out here, though, there's almost no way to tell. The light poles illuminating the path cut through the woods are the only signs of civilization, and even they don't stand out as garish or unnatural. Well, not too much, at any rate. Even the sounds of vehicles don't seem to reach here.
>Nor is it all that cold, either. The air is still chilly, but the brunt of the cold wind is blunted by the trees around you. If the moon was shining, you're sure it would be absolutely lovely here at night. Even as it is, it's hardly bad.
>Rin, seeing you settle down and get comfy, offers, "Want me ta head back to the shrine, see if I can rustle up a drink for you?"
