>BEFORE we exit the felt:"Oh, and what's the prize?"
>I think it's a mystery prize.
>BEFORE we exit the felt, ask the boss about making an exception for Kogasa, mention that there's basically no competition right now.
>You start to ask, before you remember how things work around here.
>Instead, you approach the boss. You see that she is concentrating very intently on where to place the next piece on her architectural endeavor. She doesn't seem to notice you until you're standing over her. "Oh!" she exclaims. "You're looking very flashy today."
>You ask about her giving Kogasa a break. "Hmmm," she says, looking around then twiddling her fake mustache. "I guess it is kinda wrong to be open when the oni are having funerals and stuff. Very well! Lemon Drop, please go fetch the Prize!"
>One of the faeries zips off to fulfill the order, while the boss calls Kogasa over. "You're today's lucky winner!" the boss announces.
>Kogasa squeals with delight.
>As she does, the faerie emerges from the boss' office, pulling an object covered by a tarp behind her.
>"And tonight's big prize," says the boss, "Are you ready?" When Kogasa nods, the boss walks over to the tarp-covered object and gently removes it. "A mobile garden!"
>Beneath the tarp is a wooden wagon, the kind that children play with, loaded with several bonsai trees in little pots load into it.
> "Great. I hope to see you there!"
> Exit the Felt: It's time to head back home.
>As Kogasa begins to coo over her prize, you decide to take your leave.
>Getting through the city is still a little difficult, but you have gotten a feel for dodging around tipsy dancers. Past the city's gates, the trip is blessedly peaceful; you make your way from the Underground with no trouble and pass into the Bamboo Forest. The amount of footprints in the snow now makes it trivial to find your way back to Eientei.
>As the manor comes into sight, you see Eirin standing outside, arms crossed and waiting. She quickly notices you, and with a look somewhere between concern and annoyance, says, "There you are, Udonge. I wish you would have waited for me to get here before running off again. We need to talk."
>_