Though Anise's pigtails were hanging a little flat from the shower, Anise knew they'd go back to being fluffy if she just left them alone for a bit, so without giving them any more thought, she made her way out to the Sun Room, then over to the Art and Crafts Room. Origami had been really fun when she tried it out with Ilia, so she wanted to try some more crafts.
Anise sat down at a table with origami supplies laid out, and started flipping through the books. She found the animal book she had used earlier that day to make a rabbit and a pig, but she set that aside for now. The next one she picked up was titled 'Mythical Creature Origami'. That sounded pretty interesting!
Some of these looked really complicated... There was a multi-headed serpent craft that took more than one sheet of paper, and there were other monsters with so many details that it looked like it'd take a thousand folds to complete them.
... And since when were griffins mythical? Anise tilted her head at the book, finding herself a little bit confused by its contents.
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Though Anise's pigtails were hanging a little flat from the shower, Anise knew they'd go back to being fluffy if she just left them alone for a bit, so without giving them any more thought, she made her way out to the Sun Room, then over to the Art and Crafts Room. Origami had been really fun when she tried it out with Ilia, so she wanted to try some more crafts.
Anise sat down at a table with origami supplies laid out, and started flipping through the books. She found the animal book she had used earlier that day to make a rabbit and a pig, but she set that aside for now. The next one she picked up was titled 'Mythical Creature Origami'. That sounded pretty interesting!
Some of these looked really complicated... There was a multi-headed serpent craft that took more than one sheet of paper, and there were other monsters with so many details that it looked like it'd take a thousand folds to complete them.
... And since when were griffins mythical? Anise tilted her head at the book, finding herself a little bit confused by its contents.
[Tear!]