Miki would happily keep up questions about Adrien all day, and when it was time to get there would lead her around outside the school so she doesn't have to run into any of the other kids.
Back behind the school was a lot of land. Some field, some woody areas, some athletic areas and a huge domed area like an igloo shaped greenhouse, large enough for a school dance. Miki flew off her shoulder when they got there to fly to the door, waiting impatiently for Marinette to open it.
Once in, there was a long paved walk with flower beds alongside the path. It led up for nearly a half block before leading to a few short steps. Up those steps was a large white table with white comfortable looking chairs. Nadeshiko was moving about gracefully setting out a beautiful tea setting for everyone. It was very European with the tiered trays of snacks and the lovely tall tea pot. The teacups were all the delicate sort of china most people kept Marinette well away from, and the plates and saucers matched.
The whole area smelled wonderful, a mix of flowers and bakery. There was a water fountain somewhere, lending soft lapping noises to the peace of the area. Temari was gently nudging the folded napkins into standing properly while Nadeshiko was setting out the tea cups. She looked up and smiled warmly at them. ~Miki, Marinette, hello,~ she said in French, setting down the last cup so she could come around and curtsy, which was quite the feat in her short skirt. She was wearing the school uniform, so a short plaid red skirt, black blazer, white shirt, red tie. Marinette would have seen it on a few people on campus, with the boys being in a version that was blue for the plaid and tie, and shorts instead of a skirt. But on NAdeshiko it looked different. Part of that was the way her long purple ponytail made a backdrop for the outfit, making it clear by hanging below the fabric just how short that skirt was. Part of it was her natural grace and stance which none of the other students had. Part of it was the knee high boots she wore. But part of it... was the small capelet she wore over the blazer. It matched the skirt and closed in the front with two small buttons - one on either side of a strip of plaid fabric. It went almost down to her elbows all around and somehow added an elegance to the uniform that made it seem less like a school uniform and more like an odd but fashionable statement.
~I have the last period free, but the others will be here soon.~ She walked to one chair and gestured gracefully to it. ~Please feel free to have a seat.~
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Back behind the school was a lot of land. Some field, some woody areas, some athletic areas and a huge domed area like an igloo shaped greenhouse, large enough for a school dance. Miki flew off her shoulder when they got there to fly to the door, waiting impatiently for Marinette to open it.
Once in, there was a long paved walk with flower beds alongside the path. It led up for nearly a half block before leading to a few short steps. Up those steps was a large white table with white comfortable looking chairs. Nadeshiko was moving about gracefully setting out a beautiful tea setting for everyone. It was very European with the tiered trays of snacks and the lovely tall tea pot. The teacups were all the delicate sort of china most people kept Marinette well away from, and the plates and saucers matched.
The whole area smelled wonderful, a mix of flowers and bakery. There was a water fountain somewhere, lending soft lapping noises to the peace of the area. Temari was gently nudging the folded napkins into standing properly while Nadeshiko was setting out the tea cups. She looked up and smiled warmly at them. ~Miki, Marinette, hello,~ she said in French, setting down the last cup so she could come around and curtsy, which was quite the feat in her short skirt. She was wearing the school uniform, so a short plaid red skirt, black blazer, white shirt, red tie. Marinette would have seen it on a few people on campus, with the boys being in a version that was blue for the plaid and tie, and shorts instead of a skirt. But on NAdeshiko it looked different. Part of that was the way her long purple ponytail made a backdrop for the outfit, making it clear by hanging below the fabric just how short that skirt was. Part of it was her natural grace and stance which none of the other students had. Part of it was the knee high boots she wore. But part of it... was the small capelet she wore over the blazer. It matched the skirt and closed in the front with two small buttons - one on either side of a strip of plaid fabric. It went almost down to her elbows all around and somehow added an elegance to the uniform that made it seem less like a school uniform and more like an odd but fashionable statement.
~I have the last period free, but the others will be here soon.~ She walked to one chair and gestured gracefully to it. ~Please feel free to have a seat.~