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[schmisse]

[ At an actually decent time of day, the chat bursts into life with a question: ]

It's been weeks and I've met people who call me "Weisschan" and "Schneesan". Is that some kind of tradition in some other world?

It's too cutesy for me. That's not my image.

[scarsnstripes]

Tradition? It's just how you address people where I come from.

[He supposes it wouldn't be something other worlds had, but it surprised him anyway.]

[schmisse]

I see. So it's customary, then?

[ She was previously not into it, but if that's how it is... then she doesn't want to disrespect culture. ]

[scarsnstripes]

More or less?

It's more respectful to call someone by 'Chan' or 'San' than to just use their name so informally. 'Chan' is cuter and for girls.

[schmisse]

What do you call boys, then?

[scarsnstripes]

'Kun' usually! My coworkers at home usually address me as 'Atsushi-kun'.

[schmisse]

So, would it be better if that's how I call you?

please don't mind me making a #hugemistake

[resound]

Now that you mention it
You do seem like a Weiss-chan.

rude :(

[schmisse]

What's that supposed to mean?

NO NOT LIKE THAT OMG

[resound]

Okay
So
Does your world have the concept of " moe "

[schmisse]

Not that I know of. It sounds like a clown's name.

[resound]

It's two syllables...
Describes a certain type of appeal.
Maybe our resident idol can tell you more.

Honorifics are usually too formal for me, but Weiss-chan has a good ring to it
Doesn't it?

[schmisse]

Why can't you do it yourself?

And I don't know. I'm just glad it doesn't mean anything bad.

[resound]

Did you really think it was more likely
Everyone went behind your back to make up a way to insult you
Over you being cute?

[schmisse]

Some people would do that! People also happen to be very silly if they're describing me as "cute".

[resound]

Arguing the matter like that doesn’t really help, lol
There are probably worse things to be than cute.

[ but only probably. he can’t say for sure............ ]

[menphina]

It's just them calling you as they see you, lass.

And you are pretty cute, so I wouldn't be too upset.

[schmisse]

I've never been called something like that before, that's all. I do have nicknames back home.

I'm just curious.

[menphina]

It's an honorific. Weiss-san and Schnee-san is like calling you "Miss" in the common tongue.

You're more Weiss-hime like the princess I looked out for, though. Not that I called her that because she's cute like you.

[schmisse]

I see. Then that's not so bad.

Weiss-hime seems a bit too much. I'm not a princess.

[menphina]

It's affectionate, but you're just sweet Weiss to me. I suppose that can be any fond implication you'd like.

I hope my workouts haven't been too strenuous for you.

[schmisse]

Not at all, Megumi. I've experienced worse. I studied in a combat school, after all.

[finethanks]

I thought I'd use it to indicate our relationship as friends, where it's formal enough to be added on, but not so formal to create unnecessary distance. Does it bother you, Weiss-chan?

[schmisse]

No. Now that I know it doesn't mean anything bad, I don't mind it, Eichi-kun.

(I learned it from Atsushi!)

[finethanks]

Oh, that's correct! Atsushi-kun is a great teacher after all. How wonderful. Please feel free to call me Eichi-kun, if you'd like. ♪ This Eichi-kun of yours will be quite pleased.

Ah, of course, just "Eichi" is fine, as well.