Haru, for her part, is testing something. Mementos is available here, but Mementos is always available. She wanted to know if the same applied to Palaces, without the proper Shadows here to prop them up - when various people know of their destruction - and rather than dig up one of her old targets, she's starting with something more or less everyone here knows to exist or have existed at one point. She and Goro haven't done anything with his father's Palace other than look around (nor her own father's, for that matter), but they've had the keywords for some time.
Mission success. Mission's unexpected benefit: plants. She didn't expect it to be this easy to start properly rebuilding her garden.
So yes, there's someone here. Someone who might be familiar - or might not, given the overall darker tones of her outfit. Or the unrestrained fury she unleashes on the few Shadows unlucky enough to cross her path.
Once they're out of the way, she turns her attention to the planters. Sure, they're ornamental plants, but the results when she plants them outside of the cognitive world are bound to be fascinating.
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Haru, for her part, is testing something. Mementos is available here, but Mementos is always available. She wanted to know if the same applied to Palaces, without the proper Shadows here to prop them up - when various people know of their destruction - and rather than dig up one of her old targets, she's starting with something more or less everyone here knows to exist or have existed at one point. She and Goro haven't done anything with his father's Palace other than look around (nor her own father's, for that matter), but they've had the keywords for some time.
Mission success. Mission's unexpected benefit: plants. She didn't expect it to be this easy to start properly rebuilding her garden.
So yes, there's someone here. Someone who might be familiar - or might not, given the overall darker tones of her outfit. Or the unrestrained fury she unleashes on the few Shadows unlucky enough to cross her path.
Once they're out of the way, she turns her attention to the planters. Sure, they're ornamental plants, but the results when she plants them outside of the cognitive world are bound to be fascinating.