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[Issei looks better than anyone who visited him previously would have seen him.]

Considering my recovery, I think I would like to celebrate by going out. And it's not much fun doing this alone.

Prospero has a karaoke bar. Ace Karaoke is three blocks north of the hotel, and has a wide selection of songs to choose from. For those who aren't familiar, karaoke is the fine tradition of singing along to the instrumentals for popular songs in public. Being able to perform itself is free - the bar makes its money off of selling food and drink, including alcoholic beverages, to those attending.

I've always enjoyed them. If anyone wants to join me, I'll be there starting at about 7:30 PM and I'm planning to stay for a decent, as yet undetermined number of hours. You don't necessarily have to sing, but I would like to see you all there.

Dear Die-Ary #4 - Action - Johnny C.

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[Today? Is a docile day for Johnny. In fact, he's even feeling a little bit sociable. Well, as sociable as Johnny can be.

Today, you might find a very gaunt, thin man on the street corners of Prospero, a load of copies of a single sheet of paper tucked under his arm as he looks around the town. Eventually, he might spot you and, standing still for a moment, call out.]

You! Hey you!

[And, before anything else can be said, he'll cross the distance and hand you this monstrosity
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Here. Tell me what you think of this.