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The Velvet Room exists between the consciousness and subconsciousness. It is inaccessible by characters who do not wield a Persona or have lost their Persona for various different reasons. In fact, its entire existence is limited only to Persona users and to the regular individual, they will not be able to even see the entrance to the room. Although it is stationed primarily in the castle, the entrance of the Velvet Room may also be found in various different locations, such as by the dungeons and the shrine. Sometimes, there may be a "malfunction" and an ordinary door will actually lead into the Velvet Room. Why does that happen? Well... perhaps characters will have to ask the attendants for that answer.
Within the room, two attendants occupy the space. These attendants act as guides and will perform various different duties in order to assist the characters. They will pass on plot information, answer questions, give out requests (with the promise of a reward, of course), forge magic-infused weapons, heal, and such on. Requests, in particular, are given out ICly and OOCly monthly and may be undertaken by any character who wishes to complete them. Please see the first toplevel of this entry for more information.
The attendants may be regularly contacted by entering the Velvet Room and, as a result, players may comment to this entry to interact with either attendant. Players may specify which attendant that they'd like to interact with or allow the mods to choose. These threads may be used towards AC and bonus activity. However, due to the attention-intensive nature of NPC threads, these threads may be quickly wrapped up in order to save time for the mods.
→ VELVET ROOM ATTENDANTS
The attendant you might have to wake up, pretending to be asleep so you have to bother Souji instead of him. His requests tend towards what he wants to do or eat at the moment, but he seems to enjoy seeing the world, though he isn't always good company. Seriously. Go bother Souji instead.
The more talkative attendant between the two, though he could say some pretty bizarre things. He also seems overly fond of cats for some reason and will unironically go "nya". His requests normally seem to involve taking him out somewhere or bringing him particularly... strange objects.

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Cool... Wish more kidnappings were like this.
[ He pushes off Terry's shoulder and finds his footing after a wobbly two seconds. ]
One of each?
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Yeah. One of each. Oh, there's a "random" burger there too. I wonder what I'll get from it...
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He heads up to the counter to wait his turn in line while Terry fantasizes about the random mystery burger. Two of everything on the menu, including all the appetizers and desserts and drinks, in the largest size. The worker at the cashier gives Minato a despairing and hateful look for this large an order that'll back up the entire store, but Minato just shrugs and points at Terry to shift the blame. ]
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Your courage has increased! ]
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Gonna take half an hour to get everything ready, since it's not like a restaurant where they'll keep bringing things to our table. Is that okay?
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Yeah, that sounds fine.
[ The ice cream will hold off his craving. Except he just kinda eats it up via food vacuum in one go. ]
Ah, that's the stuff...
[ I'm reusing this icon over and over because soothed state is a thing. ]
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Wonder if this town holds competitive eating contests? You can live off the cash prizes.
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[ Though he's getting the feeling that Minato won't believe him anyway. ]
But when I really want to eat it, it just kinda... disappears. I wouldn't be good at an eating contest.
[ He imagines Rei in one though... maybe she could make an earning that way while doing something she loves.</small. ]
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Maybe a speed eating contest with a normal amount of food.
[ He takes a lick of his ice cream, but then holds it back out to Terry again. ]
If you can't finish everything here, I'll help. So don't push yourself to finish or anything. If you throw up, it's gross.
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Yeah, I'll be careful. I know my limits when it comes to eating, at least. And you can keep it. It'll probably be gone in a second if you give it to me...
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It's not like I have to eat... It doesn't make as much difference to me as it does for you.
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[ He's his cheerful self again, with sparkles almost radiating in the background. ]
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[ Rather than filling up his stomach, it's like... filling up his soul. Eating bear steak for the first time is like eating excitement. Eating Souji's cooking, no matter what it is, is like eating comfort. ]
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[ He's wondering if he should make some surprises in cooking bear meat, since he always liked cooking things to the eaters' preferences. ]
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[ Minato unhelpfully takes another lick of ice cream. ]
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Okay, I'll ask him when I see him next time.
[ He makes a mental note to self that he should maybe bring some other spices that he didn't see in the Velvet Room kitchen. ]
Can you handle spicy food well?
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Spicy food's fine. The sort that makes your nose run. The sort that just hurts and nothing else gets old fast.
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It really does get old fast, huh... I've seen some people swallow spicy food like it's nothing and it looks amazing every single time...
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That's 'cause you get used to the pain, right? So it stops mattering... Are you no good with spicy stuff?
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[ Some people just wanna live on the edge. Spicy food is not how Terry wants to live that life. ]
I can handle a little, like a kick of flavor, but if I start needing to drink something cold with it, I'll have to pass.
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Good to know.
He'll keep that in mind. ]
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What kind of flavor is your favorite anyway?
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Terry has an incredulous look on his face right now. ]
You can't be serious.
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[ He continues eating his ice cream. ]
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