video; un:ciao greetings and meetings

[ciao]

Ciao ciao!

[ Ah yes, on the screen is the very friendly and excitable Italy waving and smiling as he addresses the network. ]

My name is Venezia Italia, I've been here for quite a while even though I haven't used this social network yet--that's what it is, right?

Anyway, it seems like it would be better to introduce myself at last because family and friends from home have also arrived! Let's see now... people who have arrived...

Germany, big brother Romano, France, Spain, Lithuania, America, England, Portugal... am I missing someone? Anyone?

[ Sorry Scotland! It's like you're the Canada in this situation. But at least he seems thoughtful for a moment before clapping his hands together. ]

Everyone should introduce themselves here, especially for the Greek gods we have the pleasure of sharing a world with! There's Dionysus, Ares, Hypnos and Aphrodite--it's a great chance for all of us to get to know each other right?

So please don't be shy, and let's chat--and also, I feel like we should all go to Dionysus's Bacchanalia--it's gonna be so much fun!

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un: tapir

[dreamvour]

[that sure is some Greek gods and - countries? Geez, all types were here, weren't they. She usually sticks to texting because it's easier, but she'll use video for this]

Wow . . . that's a lot of friends. Ciao!

I'm Baku, but I also go by Chiyoko Yoshinaga. I'm not a god, but I do work for the ones in my world. Sometimes I eat nightmares, too. It's nice to meet you!

un: ciao

[ciao]

Ciao~! It's good to meet you Yoshinaga!

But that's pretty interesting too, I remember learning about Baku from Japan back at home! Have you by any chance met Hypnos? It seems like the both of you would get along.

[dreamvour]

Ehh? You learned about me? [she seems genuinely surprised for a moment before she nods] I have, I met him last month. It's pretty rare that I run into western gods so it was a pleasant surprise.

[ciao]

I like taking in other cultures, so I ask Japan about a lot of things while we're in the hot springs. It's better to learn things directly from him rather than read it in a book.

[dreamvour]

[she can't help but grin] That's not a bad place to learn about Japanese culture. It's always more fun to learn about those things from someone.