Birthday/Freminet

• Sender: Freminet
• Time/Date: 2023-09-24 (During Version 4.0)

Today, Lyney and Lynette used magic to create a small cake for me. The cake has a lot of different fresh fruits arranged on top, with dollops of cream frosting crowded in between that reminded me of water droplets. It looked really delicious. I wanted to cut a piece for you, but I just couldn't find the right angle to cut it, though I tried for a long time. The cake really is just too perfect. After discussing with Lyney and Lynette, I've decided to place the whole thing in a box, and bring it over to share with you.

We took care to walk slowly, so it shouldn't have gotten bumped or jostled on the way.

Cake is a luxury, but friends are even more precious.

...After we finish eating it, would you like to take a night walk with me beside the sea?

• Sender: Freminet
• Time/Date: 2024-09-24 (During Version 5.0)

Lyney suggested we have a small underwater birthday party, and Lynette has already gone ahead to buy some underwater decorations. They also asked me to invite my friends to join.

But... it feels much easier to write than to ask in person.

So, can I invite you to my secret underwater base? After a simple birthday celebration, we can relax down there for a while. Imagine being a Lumitoile, stretching your limbs comfortably in the water, silently counting the Tidalga drifting by, maybe even spotting a passing... Grin-Malkin Blubberbeast?

I've measured the space beforehand, and if Paimon and Pers squeeze a little, there's just enough room left for the four of us to lie down.

• Sender: Freminet
• Time/Date: 2025-09-24 (During Version "Luna I")

Not long ago, I visited the Easybreeze Holiday Resort in Natlan. The ocean there felt completely different from Fontaine's. The Koholasaurs were swift and agile, and I swam after them through the reefs and waves, circle after circle... It's been a long time since I felt that free.

On the shore, a crowd had gathered to dance. I didn't dare get too close, so I sat at a distance, listening and watching. I didn't recognize the melody, but as the music began to play, it seemed to wrap around everyone like a gentle wave. My heartbeat fell into step with the rhythm, and just for a moment, it felt like I was part of something — part of them... Maybe music really is its own kind of language?

If that's true, then I'd like to share my music box with you. Its melody always calms the noise in my head and builds a little "secret space" I can retreat to when the world feels too loud.

I've already wound it up. So if you're ever feeling overwhelmed, you're welcome to step inside and stay a while.