While bored at work, I decided to look into playing Solo TTRPGs! One of the titles was Last Tea Shop, and I decided to try and pass the time when there was little to do, and write! Last Tea Shop is a Solo Journaling game, with quite an interesting premise.
I'll be transcribing each day as I finish them, inconsistently as ever, so please look forward to reading them! I've enjoyed visualizing and writing what I have so far, so at the very least, I'm having a good time.
Below is the description and some other information that was used to create my "stall". I hope it provides enough of a silly visual of some form. The next post will be the transcription of the first day!
Last Tea Shop (Classic)
Shop Name: Memory
Affinities: Memories, Mist
Description:
A comfortable wooden building lay within a cloud forest glade. The main room held one center table, surrounded by a wide array of shelves which outline the walls save for one corner. Within the corner stood a kitchenette, with a variety of utensils and tea-making equipment strewn about. The majority of the warmth in the room stemmed from the stove; a medium-sized wood stove that provided seemingly endless light and comforting heat.
The shelves are organized, though empty in most spots. There are dozens of wooden labels marking where different ingredients would stay, with only several labels proudly accompanying the items that remained.
Within the center of the room, the table is adorned with a dark green tablemat. There are blankets draped over the chairs, and several obvious stains where cups had say upon the table previously.
Whenever a log is added to the stove, a colorful mist swirls about the room, only ever exiting through the doorway should it ever welcome a new patron inside. The mist carries not only the scent of previously-brewed tea, but the lingering emotions of memories and stories shared within.
Across from the kitchenette stood a thick book that lay open. Each page filled itself with a detailed account of every story shared within the walls of the shop, always followed by a footnote at the bottom of the page, recalling which beverage was shared with that patron.
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