Story of Seasons: Trio of Towns – Meet the bachelors/bachelorettes (#2: Kasumi)
In less than 3 weeks, Story of Seasons: Trio of Towns will be released in North America. Just like most other Harvest Moon games, there’s plenty of characters to meet in the game, and you can actually date and marry some of them.
Those special characters are called bachelors/bachelorettes (also known as marriage candidates), and you have to woo them before you can even date them (let alone having a child with them).
And to do so, you first need to know more about them. That’s why on February 6th, XSEED began introducing the various bachelors and bachelorettes from Story of Seasons: Trio of Towns on their Facebook page.
The second one is Kasumi, the reserved and refined teacher from Tsuyukusa village:
Greetings. It is a pleasure to make your acquaintance. My name is Kasumi.
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Excuse me. I am not much for “small talk.”
Introduce myself? Very well.
I teach basic learning, such as reading and writing, to children at a nearby schoolhouse. However, my place of birth is far from Tsuyukusa. My father is a scholar, and I received a classical education from a governess. This included ancient literature and poetry—of which I am fond—as well as painting and martial arts.
I am not…accustomed to holding conversations with the opposite sex. I much prefer female company or even solitude, and I typically spend my time off working on my calligraphy or practicing with the naginata and the bow. These activities encourage reflection, mindfulness, and self-discipline. Talking with men encourages nothing of the sort.
I do not much care for sweets and will usually pass any I receive along to Komari or Yuzuki, who are more than happy to oblige me by receiving them. Other than desserts, I enjoy many of Tsuyukusa’s traditional dishes. I am rather fond of living here, even though I am separated from my mother and father. It is a peaceful town full of friendly people.
Now, if you will excuse me, I must be going.
Story of Seasons: Trio of Towns (3DS) comes out on February 28th in North America.
Source: XSEED
