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I imagine Lilly's favourite tea something like this:

"The blood of Godzilla with the milk of a nekomata. Boil for exactly thirty minutes, not even a millisecond short or longer, and stir in ground dinosaur teeth. Pour exactly three-quarters of tea.
Any more would make it explode, any less would kill you. No sugar or honey, the tea has to have exactly these things:

Two jasmine leaves
Five lime-peel slices, 2x2 inches in length/width.
A magnet the size of telephone batteries.
The bone of a male bull elephant that is exactly forty years old.
If done right, you will get perfection" (and Lilly's approval).

And anything diferent than that is not worthy

(I took this from an YouTube comment completely non-related to KS, but it's so accurate a-a)

Lilly fucking HATES playing cards. She hasn't told anyone, but she loathes them.

Lilly really hates it if you leave without saying goodbye. I know it would piss me off.

Lilly hates being called Lils. One day in Scotland, after Akira has persuaded her to let Hisao go, she'll see a news clip about Hisao having met his death. Akira will say, "Oh Lils, that's terrible..." and Lilly will knife her and then disappear.

brythain wrote:Akira will say, "Oh Lils, that's terrible..." and Lilly will knife her and then disappear.

I think that might actually be canon. In Lilly's path, during her going away party right before the first trip to Scotland, one of her classmates calls her Lils. And, with the exception of Kenji, who was explicitly mentioned as having snuck out earlier... we never see anyone from that class again.

Coincidence? I THINK NOT.

Gravy wrote:Lilly really hates it if you leave without saying goodbye. I know it would piss me off.

And yet she does exactly that.
The fucking cunt. /sarcasm

It is generally NEVER a good idea to sneak up on Lilly and either suddenly shout in her ear or jab her in the ribs.

White canes can definitely be put to use as improvised weapons and yes, that broken jaw you now possess DOES hurt "wike ah beesh".

Gravy wrote:Lilly really hates it if you leave without saying goodbye. I know it would piss me off.

Going into a tangent here, but this quote reminds me of Tex from Red vs. Blue series. She also hates when people say good bye

I know you meant by leaving and not saying good bye. But saying good bye, Lilly kinda hates good byes. During the tea party and going-away party, Akira leaves to go to work and says good bye but Lilly insists her sister to stay a little longer.

HereticNine wrote:Going into a tangent here, but this quote reminds me of Tex from Red vs. Blue series. She also hates when people say good bye

You bastard! I'd thought I'd gotten over that and then you go and remind me

HereticNine wrote:I know you meant by leaving and not saying good bye. But saying good bye, Lilly kinda hates good byes. During the tea party and going-away party, Akira leaves to go to work and says good bye but Lilly insists her sister to stay a little longer.

Yeah, she hates saying goodbye, and she hates it even more if you -don't- say goodbye.

brythain wrote:

HereticNine wrote:I know you meant by leaving and not saying good bye. But saying good bye, Lilly kinda hates good byes. During the tea party and going-away party, Akira leaves to go to work and says good bye but Lilly insists her sister to stay a little longer.

Yeah, she hates saying goodbye, and she hates it even more if you -don't- say goodbye.

So whats the right answer here?

Don't leave, naturally.

Skeeve wrote:Don't leave, naturally.

But if you do, at least say "See you later"

HereticNine wrote:

brythain wrote:

HereticNine wrote:I know you meant by leaving and not saying good bye. But saying good bye, Lilly kinda hates good byes. During the tea party and going-away party, Akira leaves to go to work and says good bye but Lilly insists her sister to stay a little longer.

Yeah, she hates saying goodbye, and she hates it even more if you -don't- say goodbye.

So whats the right answer here?

The logical answer is that you say goodbye and she doesn't. Which is sad for you.

Pity.