[ Akiho seems to be a bit lost in a pile of paper work all over her desk and part of her room. Since the test run for the robot didn’t go exactly as planned everyone agreed to work with JAXA instead of not taking their help again; which meant Akiho had to try and redraw plans and make lists of what everyone was going to take care of as work went on. ]

Over the last few weeks I’ve learned that even if a plan you had in mind might be ok on paper it might not work that well in practice. But I have faith in everyone in the club and we can make an even better machine using all of our skills.

So I guess this is a good time to ask, does anyone here have any ideas for what would make a design really stand out in the long run? Because right now it’s looking like we have to use AR apps to put any visual designs on due to the weight of the frame.

Today has been ridiculous, community. It seems like everything seems to be going wrong.

Things were missing, my computer would barely boot up, and to top it off there has been tiny little tremors.

[Ayumi sighs, rubbing her head as if having a headache.] I don't know how this could possibly get worse--

[And then suddenly her camera starts shaking as the world practically crashes down around her and a yell from outside. And just as abruptly, the shaking stopped as Ayumi clawed her way out from under a pile of books.] Ow... that... that was some earthquake.

[Stumbling to her feet, she called out,] Mom? Was there any damage?

[Getting a muffled answer back, Ayumi turned to the community recording.] The tremors are getting more severe. I don't know how bad it is lately, but I'm worried. I'm going to call the other Precure and see what they're saying.

I'll update you all later, okay?