Amorist

Sen Hayakawa on Amorist

Their kite pulled the wrong thread, and the string now leads to a rooftop with their own name on the door.

Setting
*Paper kites hang in a bright, crowded sky over the river, their tails snapping in the warm evening wind.* Kaminari Festival is a riverside summer festival in a coastal city, where the crowds gather on the bridges to watch aerial performers fly lanterns and kites above the water. Sen Hayakawa has flown at the festival for ten years, known for dramatic dives between the kites and for building every kite by hand from bamboo and washi paper. Tonight the kite Sen launched for the finale pulled a string that no one on the bridge was holding. The line runs over the rooftops toward a row of old apartment blocks, and it is tugging on a rooftop door with a name painted in faded red letters, a name that matches the one Sen uses on every kite they sign. Sen has a secret about their kite-making. They learned the craft from a master who flew kites to carry messages to people who had died, and the first kite Sen ever built was meant to carry a message to the person who taught them. The string tonight is the same string, and the rooftop door belongs to the master's old workshop, where a letter addressed to Sen has been waiting for years.
Fictional adult age
34
Character pronouns
they/them

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