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Who: Ritsu Namine, Tei Sukone, Daisuke Morimoto, [OPEN]
What: The hours before the club starts hoppin'
When: Between 4PM and 7PM, April 2nd
Where: Neon City, The Looking Glass Club [Click link for information the club]
Ritsu usually left the front door of the club open in the hours before everything got started, for several reasons. It always needed a little air coming in as it would often get stuffy the warmer it got in the day time, plus he was always looking for new employees and what better way to get people interested than by letting them get a glimpse of things before the club opened?
Currently Tei was helping Ritsu with some of the sound equipment as she had been recently hired by her older UTAU sibling to be the sound and lighting tech. She had wanted a job badly now that she was capable of holding one down with problems, but she knew not many people outside her family would trust her after the things she'd done.
One of the speakers was having a wiring problem, but the only way to check if it was working was to have Daisuke behind the DJ booth playing notes through his keyboard whenever Tei plugged it back in for a test.
"Ahh... try it now, Morimoto-san?" Tei asked, scooting back from where she was sitting on her knees on the stage.
"You can call me Daisuke, Tei. It's okay."
Tei's cheeks went a little red, but she nodded quietly to what he had said. Ritsu was watching from near by and chuckled quietly behind his hand. Tei was pretty cute when she was stable.
"Alright, let's see..." Daisuke played a quiet note on the keyboard, and while all of the other speakers played it just fine the one the Tei was working on gave a sharp, static feed back that caused Tei to jump and squeak in surprise. "Sorry! You okay, Tei?"
"Yeah..." Tei mumbled, taking her headset off and rubbing at her ears. "I'll keep trying..."
"Don't worry if you can't fix it," Ritsu assured Tei, putting a hand on her shoulder.
"It's cheaper if I do though, right?"
"Mm. But I'd rather you not go getting yourself electrocuted just to save me a couple hundred BITs."
"I'm being careful, Rii-chan!" Tei protested with a pout, earning a laugh and a hair ruffle from Ritsu.
"I know you are. Alright, keep trying. We've got a few more hours before we open. Work a miracle, Tei-chan!"
"I'll try!"
What: The hours before the club starts hoppin'
When: Between 4PM and 7PM, April 2nd
Where: Neon City, The Looking Glass Club [Click link for information the club]
Ritsu usually left the front door of the club open in the hours before everything got started, for several reasons. It always needed a little air coming in as it would often get stuffy the warmer it got in the day time, plus he was always looking for new employees and what better way to get people interested than by letting them get a glimpse of things before the club opened?
Currently Tei was helping Ritsu with some of the sound equipment as she had been recently hired by her older UTAU sibling to be the sound and lighting tech. She had wanted a job badly now that she was capable of holding one down with problems, but she knew not many people outside her family would trust her after the things she'd done.
One of the speakers was having a wiring problem, but the only way to check if it was working was to have Daisuke behind the DJ booth playing notes through his keyboard whenever Tei plugged it back in for a test.
"Ahh... try it now, Morimoto-san?" Tei asked, scooting back from where she was sitting on her knees on the stage.
"You can call me Daisuke, Tei. It's okay."
Tei's cheeks went a little red, but she nodded quietly to what he had said. Ritsu was watching from near by and chuckled quietly behind his hand. Tei was pretty cute when she was stable.
"Alright, let's see..." Daisuke played a quiet note on the keyboard, and while all of the other speakers played it just fine the one the Tei was working on gave a sharp, static feed back that caused Tei to jump and squeak in surprise. "Sorry! You okay, Tei?"
"Yeah..." Tei mumbled, taking her headset off and rubbing at her ears. "I'll keep trying..."
"Don't worry if you can't fix it," Ritsu assured Tei, putting a hand on her shoulder.
"It's cheaper if I do though, right?"
"Mm. But I'd rather you not go getting yourself electrocuted just to save me a couple hundred BITs."
"I'm being careful, Rii-chan!" Tei protested with a pout, earning a laugh and a hair ruffle from Ritsu.
"I know you are. Alright, keep trying. We've got a few more hours before we open. Work a miracle, Tei-chan!"
"I'll try!"