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[Yeah, so it's another guy here who got turned into a princess and is very much displeased by it. Yes, this costume came with a wig to give him long silver hair, that especially annoys him because he's not used to long hair at all (and really, short hair suits him better). And unfortunately that long hair sure gets caught on everything.
Only thing is, in this case Leonhardt actually makes a very believable princess until he says anything. Thanks Malnosso, especially for adding the wig.
And one might even see this "princess" scream about a rat, and then groan afterwards for such girlish behavior and then kick it...violently.
Or he might be seen with one or more of his dashing knights (Rui is the one in blue, Joshua is the one in red).
But no matter what, it is a princess here, a poor defenseless princess who at most could kick some villain in the shins or scream. And that very fact alone is quite mortifying to this particular princess.]
[ooc: Basically, we want interruptions to this lovely tale to force Leonhardt to be stuck as a princess as long as possible. They are doing a canon specific tale, but there is a video of it here (the play itself is a bit over 11 minutes long, no need to watch the whole thing) if you want to pick a particular spot to interrupt.]
Only thing is, in this case Leonhardt actually makes a very believable princess until he says anything. Thanks Malnosso, especially for adding the wig.
And one might even see this "princess" scream about a rat, and then groan afterwards for such girlish behavior and then kick it...violently.
Or he might be seen with one or more of his dashing knights (Rui is the one in blue, Joshua is the one in red).
But no matter what, it is a princess here, a poor defenseless princess who at most could kick some villain in the shins or scream. And that very fact alone is quite mortifying to this particular princess.]
[ooc: Basically, we want interruptions to this lovely tale to force Leonhardt to be stuck as a princess as long as possible. They are doing a canon specific tale, but there is a video of it here (the play itself is a bit over 11 minutes long, no need to watch the whole thing) if you want to pick a particular spot to interrupt.]