So Alana had these different parts for a weekend, and she'd finally worked up the courage to give them a good workout. She'd tried it by herself in her room, but, honestly, that didn't really do anything for her. She was going to need to do this in public
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Dante needed a smoke. And maybe some fresh air. The roof seemed like the best option, so he was heading up the stairs, pack of cigarettes already in hand, and--
"Huh." He stared up. Yeah. That was. Uh. Definitely someone flying. He caught himself a few seconds later, and managed a perfectly functional, "...How's the feather up there?"
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She didn't bother introducing herself, but she didn't think Dante would have too hard a time figuring it out.
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Dante blinked up at her.
Then he slipped a cigarette between his lips in an attempt to wipe the 'huh' off his own face. "I didn't know you could do that," he said.
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She tried a somersault in the air to demonstrate, but turned it into a loop when she realized she had no idea what to do with her legs. She'd have to work on that one.
"It's only for the weekend, but it's fucking awesome while it lasts."
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The her not being able to fly usually part. Not the flying part. Apparently.
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A moment later, it occurred to her to add, "Wait, which part is weird?"
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"It's called wingbleeding," Alana said, as she came to a rest heavily on her feet. "Think of it as like circumcision for girls' wings."
There was something guarded in her face: She knew from past experience that this particular cultural tradition did not tend to play well in Fandom.
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He didn't like playing to the guarded in her expression, exactly, but he was a boy with a sword called Rebellion etched on his soul; he had to go with a quiet, "That's fucked up."
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Though in an ideal world, Alana would be able to fly and want sex.
She sighed. "Anyhow. It feels cool. I'd offer to take you up but I'm not sure I can lift you."
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He really wanted to let it go - didn't like being the stick in the mud - but for him, that was a big deal.
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