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Character(s): Yuna, Lenne (Open? ask first please)
Content: Yuna decides to give Paixao a little singing and is joined by a very familiar presence
Setting: Uh, out and about. TBA
Time: Midmorning - and it's LIGHT
Warnings: Happiness XD
Ever since Yuna had spoken to Belle about her dresspheres, she'd wanted to go out and do a little street dancing. It couldn't hurt to help raise the morale around here, right? The place was like a maze of emotional upheaval, throwing them into darkness one minute and then bringing in the light a little bit later. Well, Yuna was tired of sitting around and doing nothing. So she activated her songstress dressphere with a touch of her hand and started walked around. Or bouncing and dancing, more like, as the dressphere never did let her be very calm. But that didn't matter too much to her. She liked dancing.
As she danced around, letting her feet take her as they wanted to, she started humming "Real Emotion," thinking it would be the perfect song for the occasion. It was bouncy and light-hearted. Just what Paixao needed.
Now all she had to do was just get into the song and start singing again. She'd sung for thousands of people before. This would be a piece of cake.
Content: Yuna decides to give Paixao a little singing and is joined by a very familiar presence
Setting: Uh, out and about. TBA
Time: Midmorning - and it's LIGHT
Warnings: Happiness XD
Ever since Yuna had spoken to Belle about her dresspheres, she'd wanted to go out and do a little street dancing. It couldn't hurt to help raise the morale around here, right? The place was like a maze of emotional upheaval, throwing them into darkness one minute and then bringing in the light a little bit later. Well, Yuna was tired of sitting around and doing nothing. So she activated her songstress dressphere with a touch of her hand and started walked around. Or bouncing and dancing, more like, as the dressphere never did let her be very calm. But that didn't matter too much to her. She liked dancing.
As she danced around, letting her feet take her as they wanted to, she started humming "Real Emotion," thinking it would be the perfect song for the occasion. It was bouncy and light-hearted. Just what Paixao needed.
Now all she had to do was just get into the song and start singing again. She'd sung for thousands of people before. This would be a piece of cake.