The Clock is Ticking [Closed]
Characters: Shion Mion Sonozaki and Pip Bernadette
Content: Shion and Pip go shopping!
Setting: The make-shift market
Time: Early afternoon
Warnings: Shopping's addicting? Otherwise, none expected~.
Shion hummed softly under her breath, with her hands clasped gently together behind her back as she stood outside of the Fiertia. Pip had told her that he'd be "right over," so she was waiting for his arrival patiently.
Well, as patient as an eager girl could be.
She never had much of a chance to go shopping when she spent nearly half of her life in the jail cell that everyone knew as an educational establishment. However, now that she held no obligations, she wanted to seize the chance to enjoy herself. Amongst the other activities, she soon found that shopping was quite the entertainment -- especially with a companion or two. With the make-shift market enthusiastic to provide a variety of wares for perusal, she was more than happy to spend the rest of the races browsing through the array of clothes, accoutrements, and other paraphernalia.
Yet, with so many people gathered together, she wasn't planning on wasting the opportunity. Even if there weren't any obligations holding her to the educational establishment, there was one tying her to the captain. It wasn't just any, old obligation either. It was one kept close to her heart.
Of course, she could always think about the matter later. After all, as the saying went, all work and no play made Jack a dull boy -- and she wasn't intent on ending up like him.
Content: Shion and Pip go shopping!
Setting: The make-shift market
Time: Early afternoon
Warnings: Shopping's addicting? Otherwise, none expected~.
Shion hummed softly under her breath, with her hands clasped gently together behind her back as she stood outside of the Fiertia. Pip had told her that he'd be "right over," so she was waiting for his arrival patiently.
Well, as patient as an eager girl could be.
She never had much of a chance to go shopping when she spent nearly half of her life in the jail cell that everyone knew as an educational establishment. However, now that she held no obligations, she wanted to seize the chance to enjoy herself. Amongst the other activities, she soon found that shopping was quite the entertainment -- especially with a companion or two. With the make-shift market enthusiastic to provide a variety of wares for perusal, she was more than happy to spend the rest of the races browsing through the array of clothes, accoutrements, and other paraphernalia.
Yet, with so many people gathered together, she wasn't planning on wasting the opportunity. Even if there weren't any obligations holding her to the educational establishment, there was one tying her to the captain. It wasn't just any, old obligation either. It was one kept close to her heart.
Of course, she could always think about the matter later. After all, as the saying went, all work and no play made Jack a dull boy -- and she wasn't intent on ending up like him.