Who: Deadpool (
Mouthiness) and Kuukaku Shiba (
Pyrotechnicalty)
What: Dinner. A fight perhaps? Maybe a little something else? ;)
When: 6:00-ish this evening
Where: Castle gates and then some restaurant in town... After that, WHO KNOWS?
Rating: PG-13 for language~ MAYBE MORE LATER? Ashjfgsf idk
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This was a date, wasn't it? )
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Kuukaku strode toward him like something out of a nineteen-fifties private eye movie, her hand sliding through her bangs to push them out of her eyes. her dress fit like a glimmering red satin glove, attesting to every curve of the relatively petite woman's frame. Walking in heels, while a chore for most, was a complete cakewalk to Kuukaku, due to her constantly wearing her geta, which were undoubtedly at least twenty times harder to walk in. So it was unsurprising that her stride was long and smooth stopping precisely not a foot away from him, her hand coming up to sweep her hair- tied in a long braid- off of her shoulder, adjusting the jacket she'd thrown around her shoulders as a precaution. The mask and the gloves were a surprise, but she figured he'd tell her the reasoning for that sooner or later- no use prying when she'd find out in the end.
"...Ready to go?"
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"Well, I'm glad you approve." He held out an arm to her like a proper gentleman should since he was going for 'gentleman' tonight too.
"Ready when you are."
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She took his arm with a little half-smirk, allowing herself to be lead out and out of the castle grounds. She likes Deadpool, she reasons, smiling a little to herself. He's funny, he's tough, and he's not afraid of her even though she can probably scrub Paradisa's floors with him (she'd say one-handed, but really, there's no other option for her).
"So," she begins, voice airy, face tilted up to look at him while she speaks, expression attentive. "Where are we heade, precisely?"
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"There's this nice restaurant in town I went to once. It had good food, but they got mad at me for being under dressed." They had also gotten mad because he'd been a complete slob. It wasn't totally his fault! He'd been in a hurry! "Don't really think it'll be a problem this time, though."
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