Entry tags:
- !location: sensoriums,
- !status: open,
- 779/splicer,
- allenby beardsley,
- anwei ayles,
- applejack,
- billy cranston,
- gaignun kukai jr./rubedo,
- gandrayda,
- hank pym,
- hellcat,
- hit girl,
- howard bassem,
- jamie mccrimmon,
- kali,
- kang,
- kanoe zouichi,
- kaya,
- lash,
- mindf**k,
- negi springfield,
- nokosi,
- pinkie pie,
- punchy,
- rachel berenson,
- rarity,
- ronnae,
- ruffnut thorston,
- samuel henderson,
- sasami masaki jurai,
- satellizer el bridget,
- scarlet witch,
- shoutarou hidari,
- son of satan,
- soren,
- starfire,
- stature,
- sumeragi lee noriega,
- the vision ii
Enchanted Aquatica---the Prom [WIDE OPEN Y'ALL]
The day had finally arrived for her big event, and Starfire couldn't be happier---or more nervous, actually. She was certainly not an expert on the inner workings of a prom, but it couldn't be too terribly complicated, right? As long as the people could eat, dance, and talk, it should be a reasonable success.
With that in mind, her decorations sprung from her mind into the large dome all around her, transforming a grey Sensorium into a beautiful underwater world, one with clear waters and free from the possibility of a shark attack.
The first change was the scent of the air, shifting into the comforting salty scent of the seas. Then the ground beneath her feet became a hardened sandstone, maintaining the gritty texture while remaining easy to walk upon---except for the smooth dance floor, of course. The grey dome transformed into a flowing bluish-green, rippling all around with fish of all colors passing in the background. Some of the 'sky' faded into a violet tone over the dance floor, lit by glowing circular lights in every color. Suspended in midair, they almost looked like motionless fireflies, though they sometimes swayed in tune with songs.
Tables arose from coral in all colors, rising from the ground and twisting to provide a flattened surface on the very top---rounded ones for guests, and long tables off to the side containing shell-bowls of food. Chairs were large floating clam shells with well cushioned interiors, some large enough to hold two people. More comfortable spongy places to sit were also littered across the area, notably by the large shell-shaped enclosure that was the promised swimming pool. It too was lit by the floating lights, providing what she hoped was a romantic atmosphere.
Finally, the glowing stage above the dance floor couldn't help but attract attention with its chairs. Six royal thrones and one plush chair of all colors directly in the middle rested in the back of the stage, leaving the front open for announcements. Just off to the side of the stage stood the DJ's table, with even that machine painted to match the soft underwater glow of the scenery.
Everything finally seemed pleasing to Starfire. With one last change, dressing herself in the formal attire of the prom, she sent out the signal to everyone and waited. She hoped they would have a wonderful time.
With that in mind, her decorations sprung from her mind into the large dome all around her, transforming a grey Sensorium into a beautiful underwater world, one with clear waters and free from the possibility of a shark attack.
The first change was the scent of the air, shifting into the comforting salty scent of the seas. Then the ground beneath her feet became a hardened sandstone, maintaining the gritty texture while remaining easy to walk upon---except for the smooth dance floor, of course. The grey dome transformed into a flowing bluish-green, rippling all around with fish of all colors passing in the background. Some of the 'sky' faded into a violet tone over the dance floor, lit by glowing circular lights in every color. Suspended in midair, they almost looked like motionless fireflies, though they sometimes swayed in tune with songs.
Tables arose from coral in all colors, rising from the ground and twisting to provide a flattened surface on the very top---rounded ones for guests, and long tables off to the side containing shell-bowls of food. Chairs were large floating clam shells with well cushioned interiors, some large enough to hold two people. More comfortable spongy places to sit were also littered across the area, notably by the large shell-shaped enclosure that was the promised swimming pool. It too was lit by the floating lights, providing what she hoped was a romantic atmosphere.
Finally, the glowing stage above the dance floor couldn't help but attract attention with its chairs. Six royal thrones and one plush chair of all colors directly in the middle rested in the back of the stage, leaving the front open for announcements. Just off to the side of the stage stood the DJ's table, with even that machine painted to match the soft underwater glow of the scenery.
Everything finally seemed pleasing to Starfire. With one last change, dressing herself in the formal attire of the prom, she sent out the signal to everyone and waited. She hoped they would have a wonderful time.
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Yes, yes they could.
"You're not the only one who could use one of those," Kaya said, thinking of Nokosi, which happened to bring a smile to her face." And the last thing Kaya said brought a smile to her face. "Howard, you really ought to know better than to say things like that, because I WILL hold you to it."
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He shakes his head. "Who says I'm not serious, Bubbles?"
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And yes Howard, bite marks were a little cool even if she wouldn't admit that right now.
She laughed. "Oh, I'd call you on it whether you were serious about it or not. In fact, I say next chance we get, we make a bet, and if you lose, you have to wear heels in the med bay all day."
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Dinosaur bitemarks! Even better!
"Haha, no. Not unless you promise to do something equally humiliating if I win a bet."
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Oh dinosaurs. She had her fill of them when that T-rex attacked during the Nightmare King fiasco.
"Oh I'm going to regret this," she said, shaking her head. "Like what, Howard?"
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"Fine. Next bet I win, you cut your hair short." And hopefully that'll keep them from making any bets with each other, because he really isn't keen on wearing heels around the med bay.
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Kaya looked at her hair a moment. She hadn't really touched it in a long time, except to occasionally trim it down. "How short are we talking about?"
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"Short short. Capital-S short. Almost as short as mine short."
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Ha ha.
"Your short?" She held her breath. "Um, I could, I guess."
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His face softens for just a moment. "But it's cute you care, I guess. Thanks."
And then it's back to the usual smirk. "Alright, so let's just...not make any bets for a while."
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She smiled back. "Hey, I care about what happens to my friends. Nothing special, its how I am."
Kaya had no problem with that. "Are you that scared of wearing heels?"
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He looks a bit surprised. "So wait, I'm in the friend club now? And yes. Yes I am."
He thought they were just 'coworkers that get along'.
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"Well yeah, why are you so surprised? I mean yes, you're a little cowardly, but you're also funny and easy going."
She gave him a pretty knowing look. "If you;re that against it, why did you suggest it?"
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He shakes his head. "Whatever. I was joking."
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She looked pointedly at him. "Are you ok?"
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He pushes past her. "I've got somewhere to be. Probably."
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It hurt, that she said something that affected him like this now, especially when she 0only half meant it.
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Of course, Kaya wouldn't know about how he got dressed down by one of the clones on the mission, or how said clone had reduced him to tears in front of his crewmates with her vicious, accurate assessment of his personality.
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She really was now. Howard was a new friend of hers, and she was only trying to get his kind of humor. Evidently that backfired.
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"You're not a weasel, ok? I would never call you that. I said what I said because I thought we could own up to things we're at fault for. Me, I'm a nosy person, a busty body: you sort of called me that when we first met. You wanted to look put for yourself, as you put it. That's why I said that. But I didn't say it to demean you or make you feel horrible. I said it because...I didn't know people were thinking how they do about you. I mean that."
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"Okay, Kaya," he says quietly, accepting her apology. "I'm going home anyway, alright? I was serious about feeding the cat."
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