Voices from Heaven (
thespaceopera) wrote in
driftfleet2017-04-14 04:39 pm
Entry tags:
- !mingle,
- allen walker,
- anthony j. crowley,
- ardyn izunia,
- arthur kirkland,
- asuna yuuki,
- aurae "tempest" le paulmier,
- beverly crusher,
- cara,
- charles xavier,
- erik lehnsherr,
- ezri dax,
- fenris,
- fie claussell,
- ignis scientia,
- jack sparrow,
- jennifer keller,
- katherine "kitty" pryde,
- kazuto "kirito" kirigaya,
- keith,
- kubo,
- kurt darkholme,
- lance hunter,
- lunafreya nox fleuret,
- mikleo,
- misty day,
- mon-el,
- natasha romanoff,
- pavel chekov,
- riona cousland theirin,
- rip hunter,
- sam winchester,
- sokka,
- sora niniji (au),
- takashi shirogane,
- takeshi,
- tina belcher,
- velvet crowe,
- winn schott,
- yuan ka-fai,
- yuri lowell
April System Mingle
Who: Everyone!
Broadcast: Possibly!
Action: April System
When: Month of April!

[Welcome to the Belt, a huge asteroid belt that's been terraformed for life. Here you can explore the different asteroids, become a rock star, race on some ATVs, enjoy not being underwater.
In other words, it's a mingle! Get in everyone!
> System Info ]
Broadcast: Possibly!
Action: April System
When: Month of April!

[Welcome to the Belt, a huge asteroid belt that's been terraformed for life. Here you can explore the different asteroids, become a rock star, race on some ATVs, enjoy not being underwater.
In other words, it's a mingle! Get in everyone!
> System Info ]

Misty Day | OTA
[Finally, Misty's encyclopedic knowledge of Stevie Nicks is earning her some money. Slowly, at first, as she starts simply by playing some shamisen covers in local restaurants and on small stages - even sometimes in the street. Admittedly, there are more songs she knows how to sing than how to play, as she has nowhere near the skills of Makie, but it’s new enough and unusual enough to attract a decent amount of attention. Any friend that wants to join in with their own music or instruments is greeted with a big smile. Of course they can play with her! The important part, after all, is the music itself. The money’s mostly a nice bonus.
(And naturally, she is effusive in both her praise of Stevie and of Makie for teaching her, when people ask. Sorry, Makie, you might catch her bragging about you to strangers.)]
b. rock on, gold dust woman
[When she’s not performing herself, Misty spends a lot of nights at various concert venues, exploring everywhere from tiny coffee shops on Meston to giant concert halls on Telluria to “underground” dance halls on Vingloria. Though her look more Bohemian than punk or glam, she still fits in easily with the crowds here, rocking out and generally having the time of her life. If she recognizes anyone from the fleet, she’s quick to pull them into dancing with her. Or maybe she’s already dragged you along with her.]
c. i run around like a spirit in flight
[Other times, Misty can be found in the nice parks and gardens on Meston, exploring the glowing forests and lakes. On this particular evening, as she walks through an orchard, vaguely wondering if these luminescent fruits are safe to eat, she hears a tiny, distressed squeaking noise coming from nearby. She follows the sound to the base of one of the trees where a little bat lies on its back with one wing looking decidedly out of place. Misty gasps in sympathy and immediately crouches down beside the bat to get a better look.]
You poor sweet thing.
[Gently, oh so gently, she scoops it up and hums softly to calm it down. Now, though, she’s got to figure out what to do. She’s got the potions to help it, but they’re all the way back on the Paisley. So she’s very relieved when she sees another member of the fleet come walking by. She calls out:]
Hey! Could you help me?
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Makie isn't going to stop or interrupt said conversations because she's gotten slightly better at the self deprecation thing. But she is going to give Misty her spotlight and retire away to sit on a stage corner, fingers running through her strings experimentally with her face ducked away. She's here to
jamplay with friends, she'd rather not talk to the crowds, too.]no subject
But it won't take her long to realize her friend has snuck of to be more alone, so Misty makes her excuses and manages to escape the little crowd gathered around the stage with promises that she'll come back soon.
She slides over next to Makie.]
Hey. Sorry. That was too much wasn't it?
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I'm just not used to such large crowds, I suppose. I always played to a handful of people in comparison before this.
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Hey kid, what's your name?
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It's Kubo. You're . . . part of Makie's shamisen group, right?
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Uhm, same here.
You're not Japanese though. Where did you learn how to play?
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"But Misty, why do I have to dress like this to attend?"
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"And why are there all these....metal bits."
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And since when have elves ever complained about bling?
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But he takes his hands away from the jacket and tugs a bit at the pants.
"It just feels restrictive..."
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option a.
And maybe, being a colossal dork deep down, he may very well just give her a thumbs up.
You're crushing it, A+.]
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Afterwards, once she's all packed up and cleared the stage for the next performer, she comes to find Sam in the crowd.]
Hey! Thanks for comin' to watch me play!
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You kidding? Once I heard you were performing around here, I had to come.
You seem like you really love it up there.
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