Entry tags:
- akira inugami,
- alpha dave strider,
- bepo,
- chandra nalaar,
- dakota perkins,
- draco malfoy,
- elissa cousland,
- faye valentine,
- fuu hououji,
- grell sutcliff,
- haytham kenway,
- kairi,
- kodachi kuno,
- lenalee lee,
- logan / wolverine,
- marco,
- mononobe no futo,
- naesala,
- phoenix ikki,
- portgas d. ace,
- ragna the bloodedge,
- ran 'aya' fujimiya,
- riku,
- selphie tilmitt,
- soga no tojiko,
- thash,
- thatch
Masquerade Ball - Totally not an ambush
Who: Anyone going to the Corsair Island Masquerade Ball!
Where: ...IDK?
When: April 26th - 27th (Early AM)
What: The Masquerade Ball + Ambush (12am)
Warnings: D for dancing, V for violence, A for Ace, L for Luffy
Style: Action or prose.
Status: Open to anyone attending!
There are going to be two main threads. One for the ball itself and the other for the Ambush! There will be an obligatory third thread for FASHION. Just remember to tag your muse in the subject header and OTA or 'Closed to ???' as you comment.
Where: ...IDK?
When: April 26th - 27th (Early AM)
What: The Masquerade Ball + Ambush (12am)
Warnings: D for dancing, V for violence, A for Ace, L for Luffy
Style: Action or prose.
Status: Open to anyone attending!
There are going to be two main threads. One for the ball itself and the other for the Ambush! There will be an obligatory third thread for FASHION. Just remember to tag your muse in the subject header and OTA or 'Closed to ???' as you comment.
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There you are. I can feel everybody out, but I'm too worried I'm interrupting everyone's work to ask for dances.
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for now]Well you don't have to ask. I was going to come looking for you, anyway. I spent all this time learning to dance, so I mean to make use of it.
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No, you gotta ask. It's all a part of the party's traditions, y'know.
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Well, fair enough. Then, as is traditional, I accept obviously.
[The dance comes fairly easily, with the practice she'd had and natural grace to boot, and she doesn't seem to have much trouble with it.]
Enjoying yourself so far?
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I am.
And, anyway-- [With a bit of a light flourish, Ace made motion to turn Chandra and dip her.]
Tradition isn't your thing. You'd dance with me, because you like me.
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You sound awfully certain of that, Ace. I'm not against tradition, I like my people's tradition's just fine.
[When he pulled her back up, she leaned up against him with a laugh.]
Not saying you're wrong on the second part though. I do like you. And you like me too.
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He didn't dwell on it too much, though. Maybe Chandra practiced some weird traditions, after all. If anything, Ace was a bit more concentrated as he shifted his weight and lifted her, just as she leaned up against him.]
Ahhh, anyway--lookin' forward to later? [A loaded question, if he'd ever asked one.]
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[She'd come from a village of pyromancers (and they had some bizarre rituals), and her time with other Planeswalkers had given her a sense of professional pride in following what few codes they did. The traditions were pretty simple, anyway, like 'Don't destroy an entire plane' or the traditional rules that govern Planeswalker meetings.
Being picked up like that elicited a laugh, and she couldn't help but kick her feet a bit. The question though...well, she smiles wickedly.]
Am I ever! Tonight's going to be the biggest show this plane's ever seen.
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[Said so nonchalantly, Ace pursed his lips and huffed impatiently.]
Against fodder, we can't be proud. It's gotta be a big bout.
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[She chuckles and leans closer, resting her head on his shoulder.]
After all, they need the fodder to cover the bigwigs. We'll have to slog through it sometime.
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It's not them I'm worries about. There're a few big names who made it clear they wanna get in our way.
And, they'll be a hundred times tougher than the Navy.
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[Marco had mentioned Kuzan and she'd talked to him, herself...]
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[The Ice Man. Even Ace had trouble with Ao Kiji and his base element was fire, Ao Kiji's major weakness. On top of being a veteran, Ao Kiji had enough combat experience and mastery over his will to make even Ace cautious in a fight with him.]
Not somebody I want you guys to fight.
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[Chandra pulls back and looks Ace squarely in the eyes, her own flashing with a cold flame.]
You're not going to stop me if he comes after us, Ace. I don't want to, and you may not want me to, but you're more than a friend to me. You're my nakama. [The first time she's used the word that keeps getting thrown around.] I don't let my nakama take on enemies like that alone. Not now, not ever.
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He's an ice man, but even with that weakness against me, he can hold his own with his will. Until everyone gets a glimpse of that kind of fight, I don't want anyone giving him a hint of their presence.
'Will users' are the scariest thing on the seas.
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There are times when I wonder about you, and just what goes on in that empty head of yours, Ace.
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[He wasn't sure if he said something weird or not.]
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[She forcefully takes the lead in their dance now, muscling in on him while he's a bit unsure.]
I'm not from your world, but that doesn't make me any less capable, or weaker. Hell's Bells, I've got more versatility in one finger than you do in your whole body.
[She pitches her next words lower, practically a hiss.] And if I say that I'm going to stand up for someone I care about, I mean it. I thought that's what that whole Nakama thing meant, people who help one another? Or did I use that word wrong?
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He smirked, shrugging.]
If you want the title of captain, take it from me.
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Not what I meant. I don't want to be in charge and I don't need to prove I'm stronger than you.
[She dips him this time, her grip not loosening.]
But I'm not going to hide if there's trouble.
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But, that's fine. I get what you mean.
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[The anger is replaced by a grin of her own. And as she pulls him back up from that dip, she yanks him closer and gives him a quick, rough kiss unless he tries to squirm away, completely ignoring the odd looks. If they're staring may as well give them something to remember.]
And I'm glad we're on the same page, you big idiot.
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What're you doin'? That ain't part of a waltz!
[His gentlemanly powers were fading!]
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Well, you'll have to excuse me. I'm merely an ill-mannered, course and unrefined peasant girl. Come show me the proper way, milord, and I'd be ever so grateful.
[Or, y'know, leave your hot crewmate to find some other guy to dance with. There are a few onlookers that seem interested...]
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Jeez, I was beaten so easily. I think I'll spare you the rest of my act, Chandra. That was the best I could do.
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