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Entry tags:
- !event,
- fate series: saber,
- fate series: waver velvet,
- league of legends: luxanna crownguard,
- legend of heroes: estelle bright,
- magi labyrinth of magic: morgiana,
- mistborn: vin,
- puella magi madoka magica: mami tomoe,
- sailor moon: ami mizuno,
- sailor moon: haruka tenoh,
- sailor moon: rei hino,
- tales of symphonia: raine sage
Soulfasting Mingle
Who: EVERYONE
What: Soul Fast
When: During Soul Fast
Where: All over Ninetails Vale and in people's houses, etc.
Summary: The Celebrations of Soul Fast Begin!
It's that time of year again, and all throughout Union and in particular the Ninetales Vale, celebrations are beginning. A festival celebrating the passage of another year, of remembering and honoring the dead, and of placating particularly violent spirits has begun. Soulfasting, an old Union tradition, is one of the most popular holidays celebrated, with the Ninetales Vale being overrun with people of all ages.
Children scamper through the streets of the Vale in masks and costumes, begging for candy, while surly teenagers do the same and occasionally play pranks, and adults celebrate in a variety of fashions. Elaborate, highly fashionable costumes are all the rage, and even the nobility slips out into the Vale for a bit of fun. It's not exactly a popular destination most of the year, given the high concentrations of Dark and Ghost-types but during the festival it's most definitely in vogue and teeming with people all happy to help revitalize the area for a week.
The sounds of music drift through the air, celebratory tunes, dirges, jigs, and tunes for all ages. From the Kurain school on it's hill overlooking most of the Vale, a pipe organ solemnly plays out traditional tunes, and is surprisingly cheery for a ghost school. Across the neighborhood on another hill, Hikawa Shrine has it's doors wide open to welcome visitors, with decorations of all sorts set out.
Games are set up at both locations, including Apple Bobbing, Ducklett Pond raffles, and Pin the Scroll on the Spiritomb, though there are others set up all over the Vale's plazas. Skeeball, Target Shooting, Bell-and-Hammer games, and perhaps most strangely a “Whack-the-Diglett” that's been possessed by one of the local ghosts to give the little wooden Digletts faces all hideously angry ones. Eating contests, Pokemon Battle Circles, a Haunted House (with real ghosts!) and dozens and dozens of fortune telling stands all further add to a carnival atmosphere that even the dead can enjoy!
Lanterns and faux Spinarak webs hang from every lamppost and awning, and food stalls line the streets as vendors ply their wares. Food from all over is available, and it all seems to come together around a central square between the two hills. A stage has been set up, with musicians from all over the known world called in to show their stuff. There are dance tunes from Caldera, Union Pop and Jazz songs at work, setting crowds on fire. Sanctuary has sent a full orchestra to play various classical pieces, while Citadel's famous woodwinds and tribal drums surprise and delight. And towards the end of the day, a band from Glacier comes on stage. Their music starts out slow and ambient, but after a few sets they set up electric guitars and the gloves come off. A folk metal concert, complete with an armored warrior-woman doing the vocals and several of the soldiers from the battle weeks prior (some still bandaged) backing her up. It might be a bit shocking, but some of the youth are definitely getting into it...
And then night falls, and the party atmosphere becomes a little quieter. Plays, family meals, Ghost-story tellings, and more subdued activities become the norm though there's still a contingent of rowdies at the heart of the celebration. It's then that the ghosts really come out to play, slipping through walls to greet relatives or tease revelers. For the most part they seem friendly but not always. As usual, some specters of ill-repute have slipped in among the friendly ones, and they're making trouble. Good thing you have a Warp Band to call an exorcist, right?
((OOC: This is a general mingle log, feel free to put up your own top levels and tag around! Welcome to Soulfasting, everyone! We hope you enjoy =D ))
What: Soul Fast
When: During Soul Fast
Where: All over Ninetails Vale and in people's houses, etc.
Summary: The Celebrations of Soul Fast Begin!
It's that time of year again, and all throughout Union and in particular the Ninetales Vale, celebrations are beginning. A festival celebrating the passage of another year, of remembering and honoring the dead, and of placating particularly violent spirits has begun. Soulfasting, an old Union tradition, is one of the most popular holidays celebrated, with the Ninetales Vale being overrun with people of all ages.
Children scamper through the streets of the Vale in masks and costumes, begging for candy, while surly teenagers do the same and occasionally play pranks, and adults celebrate in a variety of fashions. Elaborate, highly fashionable costumes are all the rage, and even the nobility slips out into the Vale for a bit of fun. It's not exactly a popular destination most of the year, given the high concentrations of Dark and Ghost-types but during the festival it's most definitely in vogue and teeming with people all happy to help revitalize the area for a week.
The sounds of music drift through the air, celebratory tunes, dirges, jigs, and tunes for all ages. From the Kurain school on it's hill overlooking most of the Vale, a pipe organ solemnly plays out traditional tunes, and is surprisingly cheery for a ghost school. Across the neighborhood on another hill, Hikawa Shrine has it's doors wide open to welcome visitors, with decorations of all sorts set out.
Games are set up at both locations, including Apple Bobbing, Ducklett Pond raffles, and Pin the Scroll on the Spiritomb, though there are others set up all over the Vale's plazas. Skeeball, Target Shooting, Bell-and-Hammer games, and perhaps most strangely a “Whack-the-Diglett” that's been possessed by one of the local ghosts to give the little wooden Digletts faces all hideously angry ones. Eating contests, Pokemon Battle Circles, a Haunted House (with real ghosts!) and dozens and dozens of fortune telling stands all further add to a carnival atmosphere that even the dead can enjoy!
Lanterns and faux Spinarak webs hang from every lamppost and awning, and food stalls line the streets as vendors ply their wares. Food from all over is available, and it all seems to come together around a central square between the two hills. A stage has been set up, with musicians from all over the known world called in to show their stuff. There are dance tunes from Caldera, Union Pop and Jazz songs at work, setting crowds on fire. Sanctuary has sent a full orchestra to play various classical pieces, while Citadel's famous woodwinds and tribal drums surprise and delight. And towards the end of the day, a band from Glacier comes on stage. Their music starts out slow and ambient, but after a few sets they set up electric guitars and the gloves come off. A folk metal concert, complete with an armored warrior-woman doing the vocals and several of the soldiers from the battle weeks prior (some still bandaged) backing her up. It might be a bit shocking, but some of the youth are definitely getting into it...
And then night falls, and the party atmosphere becomes a little quieter. Plays, family meals, Ghost-story tellings, and more subdued activities become the norm though there's still a contingent of rowdies at the heart of the celebration. It's then that the ghosts really come out to play, slipping through walls to greet relatives or tease revelers. For the most part they seem friendly but not always. As usual, some specters of ill-repute have slipped in among the friendly ones, and they're making trouble. Good thing you have a Warp Band to call an exorcist, right?
((OOC: This is a general mingle log, feel free to put up your own top levels and tag around! Welcome to Soulfasting, everyone! We hope you enjoy =D ))
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The other moshers, noticing that Morgiana was distracted, gave her a smidgen of space, allowing her to bend over and recover it. She brushed it off, then looked over at the boy and yelled (it was too loud to hear otherwise) "Is this yours?"
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[ He might need more help than just retrieving his Litwick. ]
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It took two more yells of increasing volume (and WOW that girl had some lungs on her) before enough people actually heard her, but once they did, they simply set him back down. No muss, no fuss. Several large, scary looking people patted him on the head and apologized.
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Then he runs up to Morgiana, adjusting the Magikarp mask on the side of his head. ] Thank you so much! You are a truly wonderful person.
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"...Do you know where your parents are? We should get you back to them."
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She looked back towards the concert grounds where everyone was jumping and screaming. That hadn't worked out too well for the kid. "How about a carnival game? Just one. THEN we find your parents."
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[ He shifts his grip to hold onto her hand more tightly, staring up at her as if she'd prepared all of Soulfasting herself. Morgiana will be able to lead him to any game she pleases. ]
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"...How do you feel about Skeeball?"
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She wasn't very good at it.
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He isn't very good either. His face falls in time with the ball. ]
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She held out the last ball for...uh...
"What is your name, by the way?"
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What's yours? [ He closes one eye and sticks his tongue out of the side of his mouth, holding up the ball to try and get it lined up properly with the holes. ]
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She left it at that, for the moment. She didn't want to break his concentration. This was the last throw! All their hopes and dreams were riding on that one ball! You can do it Zale! Morgiana believes in you!
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[ Zale takes a deep breath. He presses his Litwick against himself for luck, lifts the ball, and gives a mighty (?) toss. The ball bounces off the top of the stage -
and drops into the hole for the lowest amount of points. But still. Points!
Zale's whole face lights up when he smiles. ]
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For missing two shots and getting the lowest score on the third shot, they receive the prize of a small lollipop. One of the cheap ones. Morgiana passes it to Zale.
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[ He can't even bring himself to eat it right away. He's too amazed he won it. ]
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She took his hand again. "Now why don't we find your Mom and Dad. I'm sure they'll be very impressed!"
There was the faintest of emphasis on Mom and Dad. She was happy to help a lost child, but she also wanted to get back to dancing.
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And he swings their hands, apparently more interested in playing with them than in finding his parents. ]
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Morgiana aka Miss No Fun Allowed. Can't leave well enough alone.
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[ Zale salutes. He looks very professional. The lollipop stick to the side of his mouth really sells the aesthetic. ]
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This didn't feel good to Morgiana, though. She let him wander off, but then followed from a discrete distance for a while, just to make sure he was ok.
If the festival was less crowded, she could have done it more carefully by tracking him by scent, but there were too many smells here, so she settled for just hanging back.
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