@Takashi Sweet! Time to turn this into an SAO, Log Horizon, Overlord, Nobunaga the Fool or Database RP! XD
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Let's not forget .Hack now.
@Takashi Is she allowed to be put into a coma? :D
Only if it's because her consciousness is trapped in a video game world that Yutaro can visit.
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Yes, totally; young lovers die together as they attempt to wrestle off a homocidal maniac. Good times!
Nooooo! Ryoki's not allowed to die!
@Takashi
Heh heh heh.
It'll be a helpless situation. You can't do anything for her...
That's not true! I can challenge the weatherman to a children's card game!
@lovely complex Well, @Bozo and I have been making some plans of our own! Don't worry - they're totally, 100% Weatherman free!
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I might be lying...
Dammit Delta, that's some GLaDOS level mind-games right there! But, if The Weatherman does show up, that just gives Yutaro a chance to get his ass kicked be a hero for Ryoki!
@Verdaux
A smile never left Yutaro's face as the two of them were swept away by the music. Honestly, it was refreshing to have a dance partner as talented as Sabine. Whenever he danced with most girls they would either simply do the basic party dances, otherwise he'd have to watch the girl's feet as well as his own. The first song seamlessly transitioned into the next, a more lively piece with a certain quiet intensity to it that mirrored what Yutaro was feeling right now. He grew more brazen with his twirls, able to read Sabine's rhythm, adding a beauty to their dance that made it almost as enjoyable for onlookers to watch as it was for him to perform.
He listened as Sabine shared her story of how she learned to dance. It was quite touching to hear how her father let her use his gym like that, putting aside his own interests so that she could do what she loved. If only mine were so selfless, he thought, but then immediately shook those thoughts away. He was here to have fun and forget about that. "Your father sounds like a very kind man," he said, twirling her and then bringing her back in to continue the conversation. "And your cousin must have been quite a charming gentleman as well if he could win such a lovely heart as yours." At that, Yutaro realized that he was letting the whiskey do a bit too much talking; he was here to share a dance with her, not to woo her. No more flattery, He told himself.
Their eyes locked, trying to peel away one another's masks and see past those shadowy occlusions. In a way, Yutaro was grateful that the masks would have to stay on; if he saw those shining emerald eyes unobstructed by her disguise, then letting her go would be more difficult than it ought to be.
"You're not bad at all. How'd you learn how to charm girls like that, Yutaro-san, or am I your first?"
"I suppose you could say I've learned from experience," Yutaro replied, all kinds of witty retorts and compliments running through his head. No, keep it cordial, Ryoki's waiting for you. "I haven't really been in a steady relationship since I broke up with my ex three years ago. After a while, the introductions and the flirting just started to come naturally. I bounced around a lot, so I got quite a bit of practice. As for the dancing, took a class in it at the university to fulfill my Phys Ed requirement. Turned out to be pretty useful." He hoped those words would be enough to douse the fire that was growing between them. Bringing up his ex, admitting to being a player, and giving a lame story about learning to dance at school was sure to get him friendzoned. God, he never thought he'd see the day when he wished for that.
Yutaro gave Sabine one last twirl as their dance came to an end. He was panting a bit from the intensity of it, but was still smiling. Now came the crappy part; it was time to let her go. He brought her hand to his lips and gave it a gentle kiss, and then let go. "Sabine, it has been an absolute pleasure dancing with you. I'm sure you'll have no trouble sweeping some lucky guy off his feet tonight. I'll see you around."
A smile never left Yutaro's face as the two of them were swept away by the music. Honestly, it was refreshing to have a dance partner as talented as Sabine. Whenever he danced with most girls they would either simply do the basic party dances, otherwise he'd have to watch the girl's feet as well as his own. The first song seamlessly transitioned into the next, a more lively piece with a certain quiet intensity to it that mirrored what Yutaro was feeling right now. He grew more brazen with his twirls, able to read Sabine's rhythm, adding a beauty to their dance that made it almost as enjoyable for onlookers to watch as it was for him to perform.
He listened as Sabine shared her story of how she learned to dance. It was quite touching to hear how her father let her use his gym like that, putting aside his own interests so that she could do what she loved. If only mine were so selfless, he thought, but then immediately shook those thoughts away. He was here to have fun and forget about that. "Your father sounds like a very kind man," he said, twirling her and then bringing her back in to continue the conversation. "And your cousin must have been quite a charming gentleman as well if he could win such a lovely heart as yours." At that, Yutaro realized that he was letting the whiskey do a bit too much talking; he was here to share a dance with her, not to woo her. No more flattery, He told himself.
Their eyes locked, trying to peel away one another's masks and see past those shadowy occlusions. In a way, Yutaro was grateful that the masks would have to stay on; if he saw those shining emerald eyes unobstructed by her disguise, then letting her go would be more difficult than it ought to be.
"You're not bad at all. How'd you learn how to charm girls like that, Yutaro-san, or am I your first?"
"I suppose you could say I've learned from experience," Yutaro replied, all kinds of witty retorts and compliments running through his head. No, keep it cordial, Ryoki's waiting for you. "I haven't really been in a steady relationship since I broke up with my ex three years ago. After a while, the introductions and the flirting just started to come naturally. I bounced around a lot, so I got quite a bit of practice. As for the dancing, took a class in it at the university to fulfill my Phys Ed requirement. Turned out to be pretty useful." He hoped those words would be enough to douse the fire that was growing between them. Bringing up his ex, admitting to being a player, and giving a lame story about learning to dance at school was sure to get him friendzoned. God, he never thought he'd see the day when he wished for that.
Yutaro gave Sabine one last twirl as their dance came to an end. He was panting a bit from the intensity of it, but was still smiling. Now came the crappy part; it was time to let her go. He brought her hand to his lips and gave it a gentle kiss, and then let go. "Sabine, it has been an absolute pleasure dancing with you. I'm sure you'll have no trouble sweeping some lucky guy off his feet tonight. I'll see you around."
I have the official theme song of Shine City's OOC:
@BeastofDestinyWell, Yutaro tried to help, but then yandere happened, and even Yutaro can't overcome Yandere...
@Knight of Doom I think she said hi to like... 3 people? lol.
@Verdaux It seemed Sabine was eager to hit the dance floor, as she lifted herself from her seat and twirled about without even waiting for him. The playful and childlike aura of her countenance was undeniably cute, and Yutaro found himself smiling. Fortunately, he retained just enough sobriety to keep himself from being whisked away by her charms. This was just a friendly dance, nothing more. Ryoki was out there waiting for him, and he wasn't going to screw up whatever they had going just because this stranger had a pretty smile... and a sexy body. Yutaro looked at his last shot of whiskey, swirling the amber liquid around in his glass. Yea, I'd better not, or I'll end up in serious trouble tonight. He set the glass down and headed over to join Sabine.
"Hmm, it's been a while since I've done a waltz, but I'm sure I can manage." Sabine was clearly ready to start, and it would be an insult to his integrity as a gentleman to keep her waiting. He took her right hand with his left, put his right hand on her shoulder blade, and took off in a smooth elegant rhythm. There was an air of relaxation about him as he danced; while his movements were not as precise as a professional's they were smooth and clean, as if he executed them without exertion. He swayed as they moved their feet to the rhythm, giving Sabine the occasional twirl, always looking her in her occluded eyes.
"You're an excellent dancer," he said as they moved in a one-two-three pattern. "I'm almost embarrassed. My steps are nowhere near as clean as yours. Where did you learn?" He struck up this idle conversation to keep his thoughts chaste as he set his hands on this beautiful woman. He actually felt bad that he would have to let this one go after their dance, but it was more so the fact that such a fine woman would go unclaimed and unaccompanied. He hoped that she would find some other bachelor to sweep her off of her feet.
"Hmm, it's been a while since I've done a waltz, but I'm sure I can manage." Sabine was clearly ready to start, and it would be an insult to his integrity as a gentleman to keep her waiting. He took her right hand with his left, put his right hand on her shoulder blade, and took off in a smooth elegant rhythm. There was an air of relaxation about him as he danced; while his movements were not as precise as a professional's they were smooth and clean, as if he executed them without exertion. He swayed as they moved their feet to the rhythm, giving Sabine the occasional twirl, always looking her in her occluded eyes.
"You're an excellent dancer," he said as they moved in a one-two-three pattern. "I'm almost embarrassed. My steps are nowhere near as clean as yours. Where did you learn?" He struck up this idle conversation to keep his thoughts chaste as he set his hands on this beautiful woman. He actually felt bad that he would have to let this one go after their dance, but it was more so the fact that such a fine woman would go unclaimed and unaccompanied. He hoped that she would find some other bachelor to sweep her off of her feet.
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