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"Your sure right...this was great...but now that I think of it summer is almost over...this was a great way to end it." Risa looked up into the sky that was lite up with fireworks. It was beautiful. Everything here was perfect. The sky, the games, and the friends were great. As the lasted fireworks came out all at once! Fireworks of all sizes just fit onto the beautiful black sky. The last firwork Risa thought was the best. A huge pink heart entered the sky as Risa softly said, "Thanks Ria...for a great event.."


((truely! Thank you! Ria is the best thing for me on gaia! so thank you!

Layered kimono sweeping across the blossom-smothered grass, Shinsei looked up at the sky. The fireworks were almost over, yet a few still pierced the sky. A golden crown elaborate with every twist and turn sat casualy on top of her head, brushing across her short, violet hair. Shinan was at a party off campus, so had come alone. Hands hidden under her drooping sleeves as her hands clasped like a locket.

Baby blue eyes glimmered and flashed as colors flashed across the night sky, smoke wrapping the night air like a blanket. Glancing around, she noticed many couples. Sighing softly, she spread out a blanket to lay on. Smiling weakly, she crawled onto her back, watching the abyss above her like a hawk. Eyes darted from each firework to the next, shifting uneasily as the appeared to be coming down at her.

Singing softly to herself, she knew that no one could hear due to the fireworks popping so close by. Sandals tapped lightly against the grass to a beat, hearing the slight crunch of the dry greenery. Head bobbed from side to side, the music playing in her head as she sang quietly. She had no idea what song it was, but seemed to know the words after never hearing it in her life.

A strange thing such as that was common for the girl because of her connection with her sister. Figuring thre was music at the party, she assumed that the song she was singing was the song that was currently playing. It connected bewteen her and her sister, creating a bond between the two. Nothing special really happened between them on the link that drew them together, but it was frail like silk yet strong like iron.

Sukai had closed her eyes for a few moments that she had sat there, and while she had her eyes closed she heard a soft song being sung. A small smile was on her face as she listened on and it sounded really nice. Cracking one eye open to where the singing was coming she smiled a little bit more looking at Kyun, out her one eye.

"You have some nice vocals there.."she said quietly sitting up to have a better look at him.

"A month to remember... Well... It's not too bad..." Kira said quietly. He watched her grab the sark out of the air and wrap it around herself again. "Of course it would be hard to kiss a bir-" He tried to say but soon felt Rivera's lips on his. He let himself fall back as he let the kiss continue. He wrapped one arm gently around Rivera's waist and put the other on her back, holding her close as they kissed. This truly has been a night filled with magic... He thought as his lips stayed to hers while fireworks were still setting off into the night sky for the finale.

"I don't hear anyone else singing.."she said softly as she continued to smile at him.

She was amused he had such a blush covering his face.

"Sukai Sakaki, pleasure to meet you.."she said softly an outstretched hand towards the guy, "the fireworks are absolutely lovely this evening.."

Rivera's hand went to her neck with curiosity. The energy had been pleasantly warm and refreshingly cool when it stopped shrinking. She ran her fingers across it lightly, feeling the texture of the choker... Silky and intricate lace fringed belong a narrow, elegant, satin ribbon. There was a small metal buckle shape right in the center, and a loop passed under it to dangle three tear drop shaped crystals against the dip at her throat, right above her collarbones. The center drop was larger than the two on either side, almost like an upsidedown fleur-de-lis. They were cool against her skin, like drops of ice that would never melt and never freeze her skin.

"Kira... it's so pretty..." She could tell exactly what shape and size it was by touch. The color didn't matter now, she was quite sure that it would be black lace and ribbon, a silver buckle and brilliant, clear crystals. Kira knew what looked good on her and what didn't, after all. His compliment made her blush a little pink. "I'm... not really beautiful, am I? I'm too thin to look like most girls and I get mistaken for a guy a lot. And I've got scars and old wounds all over the place. I'm not..." She didn't quite finish, there wasn't really a good word for what she wanted to describe.

Miyu smiled brightly, "Match, please! I'm tad old fashioned!" Miyu received the match from Violet and lit it. She paused for a moment thinking about the great honour. Miyu had never won anything before and it was magical for her. She felt so special on this night. It was as though she grew wings and was floating high in the clouds, caressed by them as if they were soft pillows. The feeling was unlike anything Miyu had ever experienced. She was happy. This new life at Ria was bringing her great joy and comfort.

Miyu took a deep breath, smiled, and lit the firework. The firework shot up into the air and exploded in a sizzling type noise. White sparks branched out from the firework and seemed to dance as they floated towards the earth, slowly losing their fire and going out. Miyu enjoyed watching the firework as it slowly faded from the sky. She smiled brightly, as though she were a child witnessing it all for the first time, for in a way, she was. It was a wonderful end to a wondrous festival.

Miyu smiled to Violet. She said, "Well, time to go." Violet nodded and appeared to vanish. Miyu simply walked out the way she was shown, trying to keep my kimono outfit safe from too much dirt.