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 Posted: Tue Mar 23, 2010 2:59 pm
Niareh stood in front of the booth, completely blocking anyone else from getting a close look at the merchandise. The pinwheel toys had caught her attention; there was something about the rainbow colors spinning round and round as the wind blew that kept her from turning away. If nothing else snapped her out of it, she could probably stay and watch the whole day! ((Lame opening, I know, but someone had to start an RP! :3 ))
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Posted: Wed Mar 31, 2010 6:39 pm
Yasuragi walked through the market area, casually glancing at all the merchandise in the many stalls lining the street. He had no real idea what he was looking for, if anything in particular, but he'd overheard some pups saying that quote: "the coolest things in cool" were on display today, and had decided to check the place out. Spotting Niareh fixated on something, Yasuragi approached her, just to see what the storm patterened female was looking at. "Excuse me," he said, carefully pushing his way past her in order to look at the brightly colored toys. "Would you look at that?" Yasuragi mumbled to himself, finding the paper wheels to be pretty impressive despite being an adult.
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Posted: Thu Apr 01, 2010 9:33 pm
"Excuse me!"
Niareh didn't realize she was the one in the way until a handsome striped Kuniku squeezed between her and the pinwheels. For a second, she felt annoyed that her concentration had been broken, but that moment passed, and embarrassment took its place.
"I'm sorry, was I in your way? I swear, these things are so... enchanting..." Her voice was soft, likely only loud enough for Yasuragi to hear.
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Posted: Sat Apr 10, 2010 1:34 am
The two Kuniku aren't the only ones focused on the pinwheels. A young child, around seven years old, is gazing at them longingly.
The store owner, quite proud to have two Kuniku looking at his booth, turns around for a moment to grab them a snack and in that quick second the child darts forward, shoving past the Kuniku and grabbing one of the pinwheels, knocking over most of the other merchandise in the process.
He's off running as fast as his little feet can carry him.
What do you do? Quote: A. Ignore it and walk in the opposite direction. It's certainly not your problem. Quote: B. Run after the child in hopes of retrieving what he stole. Quote: C. Stick around with the booth owner and help him pick up the mess.
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Posted: Sat Apr 10, 2010 8:33 am
Not two seconds after her pinwheel-induced trance was broken, a young boy came by and made off with one of the pinwheels! ...And made a giant mess in the process, urgh! Niareh wanted to run after the boy, but he was fast, and she wouldn't know what to do if she even got hold of him. Children were certainly not her forte.
Without thinking, she immediately began scooping up fallen items and placing them where they stood before. Though she'd been focused on the pinwheel, some part of her brain must have taken in her surroundings, for she had no trouble remembering where everything went!
"I can pay you for that pinwheel, sir," Niareh spoke up suddenly, her voice timid. "If that boy needed a toy so badly, I don't mind paying for his happiness."
(So, C)
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Posted: Sat Apr 10, 2010 2:56 pm
"Hm?" Yasuragi's ears flicked back as he heard the sound of running, but the poor guy hardly had the time to blink before a young boy shoved him out of the way in order to steal a pinwheel. His head whirled around in order to catch sight of the boy darting around a corner; he'd be too much trouble to run after, and it would probably look bad if he tried to take the pinwheel back. It would probably look like a Kuniku was stealing from a little kid, and Yasuragi was not interested in being scolded by a human today.
"Don't bother trying to explain to that human, Girl. He won't understand you." Reaching down to pick up a few of the knocked over pinwheels in his teeth, Yasuragi returned them to the low shelf that he could reach, although rather carelessly. He obviously had made no attempt to put things back exactly as Niareh had, just dropping them in a small pile.
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Posted: Sun Apr 11, 2010 10:46 pm
C – bad answer folks.
So you decided to help the storekeeper out a little. However he’s not exactly happy that a kid has run off with his merchandise and in a rage he knocks over all the pinwheels you just put up again. He seems to think that the gods have sent his own personal cleaning Kuniku and expects you to do the honours of picking it all up again.
You both spend the next three hours fixing up the now not so lovely pinwheels; that seem intent on being knocked over by someone every five minutes. Nice way to spend the festival.
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Posted: Mon Apr 12, 2010 12:22 pm
[[Is that it? RP over?]]
o.o
Niareh watches the shop owner knock over his own display in shock. After, she just walks away. There was no way she would help a person clean up their own mess, especially after being nice enough to offer to pay AND help clean it the first time.
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Posted: Thu Apr 15, 2010 6:31 pm
(My bad, I though we would need to pick the same answer~ Yasu might have actually chased after that kid.)
Yasuragi grunted as for the fourth time, someone knocked over the pinwheel stand. "Ugh, can't these damn humans learn to watch where they're walking?" Immensely annoyed, Yasuragi picked up a half-crushed, white pinwheel between his teeth and carried it off with him as he left the stall. He didn't give a second glance to Niareh or the shop keeper; after spending so much wasted time with them, he wanted neither for company.
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