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The twins were a bit surprised when Shin used his clone jutsu. They had been planning for a three-way Lightning Bird Dance, but as they looked around the room, it was becoming apparent that only the Mochizuki Troupe was familiar with the actual dance moves that are meant to accompany it. It seemed like the whole village needed a crash course in it. Maybe they could convince the fuddy-duddy Raikage to let them use his snazzy village-wide intercom.
But if you can't beat them, join them. The twins looked to each other and nodded before turning their backs for a moment from Shin. "Yo-Jin-Bo!" When they again faced Shin, it was Saka with a smile on his face. Soko was obviously pouting. "We shall." Saka took real Shin's hand, while Soko took the clone. However, as they began to dance, the hyper twin's mood brightened immensely. Another wave of shock hit the twins as they realized Shin was pulling a mambo number. They kept up for the most part, as the troupe trains their performers not to let props and costumes get in the way of routines. However, since it wasn't a rehearsed performance, they couldn't help but be off once or twice as the weight of the capes threw them off balance.
The song finished, and a speech was given. The twins were unhappy at the break of the dance, but knew that acting out now would be appropriate. They weren't Tama after all. Though Kitsune's song would be fit for dancing, it felt more fitting to simply listen and enjoy. It grew quiet as the song came to a close, but the silence didn't last long. As is common when people of all ages and personalities come together, shenanigans occur. Saka and Soko were tempted to jump into the fray, pulling a prank or two on the more drunken individuals, but they thought better on it. There were bound to be authority figures and ANBU around watching for inappropriate behavior. In fact, they had been dancing with such an ANBU. They looked to Shin and smiled, waiting to see if he wanted to continue dancing, or return to his snacks. The twins were a bit more understanding than their other siblings, and knew that some people need more space than others.
The girl continued to flail about as she explained her desire to be all the things. Zoro couldn't relate. He didn't want to be everything, because that would mean being dirty and dumb. But changing from one thing to another, that was something to knew all too well. There was a part of him that couldn't be changed, that would haunt him for all his life. But maybe if this pink-haired girl could become everything, then she could teach him to not be that thing. Zoro shook his head, realizing his thoughts were filled with too many things, literally. Instead he decided to focus again on dancing.
Now her dancing was becoming more intricate, and it wasn't really a surprise when it backfired. That was why Zoro stuck to his one move. He couldn't mess it up. The girl looked a little shaken, and Zoro stopped dancing to make sure she was alright. A metal dress comes with dangers after all. Luckily he didn't see any blood, because if he had, he wouldn't have hung around her for much longer. Blood was near impossible to remove from clothing. When she looked ready to stand, Zoro received a nudge from FuwaFuwa-sama, urging him to offer his hand. The blonde boy did so, helping the girl up as best he could. Along with the danger, metal dresses are also heavy. Once standing, Zoro used his water jutsu to dampen his handkerchief and used it to clean his hands. Once finished, he crossed his arms. <B>"Well, that was interesting. You've got a weird thing about you, but I guess it's not really bad. If we see each other again out of this place, you may be eligible for a friendship napkin. Can't do it now without knowing your name." He gave a nod to himself. "Anyway, do you want to keep dancing?"
[Shin]
<i></i>The twins were a bit surprised when Shin used his clone jutsu. They had been planning for a three-way Lightning Bird Dance, but as they looked around the room, it was becoming apparent that only the Mochizuki Troupe was familiar with the actual dance moves that are meant to accompany it. It seemed like the whole village needed a crash course in it. Maybe they could convince the fuddy-duddy Raikage to let them use his snazzy village-wide intercom.
But if you can't beat them, join them. The twins looked to each other and nodded before turning their backs for a moment from Shin. "Yo-Jin-Bo!" When they again faced Shin, it was Saka with a smile on his face. Soko was obviously pouting. "We shall." Saka took real Shin's hand, while Soko took the clone. However, as they began to dance, the hyper twin's mood brightened immensely. Another wave of shock hit the twins as they realized Shin was pulling a mambo number. They kept up for the most part, as the troupe trains their performers not to let props and costumes get in the way of routines. However, since it wasn't a rehearsed performance, they couldn't help but be off once or twice as the weight of the capes threw them off balance.
The song finished, and a speech was given. The twins were unhappy at the break of the dance, but knew that acting out now would be appropriate. They weren't Tama after all. Though Kitsune's song would be fit for dancing, it felt more fitting to simply listen and enjoy. It grew quiet as the song came to a close, but the silence didn't last long. As is common when people of all ages and personalities come together, shenanigans occur. Saka and Soko were tempted to jump into the fray, pulling a prank or two on the more drunken individuals, but they thought better on it. There were bound to be authority figures and ANBU around watching for inappropriate behavior. In fact, they had been dancing with such an ANBU. They looked to Shin and smiled, waiting to see if he wanted to continue dancing, or return to his snacks. The twins were a bit more understanding than their other siblings, and knew that some people need more space than others.
[Sashine]
<i></i>The girl continued to flail about as she explained her desire to be all the things. Zoro couldn't relate. He didn't want to be everything, because that would mean being dirty and dumb. But changing from one thing to another, that was something to knew all too well. There was a part of him that couldn't be changed, that would haunt him for all his life. But maybe if this pink-haired girl could become everything, then she could teach him to not be that thing. Zoro shook his head, realizing his thoughts were filled with too many things, literally. Instead he decided to focus again on dancing.
Now her dancing was becoming more intricate, and it wasn't really a surprise when it backfired. That was why Zoro stuck to his one move. He couldn't mess it up. The girl looked a little shaken, and Zoro stopped dancing to make sure she was alright. A metal dress comes with dangers after all. Luckily he didn't see any blood, because if he had, he wouldn't have hung around her for much longer. Blood was near impossible to remove from clothing. When she looked ready to stand, Zoro received a nudge from FuwaFuwa-sama, urging him to offer his hand. The blonde boy did so, helping the girl up as best he could. Along with the danger, metal dresses are also heavy. Once standing, Zoro used his water jutsu to dampen his handkerchief and used it to clean his hands. Once finished, he crossed his arms. <B>"Well, that was interesting. You've got a weird thing about you, but I guess it's not really bad. If we see each other again out of this place, you may be eligible for a friendship napkin. Can't do it now without knowing your name." He gave a nod to himself. "Anyway, do you want to keep dancing?"