Ashura had finally managed to escape the watchful eyes of his elder sister, granted he had used a lot of plasma and a clone that went running away screaming like a loon to draw her attention but it worked! He had slipped out the window and put a hustle on to the 'fun zone' where all the lights and sounds were, the smile he normally had spread all the wider to see the many people bustling about. Fricken awesome! The young genin toured the walk ways, looking about at all the shops and their signs as well, but he was mostly distracted by the flicker of the chakra lights; he didn't stare at them until he got a black spot on them but for some reason he felt the urge to out shine them.
For a while, he kept it in check doing his usual shuffle-type dance movement without being TOO out there (to him at least), but as he got to a larger almost a 'village square' type court yard he started to bust the moves. More energetic, flashier and quite literally so. Bright plumes of plasma puffed out from his feet as they made contact with the ground while he started ramping up, his legs setting an upbeat pace while his arms and torso twisted or bent slightly to accentuate the chaotic, excited dance cadence. He didn't have music to go along with his show, unfortunately, only the buzzing tempo in his head that others didn't seem to hear even as they watched nervously wondering if he was having a fit.
The spastic movements evened out though, forming into a solid street dancing, Ashura managed to make the illusion that he was simply gliding across the ground; bending his own shadow to make it create a false gap or change perspective on his motions while the vibrant arcs and bursts of the plasma during flips or spins to keep the pace of the tempo he was moving at. In the end he wound up working into a head spin, orange-red neon blazing off the bottoms of his feet while his extended legs whirled about over him then slowly descended as he ended the spin reclined on his side, stamping his feet down and jetting the plumes slightly only for them to disperse and come apart in slow tatters of neon-like light. He felt good. Aside from the slight ache from the extended effort of the high tempo performance that was to be expected, the young genin felt that if he kept it up he would be able to outshine the lights of this place in no time; he just had to work out an awesome routine!
For a while, he kept it in check doing his usual shuffle-type dance movement without being TOO out there (to him at least), but as he got to a larger almost a 'village square' type court yard he started to bust the moves. More energetic, flashier and quite literally so. Bright plumes of plasma puffed out from his feet as they made contact with the ground while he started ramping up, his legs setting an upbeat pace while his arms and torso twisted or bent slightly to accentuate the chaotic, excited dance cadence. He didn't have music to go along with his show, unfortunately, only the buzzing tempo in his head that others didn't seem to hear even as they watched nervously wondering if he was having a fit.
The spastic movements evened out though, forming into a solid street dancing, Ashura managed to make the illusion that he was simply gliding across the ground; bending his own shadow to make it create a false gap or change perspective on his motions while the vibrant arcs and bursts of the plasma during flips or spins to keep the pace of the tempo he was moving at. In the end he wound up working into a head spin, orange-red neon blazing off the bottoms of his feet while his extended legs whirled about over him then slowly descended as he ended the spin reclined on his side, stamping his feet down and jetting the plumes slightly only for them to disperse and come apart in slow tatters of neon-like light. He felt good. Aside from the slight ache from the extended effort of the high tempo performance that was to be expected, the young genin felt that if he kept it up he would be able to outshine the lights of this place in no time; he just had to work out an awesome routine!