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opening_act) wrote2020-07-26 12:04 pm
Return to Tokyo-D
[ You step through the portal into a place where black coats your vision— a solid, glossy coating of darkness that blocks out all light. For a moment, it is as though you've been been blindfolded, and all light is lost from your reach.
The light does not return.
But colors, in impossible neon hues hew through the dark and spangle newly across your vision. The city is drenched in kaleidoscopic light, the skyscrapers spiral to the heavens. At street level, it is Tokyo. Above that, stars move out of their orbits in dizzying motions. Other forms crowd the street with you— shiloettes of people drained of all their colors like it's bled into the city instead move about, not quite tangible but still giving off body heat. Monochrome figures also move through the crowd, a few demons, and
One demon that maybe some of you will recognize? Or not?
There's a girl with big puffy pigtails in full color with a bag full of groceries slung across her shoulder, heading somewhere. ]
The light does not return.
But colors, in impossible neon hues hew through the dark and spangle newly across your vision. The city is drenched in kaleidoscopic light, the skyscrapers spiral to the heavens. At street level, it is Tokyo. Above that, stars move out of their orbits in dizzying motions. Other forms crowd the street with you— shiloettes of people drained of all their colors like it's bled into the city instead move about, not quite tangible but still giving off body heat. Monochrome figures also move through the crowd, a few demons, and
One demon that maybe some of you will recognize? Or not?
There's a girl with big puffy pigtails in full color with a bag full of groceries slung across her shoulder, heading somewhere. ]

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Thank you! I take care of them, so I'm always camera ready!
[ and she steers Camellia down the road, past buildings and video billboards, with people staring all the way. She can hear chatter, as people aren't being very subtle about watching them, and she might even see faces she recognizes on advertising billboards, the sides of cars, inside arcade claw machines— it looks like advertisement and merchandising has been busy. ]
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Is there so much advertising because we're more popular these days or less?
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[ and with the illusion, sure enough, they attract less attention-- in black and white, more people just assume, oh, cosplayers... and lose interest. the color trick was neat while it lasted, wasn't it? ]
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[ She spreads her hands in a, what can you do, kind of gesture ]
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Scrutiny? From the viewers or from producers? Or even higher up?
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Things are always so busy though....That is...you are producing more than enough "content". So what could they possibly have to scrutinize?
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[ She takes an abrupt turn into an alleyway, and holds out a hand ]
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You...are....Miss Exael, right?
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Ah, sorry. By poor security do you mean the imps getting through?
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[ she says, and then winks.
And then they're somewhere else. They sink through the ground and fall into an office, in a high-rise more than ten floors up judging by the view out the window. Exael has a mountain of untouched paperwork on her desk, and the door is shut. Her desk isn't the only desk in the room, but no one else is in right now. ]
Though, some of us have an easier time with security than others!
[ she says, springing back up to her feet from the handstand she landed in. she's a show-off ]
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Miss Exael is a one lady magic act!
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[ there's a few other desks belonging to hosts. Like Exael, it looks like most of them don't drop in and do their paperwork often, if ever. ]
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[Going to try and tidy up the piles a bit]
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So it's Vengeance that's scrutinizing you as usual then? They have their own security issues too though, don't they?
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Even lower then?
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[Opening the desk drawer to grab some paperclips]
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[Tidying up the knick knacks on the desk to make room for a couple different to-do piles]
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