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[It's been a few days since the storm... and despite the major cleanup efforts, things still look about as bad as it left it. Ayumu's getting tired of seeing crushed houses and toppled lamp-posts, not to mention the inconvenience of broken buildings in the square. It's hard to get groceries when there's debris everywhere.
And so, in the middle of the night, a good Samaritan strikes. Nighttime is important because of what this person happens to be wearing. He's cloaked and hooded, but it doesn't do much good because each time he stops - beside a crumbled wall, or a smashed window - he raises the pink chainsaw in his hands, chants a series of indecipherable symbols, and begins to work magic. A light envelops him and blows the cloak aside, revealing a frilly pink miniskirt and hair bows. He doesn't stay very long at each house, but there's enough noise that a sleeping resident or night-time stroller might notice before he flies off.
He really hopes you won't, even if it's inevitable.
ooc: So, Ayumu can use magic to fix your house or yard, or so on. IC encounters would be great, but if you'd like a character to have had their house fixed and discover it later that's fine too. He'll be all over the village, but obviously can't fix everything that's wrong because... well, there's a lot (and it's also dark.)]
And so, in the middle of the night, a good Samaritan strikes. Nighttime is important because of what this person happens to be wearing. He's cloaked and hooded, but it doesn't do much good because each time he stops - beside a crumbled wall, or a smashed window - he raises the pink chainsaw in his hands, chants a series of indecipherable symbols, and begins to work magic. A light envelops him and blows the cloak aside, revealing a frilly pink miniskirt and hair bows. He doesn't stay very long at each house, but there's enough noise that a sleeping resident or night-time stroller might notice before he flies off.
He really hopes you won't, even if it's inevitable.
ooc: So, Ayumu can use magic to fix your house or yard, or so on. IC encounters would be great, but if you'd like a character to have had their house fixed and discover it later that's fine too. He'll be all over the village, but obviously can't fix everything that's wrong because... well, there's a lot (and it's also dark.)]
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Of course, the key word here is "was." Because all that commotion has definitely been enough to wake her up--and pique her curiosity.
And so she heads over to her window, carefully moves aside the table of houseplants, and opens it up to lean out and look around.]
Hello?
[Ayumu might notice that her hair isn't pinned up as usual; instead, it's in a single, long braid. However, he's far more likely to notice that she's in her nightgown and nothing else. Oh dear.]
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And he's been staring at her nightgown for too long to run away now.
...oh, what the heck.]
Hey, Grune.
[totally casual!]
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Hello, Ayumu! [She gives him a bright smile.] Isn't it a lovely evening?
[No comment whatsoever on his outfit. What you mean, this isn't something he would usually wear?]
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...I guess. The weather's better, anyway.
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She leans out the window a little farther.] Are you here for a little visit?
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[well, probably no harm in the truth?] I saw your garden was having some trouble.
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Her face lights up and she gives him a radiant smile.] Did you come to help me with my garden?
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Can I help?
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[This is so exciting!]
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You're going to witness the most sparkly and beautiful display of magical girl power a boy has ever shown.
Oh, and the garden gets fixed.]
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When he finishes, she calls out:] That was amazing, Ayumu! Thank you so much!
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It was no trouble, really.
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I'll be right there!
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She holds it out to him with a big smile on her face.]
Here you go. Thank you very much!