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[godsoffortune]

Who: Everyone!
What: Tanabata Festival
When: All day July 5
Where: The Near Shore
Summary: The Heavens are throwing a party and you're invited!

Continuing from HERE!

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[revolutionfalcon]

It's a start, especially given how things were going earlier. And Shun doesn't figure going from four legs to two would be that easy, so he'll take it.

"At least it was closer this time. You'll need to work on not expecting the other two legs in this form, but that's habit it'll take time to train yourself out of."

There's a somewhat knowing note to that, because if there's one thing Shun is very familiar with, it's force of habit.

[letteropener]

"I have been a pony for a very long time, so it will certainly not happen over the course of a few hours," Celestia said, entirely at peace with her accomplishments today. "Especially since I learned to walk and fly as I grew, but here I have just become an adult human without that growing process."

[revolutionfalcon]

"Obviously. Nothing that deeply ingrained is going to disappear in a day, and you need time to practice. But at least this gives you something to practice instead of just having to work it out as you go."

There are certain things she'll still have to go that for, especially as she gets better at it and she doesn't need to balance herself that solidly before throwing, but to Shun, this seems like it'll work for her for now.

[letteropener]

"It does. That is very helpful, and I appreciate your advice very much." Celestia smiled at him, glorious and radiant.

[revolutionfalcon]

Apparently, glorious and radiant doesn't do much for Shun, because he just inclines his head slightly with absolutely no change in expression. "Keep putting it to use so it won't have been a waste of time."

And with that, he apparently has little else to add, as he turns on his heel with the intent of disappearing back into the crowd.

[letteropener]

"I will. Hopefully next time we meet I can show you some clear improvement."

She accepted this as a parting, and considered her own words a farewell in turn.