[Orihime gasps in delight - an open show of emotion she doesn't do often around another soul.]
Why... how wonderful an idea that is, especially for our lady, Amaterasu!
[She moves to open a pantry screen door that unveils many wooden boxes with kanji written on the front of them. She finds and tucks into her palm: the top of a carrot that seems to be re-sprouting, a vial of salmon-colored liquid and shredded pieces of similar color, a tuft of fur, a candle, and some sand.]
This is an old one, but they tend to last the longest...
[With a mortar and pestle, she grinds the ingredients together... Then stands back. With both hands, she draws them all upwards... in a straight line suspended mid-air. Then, she slowly presses forward, until all of it lingers just an inch above the finished kimono. Orihime steps forward to wave her hand gently up and down, seeming to press the combination into the fabric of the... fabric. When it connects with the fabric, there's a soft glow - an orange-red glow that then subdues.]
And now to see...
[She stands back, waiting, and like a Chameleon the kimono starts to shift just slightly. The overall pattern remains, but the colors match the outside sky a lot better in a soft gradient.]
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Why... how wonderful an idea that is, especially for our lady, Amaterasu!
[She moves to open a pantry screen door that unveils many wooden boxes with kanji written on the front of them. She finds and tucks into her palm: the top of a carrot that seems to be re-sprouting, a vial of salmon-colored liquid and shredded pieces of similar color, a tuft of fur, a candle, and some sand.]
This is an old one, but they tend to last the longest...
[With a mortar and pestle, she grinds the ingredients together... Then stands back. With both hands, she draws them all upwards... in a straight line suspended mid-air. Then, she slowly presses forward, until all of it lingers just an inch above the finished kimono. Orihime steps forward to wave her hand gently up and down, seeming to press the combination into the fabric of the... fabric. When it connects with the fabric, there's a soft glow - an orange-red glow that then subdues.]
And now to see...
[She stands back, waiting, and like a Chameleon the kimono starts to shift just slightly. The overall pattern remains, but the colors match the outside sky a lot better in a soft gradient.]