[Maria's just doing the one song tonight, but even one song from her is something she wants to leave an impact. It's always nice getting to perform for an audience here, and it had taken her a little time to practice her song for tonight.
It's been a few days now, and she's quite sure of it - Tsubasa is gone, back to their world, and back to whatever fate awaits her there. It's painful to even think about, but Maria has to continue looking forward without her, and as such, she thinks of this performance as a parting call to her.
Adapting a duet is a little difficult, but Maria has done it before. And this time, it's just her and Tsubasa's song. So she steps up to the stage and begins with a strong melody that only gets more upbeat and powerful as the song carries on.]
...So at least I'll sing, "I love you." Even if the world is a terrible hell...
[There's a determination to her performance, a desire to engrave it in everyone's memory, and it carries into her voice and throughout the dance hall.
Once the song is over, she can be found to the side of the stage area, running her fingers through the short, ruffled skirt of her dress with a preoccupied air.]
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[B: Dancefloor]
[Once she's had some time to wind down from her performance, Maria sets out onto the dancefloor. Dancing alone is nice for a while, but eventually, she finds herself more and more interested in finding someone else to dance with, and she scans the sides of the dance area to catch anyone who looks like they might be on the fence.
Walking over confidently, she offers them a hand.]
I'm thinking it's about time I shared a dance with someone else. Would you mind?
OTA
[Maria's just doing the one song tonight, but even one song from her is something she wants to leave an impact. It's always nice getting to perform for an audience here, and it had taken her a little time to practice her song for tonight.
It's been a few days now, and she's quite sure of it - Tsubasa is gone, back to their world, and back to whatever fate awaits her there. It's painful to even think about, but Maria has to continue looking forward without her, and as such, she thinks of this performance as a parting call to her.
Adapting a duet is a little difficult, but Maria has done it before. And this time, it's just her and Tsubasa's song. So she steps up to the stage and begins with a strong melody that only gets more upbeat and powerful as the song carries on.]
...So at least I'll sing,
"I love you."
Even if the world is a terrible hell...
[There's a determination to her performance, a desire to engrave it in everyone's memory, and it carries into her voice and throughout the dance hall.
Once the song is over, she can be found to the side of the stage area, running her fingers through the short, ruffled skirt of her dress with a preoccupied air.]
--
[B: Dancefloor]
[Once she's had some time to wind down from her performance, Maria sets out onto the dancefloor. Dancing alone is nice for a while, but eventually, she finds herself more and more interested in finding someone else to dance with, and she scans the sides of the dance area to catch anyone who looks like they might be on the fence.
Walking over confidently, she offers them a hand.]
I'm thinking it's about time I shared a dance with someone else. Would you mind?