Thirty-Sixth Shower - [Action/Voice]

[thalassashells]

[It's Christmas Eve, and though she may have gotten a late start, Kairi's no stranger to Christmas spirit. Maybe she was hoping Sora would come back before now, but without the appearance of her familiar brunette, the redhead has chosen to take things into her own hands.

Without any warning or real explanation, she's rounded up her three favorite victims to torture boys to talk to. Here's lookin' at you, Axel, Riku, and Jacob. More than likely Roxas was dragged in to be an elf. She's got the boys posed in the center of town in various states of holiday dress, and she herself in a Santa Clause dress and giant bag of small wrapped presents at her feet. She's shivering a bit, but that's not gonna stop her as she picks up the journal to make an announcement.]

Hey guys! Let's lighten the mood a little around here...it's Christmas, after all. Come down to the middle of the plaza, my elves and I have something for everybody.

[And then just for good measure? Yeah, Sora's "Santa does exist" sign is once again making an appearance and is staked into the ground in front of her group of misfits.]

[ooc: Threadjacking encouraged, various KH cast kids will answer threads...you never know who you'll get!]

Comments

[knightofratatosk]

I think I will. I want to know what it's like, and if Santa really does have a reindeer with a glowing nose. Um, what was his name again...?

[meteorical]

Rudolph. I don't know about that, but that'd be a question for Sora. He loves talking about that kind of stuff.

[knightofratatosk]

That's right, there's that song about him and his glowing red nose and how he saved Christmas for everyone.

[meteorical]

The library or one of the shops might have the movie about him. Have you checked at all?

[knightofratatosk]

That's a good idea-- thanks, Kairi. I'll take a look when I go there later.

... oh, wait. Don't you need a TV to watch movies? Maybe I'll just look for the book instead.

[meteorical]

The library might have a communal TV, too. It never hurts to ask, but books never fail. Let me know what you find.