Info
Name~ Sirius
Gender~ Male
Type~ Sparkle
Alliance~ Virtuous
In~ The Game Room
Currently Actions
Mood~ Nervous, Scared, Confused
Currently~ Interacting
Tagged~ Airi
Bio
Prompt
Let the Case 153- Breaking the Ice- Begin!
As the butterfly introduced himself as Killian and two more Flox appeared (one introduced itself as Airi and the other was the vampire from before), Sirius had a sudden impulse to find a more spacious area instead of the crowded game room. Well, there are more clients, I suppose. He thought to himself, glancing around the room. The vampire from before, Bice, Shinigami, Killian, Massak and Élégante seemed to be engrossed in a game of truth or dare, and Airi was the only one not doing anything. Although he really didn't have much to lose in terms of information or embarrassing himself, the large number of players could make the game drag on for a large amount of time. Perhaps it is time to go elsewhere. He decided, floating over towards Airi. "Hey, Airi!" He called, trying not to interrupt her or the game. As soon as he finished his sentence, he stopped.
Sure, Airi was virtuous, with an almost red horn and splotches of orange-green (if such a color existed) in the shape of leaves decorated the rest of her reddish-orange-pink and unusual orange tones of her fur, and a glowing orange aura, like his own light indigo one, but something about her seemed different to the others. While the white and red flowers atop her head didn't stand out as much as the rest of her, she did seem to pop next to all the others, who, apart from Élégante and Massak, were covered in darker designs. And yet, despite the other female in the room, and Fleur (who had gone to the casual clubhouse instead) for that matter, Airi seemed more... charming than the two, Fleur in particular. Perhaps I should get to know this Floc first. He decided, although he felt as if he wanted to become her friend and stay away from her for a strange reason.
Blushing slightly, Sirius looked back to the other Flox. In fact, while not all of them had gotten approved by Massak, they still seemed intrigued by the prospect of a game, probably because of the corrupt nature some of them possessed. Knowing the nature of the others, there would definitely be at least a little mischief present in the game. Although leaving the room or even simply joining the activity would be rather awkward, it would at least get rid of the tension that seemed to be building around him. Taking a deep breath, Sirius glanced down at the floor, realizing once again that it seemed to be made of tiny little mirrors. Unfortuntely, this only increased the unfamiliar and strange feeling of anticipation and nervousness that had begun to settle within the Floc. Trying to ease back into his calmness, Sirius slowly began to recite what the floor was made of to himself, which had calmed him before, and theoretically would calm him again. "Glass... more glas-s-s.. g-glass.." He mumbled, shaking slightly.
Looking back at Airi, still quivering, he busied himself with a question. "So, Ai-airi, do you want-t-t to go somewher-r-e else? Like the gr-greenhouse or something?" He asked, trying to smile and look friendly, but only partially succeeding.