006 ✽ Get Down

[giglio_madonna]

Who: As many people in Virgo HQ as Luce can grab
What: The best way to get to know new people is over breakfast, didn't you know?
When: A nice cheery morning a vague time in January after everyone's newbies have met their band
Where: The Flower Over Bones penthouse
Warnings: None planned! Feel free to treat this as a mingle log

The first month Luce arrived at Virgo HQ, she didn't waste any time before establishing some sort of lunch everyone could get together at. As January drags on, it's something she finds herself thinking about as new faces fill up the gaps where she had known others.

It's part of the reasons why, one early morning, she can be found bustling to all the other band penthouses to deliver a simple invitation she makes sure everyone gets to hear: a breakfast taking place in the FoB house for all Virgo musicians.

FoB penthouse looks like a lot of the other bands, with some clutter here and there that fits its inhabitants including a small dartboard with various articles about the members pinned there with shuriken. The television is playing what seems to be an early day sci-fi movie marathon and there's already a pretty impressive spread of pancakes, waffles, french toast, and various cut up fruit for people to dig into.

Comments

[off_the_edge]

Cloud bristles at the talk of the weight, like he didn't lift. Did all tall people think they were this much better than everyone else?

He settles the strap over his shoulders and presses in a few keys. He'd prefer a normal keyboard, but it can't be that difficult. After all, he's smart.

"No problem," Cloud says, nodding. "How do you turn it on?"

[trustme]

Doctor makes a squeezing motion in the air between his hands. "Push the keys and pump. No electricity needed."

He doesn't mean to judge but he's surprised Cloud doesn't remember just how far back accordion music goes. Oh well, that's okay. The young man is still learning and that's what matters.

[off_the_edge]

Cloud blushes vibrantly. The thing did look electronic, with the pegs and everything, and like a lot of Terrans he took the invention of electricity entirely for granted. He looks around himself to make sure no-one saw that.

"I know that," he says, puts his finger on a key that wasn't one of the ones Doctor pointed out, and blasts. It's harder than he expected.