forum The Hero shows up at the Villain's doorstep one night // One on One // CLOSED

Started September 13, 2019 by @ElderGod-Icefire

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Her eyes likewise darted quickly between both the screen and the dance pad. Though she wondered if that actually helped or distracted the players.

He frowned a little bit, nearly tripping himself, but recovering quickly.

“Are you ok?” she asked, pausing her dance for a moment to check on him.

He nodded a little. "Mhm. Just lost my balance."

She hummed in acknowledgment as he straightened up. “Makes sense. This game really keeps you on your toes.” she chuckled, dancing with him again.

He laughed. "Yeah, it certainly does."

She smiled at him, turning her attention back to the game screen.

He smiled back, narrowing his eyes for a moment in concentration.

She bit her lip slightly as she focused on the steps the game was showing her.

He frowned a little bit.

She grumbled softly when she fumbled a couple of steps. Overall, their scores seemed to be closer on this game than others.

Probably they were closer because this was a more level playing field, in terms of their abilities.

Considering this game relied on physical abilities rather than his magic or her technological prowess, that seemed like a fair assumption.

He frowned a little bit, but kept doing his best.

She almost smiled a little as they kept going. She was just having fun at this point, not really caring how many steps she missed or if anyone else was watching.

He slipped again, recovering his footing and doing his best.

She noticed his stumble and was tempted to stick her hand out to help him… But she hesitated. Maybe if it happened again…

He frowned a little, but kept dancing as best he could.

She smiled a little as she held back a short laugh, knowing that she looked just as silly.

He did his best, though it wasn't very impressive.

Her’s wasn't very impressive either but she was still having fun.

He smiled a little, focus still on the game in front of them.

She smiled, glancing at him but managing to keep dancing.

He did his best, sighing as the game came to an end.

She grinned as the song finished and leaned back against the bar separating the “dance floor” from the arcade, not really looking at their scores.

He smiled a little, letting out a breath and leaning back too.

She sighed a little as she was breathing heavier from the exercise. “You did really good on this one.” she smiled at him.

He laughed a little, slightly breathless. "You too."

She chuckled softly and gave a small nod at the compliment. “Thank you.”

He kissed her cheek softly. "Mhm."