What The Stars Have In Store For Us... [Event || Aura ~ Tenchi Mibu]

A brief moment of silence between the two individuals formed as the dark wizard known by the name Tenchi Mibu stood in a short distance away from the young female stranger which he had just met on this roof-top. This moment was needed by the young adult male as he contemplated his future actions. No, he wasn’t just thinking about his future actions in regards to their conversation. He was attempting to read her facial expressions in an attempt to understand what was going through her mind at the moment as well. Tenchi noticed a light pink blush spread across her face and that her body seemed to be fidgeting a bit as well. Was she embarrassed? Was she anxious?  Of course, he wasn’t able to feel such emotions for the most part but he could feign or put on a mask with the best actors. He would dawn this mask to satisfy his own curiosity about the female who was near him on this roof-top.

“Nervous? Do not worry; I honestly am not a big fan fighting in the slightest despite what took place a little while ago. I accidently bumped into his girlfriend and well things went downhill from there and such.” Tenchi’s right hand which possessed the same pale complexion as his hand ran through his midnight black hair for a moment as he reflected back on what took place moments ago between him and the man on the roof-top. The dark wizard’s gaze shifted to the grown before smiled. The man whose body was covered in cut marks from the pocket-knife which Tenchi kept on his person at all times.

Of course, he wasn’t completely lying to the female stranger in front of him. However, he wasn’t being completely truthful in the matter either. The real truth was that he got quite bored and wanted to see what kind of trouble he could make within this town so he decided to bump into the lady friend of the self-proclaimed head honchos of Rose Garden. This bump consisted of his hands bumping into her lady bits, the two round twins which were located on chest. After bumping into this female, Tenchi thought he would be a good samaritan make sure she wasn’t injured by the accidental bump. His hands squeezed to make sure she was okay. A simple bump had led to the situation in which he was being chased by that particular burly man across Rose Garden.

A low laugh followed those words as he straightens his posture up a bit before looking into Ageha’s direction once more. His body began to shift along with his midnight black hair as he took step after step to get closer toward her but he still kept his own distance. Not out of any fear for own safety anymore, but to simply keep things from getting to awkward. “Sorry about being rude, Miss, and not introducing myself sooner. My name is Tenchi Mibu, a traveling wizard, and I came to meet with an old friend tonight. But it seems they are going to be bit late from the looks of things.” He laughed once more before rubbing the midnight black locks of hair which adorned his head. It was at this closer range that he was able to get a better look rather he was able to analyze her facial features and even her physical structure much better.

Her short stature was the first thing that stood out to him for this young woman was four inches shorter than himself but that was pretty average for most adult women in his own personal opinion. Her fair and pale complexion which reminded a bit of his own was the second thing but perhaps the most alluring and attention-grabbing to him were her crimson eyes. Her eyes were like rubies. Her long flowing silvery white hair was lovely. Her sharp facial features were the icing on the cake. Even Tenchi had to admit that this young woman was quite beautiful. But her beauty wasn’t what piqued his interested for he sensed something about her. Something that would make her interesting to watch for in the future and to that goal he would try to learn quite a bit about her tonight. Besides, he didn’t have much to do tonight and there was a lot of time before he was to meet his accomplice.

“Since, I have so much free time. Would you like to go and get a drink with me and talk? I am in the need of some good company and I hate to drink by myself.” Tenchi would remark after he finished telling her about why he was here at the moment. He would sway his arms at his shoulder for a bit to keep himself occupied as he waited to listen to her reply and what she intended to do in regards to his invitation to go to a bar and get a drink on this particular night.

"I'm--- Ageha... Ageha Mohra..." 

 “Ageha Morha.  Ageha Morha. Ageha Morha.”  Over and over in his mind, the dark wizard repeated her name to make sure it stuck with him so he wouldn’t run into his bad habit of accidentally referring or using names outside of the given name of a particular individual before he gave her an approving smile.  The cool night wind brushed against his face as he swayed his arms back in forth for a moment. This smile marked that he had her identity now committed to his memory and would do a bit of research on her later on to see if his interest in her was correct. “Ageha Mohra, I suppose now we are finally properly acquainted with each other.”  He finished as he then waited for her answer to his suggestion of going out about the town and hitting a couple of bars. He had found liquor was a quick way to catch a glimpse of a person’s true nature or even catch a peek of something fun. This element of fun was watching the intoxicated individual make a complete fool of himself or herself.
 
"You got me at 'drink'." 

His sharp gaze caught the emergence of a delighted grin which became plastered across the beautiful visage of Ageha and he couldn’t help but let a small chuckle escape. It reminded him of a young child who saw a toy which obtained his or her interest and even a bit of himself when he saw an interesting person.  The swaying motion of his arms now ceased before he spoke up once again to his new found acquaintance. [/color]“It seems like you are an individual who enjoys their liquor. Good. Good. I know of a few good places but where I want to head out to is a bit more on the… less than savory side. The drinks are amazing though so there is no need to worry about that just few people can get bit antsy when they are drunk.” A mischievous grin found itself plastered across his face now as he honestly enjoyed the erratic bar which he was going to take her to and hopefully sate his own curiosity regarding her.  What he exactly sensed or rather what drew him to her at the moment was something that he couldn’t completely describe, but he was going to figure out what it was before tonight was over.
 

“Shall we depart from this roof-top, Aegha? Oh and don’t worry about him over there, the wounds aren’t fatal so he will be okay. Probably… Most likely… Eh it is like fifty percent chance give or take. Either way!” He laughed it off before looking toward the door in which he came up here through before heading toward it. “It is time to have some liquor. Oh it is a bit crowded down there too so it might be best for you stick a bit close to me so we don’t get separated in the crowd. You have no problems with that right?” Habit After those words, Tenchi would take the lead and begin to head toward the door with a grin plastered to his face still. The man on the floor meant quite little to him at this point since the further entertainment which he could provide was quite little now. There was some fun things he could to him still but take a bit of time and he couldn’t do that with a witness here anyway. Of course, he could always use them both to satisfy his sadistic needs, but he wasn’t here to cause too much trouble tonight.

The short locks of midnight black hair which adorned the top of his head like a crown slowly  shifted and moved as Tenchi turned his head in response to the words which had escaped the lips of the woman whom he was becoming acquainted with, the woman whom he had asked to accompany him to the a pub within this city  of magic known as Rose Garden. It was not only the words which had escaped her lips which begged for his attention as he felt the black sleeve of his jacket which was lined with light gray fur being pulled by  the various digits of her hand.  He noted her worry in her voice and debated the course of action which he could take at this moment.  He could lose her in the  crowd and watch a fearful expression become plastered across her beautiful face, but that would kill the chances of him having any true entertainment for the remainder of the night until his accomplice arrived at the scene. So he would take the option and act the part of a gentleman for the moment. The extremities of his right hand reached for her hand and removed her grip from his jacket before he took her hand into his. “I understand, Ageha, if you are not a huge fan of crowded places and to answer your question I have been around here a number of times. Just make sure you don’t let go of my hand and I will make sure you get through this,  alright? But please be gentle with how hard you grab, by the way, my body isn’t that strong.” He laughed at that last bit.


With right appendage intertwined with hers, Tenchi proceeded to lead her through the streets of this particular town and through the crowds of individuals who had flocked to this town upon this wonderful night.  However the sight of crowds and crowds of people within this city wasn’t an unusual sight for this town was famous for a being a wonderland of magic, fun, shopping, and exotic things that would surely put a smile on a person’s face.  Everything from the food and drinks here involved magic. The drinks which were served at the establishment that Tenchi was leading Ageha to the other side of town where a tavern stood. This part of Rose Garden had less traffic than other parts and even gave a hint of danger due to the individuals which were situated here didn’t give off the same fun-loving vibe the other people in town gave. The tavern that stood before them had a rustic feel and looked to be older than other parts of the town. Tenchi released her hand before he pointed to the establishment. “This is one of the best places to get a drink  in town, Ageha,” He told her with a mischievous grin plastered onto his visage which possessed a light hue. His eyes looked at the silver-haired female before he  decided to lead her inside of the establishment.



Upon entry into this establishment,  the scene inside was a much more clear indicator of this type of establishment for there was a commotion starting for a moment as a fight between two people inside had broken out for a moment. Tenchi just smiled and lead her to a lone table which was at the side of the pub and was actually quite orderly despite the rowdiness which was exhibited in the other corners of the room. “Well just pick your poison, Ageha, it is a rough crowd but you learn to enjoy it after a bit.”

The auricles located on both the left and right side of Tenchi’s cranium, his ears, picked up on the various reverberations being emitted by the abundant of disorderly and unsavory individuals who frequented this particular rustic and almost ramshackle tavern before he took notice of the somewhat fascinating  phrase of words Ageha had selected to depict the surge of swelling emotions within her  which  were linked to her arrival at this particular tavern and being surrounded by the disorderly clientele that frequented the establishment. In reaction to her words, a spark of curiosity and intrigue ignited within him as he began to converse with the silver-haired and physically well-endowed female that sat across from him at this moment in time. “I can see why would feel a bit more at ease with the rowdy crowd of individuals here, Ageha. They are a fun bunch to be around aren’t they? Perhaps it is the fact they are honest about their intentions which make them entertaining. Or maybe it is because once you understand what people really want, you can’t hate them anymore. Because you can always find the same desires within yourself. Sometimes, you just want to let loose and destroy everything in your path or maybe not care about consequences anymore. But I am supposed to picking my poison now correct, Ageha.” A low and somewhat amused chuckle escaped his lips before the gaze of his hazel brown eyes shifted back to Ageha.

Tenchi’s right index finger light tapped against his head for a moment as if he was thinking about something. His index finger suddenly stopped before he rose his hand into the air and pressed the thumb and middle finger of his right hand together and then a loud snapped echoed throughout the establishment. A few of the patrons looked toward the collective direction of both Ageha and Tenchi with a few confused glares, but the rest of them continued talking and conversing among themselves as nothing had happened. It response to the snap of his fingers, one of the three individuals who was standing behind the wooden bar counter had made their way over to them.  A woman who appeared to be in her mid-twenties approached the duo. Her hair was white but had pink frosted tips. Her attire consisted of what looked like a traditional bartender uniform for a higher establishment which was quite hypocritical to this particular tavern. Her eyes were a bright red which could be compared to rubies. In her mouth was a lollipop which stuck out a bit showing that it was a red one, cherry flavor. She wasn’t particular voluptuous for her body and her build was simply slender. “You know you could walk up to the bar counter and get your damn drink like any other person, Tenchi.” This particular woman stated before she looked in Ageha’s direction. “Hey, you look like a nice girl so let me give you a bit of advice on the house. It would better if you l-“ The flow of her words were interrupted by a smile from Tenchi before shook his head. “Now. Now. Natasha, you aren’t trying to ruin my night of fun? Oh yes, this is Natasha, Ageha. You really don’t need to remember her name however since she is just an NPC in our story.” He chuckled a bit. “Who the hell are you calling an NPC?!” The bartender slammed her hands onto the desk causing it to shake a bit. “My, you shouldn’t get so angry, Natasha. You will frown lines and wrinkles, but hey if you wouldn’t mind bringing us a drink. I would really appreciate it.” Tenchi responded not losing his cool. “You are the most annoying type of person to deal with… but fine it is my job so what will be your damn drinks?!” She cursed him underneath her breath a bit more.

“For starters, I would like for you bring me two Zombie Cocktails on the rocks for both me and my friend here along with a bottle whiskey and a bit of ice. We haven’t gone to what will be for the meal so you just bring the drinks.” He told her with a haughty tone which was met with a glare from the bartender who left without another word. “I meant to ask Ageha, have you ever had a Zombie Cocktail? They are one of the signature drinks at this tavern.” If Ageha responded with a no then Tenchi would explain to her what exactly the drink was made of. “Aptly named, the Zombie cocktail is designed to put you in a half comatose Zombie-like state in a matter of minutes, as you get through your glass. Yes, it contains a lot of non-alcoholic essentials, namely lime, orange and pineapple juices. But these are more than made up with all the different rum  the drink requires. Let’s just run through them, shall we. Well, there’s the universally revered Bacardi 151 Rum with dark, gold and white rums. There’s also some apple brandy for variety.” He would finish. If she knew what it was then Tenchi would have skipped the explanation. “But you are correct. Let’s start with a rather simple topic then, Ageha. What do you do for a living at the moment?”

The effects of the various alcoholic beverages which the duo had consumed at the tavern had even started to effect Tenchi a bit at this point in time despite his usual high resistance to becoming intoxicated. Maybe it was the combination of the liquor hitting his brain and his own mischevious curiosity which kept him hanging around the woman known as Ageha who had revealed herself to be part of those annoying bastards who said they were on the side of justice. Besides it was absurd to separate people into groups as such as good and evil since it was all based on perspective anyway. But in time, their locale had changed from the rustic tavern to the one of the places of  in which a number of people went for enjoyment, the fair. He had been dragged here by his silver-haired female acquaintance who had lost all of her earlier social fears and anxieties. But he was a bit intoxicated at the moment so he didn’t fight this change.
 
Tenchi then found himself in front of an odd attraction which had obtained Ageha’s attention and chuckled a bit as he noticed what this game involved testing an individual's strength. He chuckled a bit as he wanted to witness how strong she truly was. He watched both of them argue for a bit until Ageha finally got her chance at it. He had expected the sound of the bell ringing to soon follow but there was nothing. He smiled a bit as he saw that she had failed at her goal to ring the bell before she ran to his side to avoid the laughing of everyone. He turned and patted her head for a  second. “It is okay, Ageha. Don’t let it bother you. Maybe I should give it a try myself.”

Tenchi walked forward and then got the same reaction that she had received from the stall owner due to his build. It didn’t appear that he was very strong in the slightest. His hand went around the hammer and he struggled a bit to lift it up. “Wow this is really… heavy.” After a few moments or working it. He finally lifted it up into the air before stumbling back a bit barely keeping his balance. He walked with it for a second stood in front of it before he smirked a bit and it seemed like he was able to hold it a bit better. He was much stronger than his build let on mainly due to the blood of his ancestors which flowed through his veins. He slammed it down onto the target and the bell slowly went up but barely missed hitting the bell. “Oh…” He stated a bit disappointed. “Well… you really wanted that prize right, Ageha?” He asked her. 

Tenchi's stumbling display with the hammer at first notice made her feel a bit better about her current failure, but as soon as he hit the target she saw the wooden pin measuring the strength of the hit rise in one go, nearly grazing the bell before returning to its starting point. Ageha's eyes squinted into a glare as Tenchi returned, apologizing for his inability to win the prize he thought she desired. She shook her head and stared at the thing, infuriated by the approving nods the bystanders gave Tenchi, while some others still snickered as they recalled her previous actions. The silver-haired female mumbled something inaudible before looking back at Tenchi, then once again at the High Striker and the stallkeeper before walking up to him again, arm extended and motioning to give the hammer to here once more. The man frowned at her coquette display, told her she wouldn't win EVEN if she hit the target, and gestured her to move along. The young woman however did not take this as lightly as any other would've, as in the springtime of her drunken state her rivalry was, ironically, unrivalled. Seizing hold of the hammer, the stallkeeper protested valiantly. If he had known Ageha's true self had surfaced, and if he had known that side existed, he'd never objected. Sadly enough for him, that was not the case, and the altered Ageha was keen on getting what she wanted; the win.

"What do you mean I can't try again? I can whenever I want as long as I pay for it, right!" Ageha replied, waving the giant hammer about as if it was a mere stick. The stallkeeper-sama replied that she could get hurt, and that her earlier display of lifting the hammer was but cheer luck. To which the now pissed off Steel mage gladly denied. "I bet if it was him," The hammer was casually pointed at Tenchi, and hovered three inches in front of his face as she addressed the stallkeeper further."You would've let him have another try, huh? But fine. Good. WHATEVER! You want you're stupid hammer back?" Ageha exclaimed, now wagging the hammer with merely one hand, making it look like she was waving a little flag instead of a 6 feet hammer. "You can stick it where the sun doesn't shine for all I care!" And with that, the overly ticked-off mage slammed the hammer down besides her, in the same gesture a displeased would throw away his toy, towards the oh-so conveniently placed target. The hammer hit its goal with magnifying force, the established wooden finery collapsing under the pressure put into the swing, whilst the indicator rose at blinding speed. The wood chipped apart as the hammer dug deeper into the wooden frame, splintering all underneath its blunt surface and being utterly broken to pieces in a mere gesture. At the same time the indicator hit the bell, the sound echoing loudly as it was catapulted far into the obsidian night sky, the bell still resonating as it disappeared further and further away from them.

Altered Ageha, otherwise all-knowing and uncaring, now felt her face crack into an ear-to-ear grin as the shiny silver bell disappeared from view. Now THIS was what she'd been longing for. Utterly crushing the opponents by doing the same with the tool they used to measure their strength, all with a simple twist of the wrist. She eyed the stallkeeper and flung him the hammer, followed by an uncalled for "In your face, you shitty NPC!". Her head turned to face Tenchi as in the distance ruckus arose, quickly followed by the sound of screams and people trying to escape from something that descended upon them, after which the sound of a metallic object crashing into a wooden frame echoed their way. "Whaddaya think? Great kick-off for tonight, if I may say so myself!" She grinned, her crimson eyes shining with a sparkly amused gaze.

Of course, Tenchi had failed in his earlier attempt and was a bit upset by that failure due to his own immense amount of pride, but now he was feeling a bit more elated by the conversation being held between the two. An entertained expression had found itself plastered across the pale-complexioned visage of Tenchi as he listened to the brief conversation being held between the woman whom he had just met on this night and the male individual who maintained and ran this particular stall at the fair. However, this expression which found itself plastered across his face was not only due to the conversation, but it was also due to the fact he was finally bearing witness to the kindred spirit which he felt during their initial encounter on the roof-top. He couldn’t help but a let out a burst of laughter at the scene. “Now that wasn’t half-bad, Ageha. I didn’t know you had it in you.” He replied as he began to truly enjoy himself on this particular night. “What else shall we do?”