Deliver My Letter! [Job/Solo]

Job Description:

Akeya leaned against a wall as she observed the show. She wasn't quite up to date with who's who in Fiore, at least outside of mages, but it appeared this girl is quite the popular one, and Akeya had to admit she could see why. The music was just a bit too cheerful and they could have taken some subjects besides love, but at least the music was done properly and the girl could sing. If it wasn't for the fact that she had something else to do Akeya would even have considered staying for the entire concert. However she came here for the girl herself, not for her music. Akeya looked at the letter she had been asked to deliver. It was certainly an interesting request: Apparently the client was a close friend to the girl on the stage, but because of her popularity he couldn't get close. So he asked the mages to help him out. Strangely enough Akeya didn't actually mind this. She had seen plenty of jobs which don't require the help of a mage, and this one could also be counted as one of those, but at least here it was clear that Akeya's magic would be of great help, and the matter was less trivial than, say, sitting in a house waiting for the client to return from vacation.

Pushing herself away from the wall Akeya dove into a dark alley, taking a route around the concert so she could approach it from behind. There was of course some security, but Akeya doubted that they had prepared for the possibility of people with the ability to become invisible sneaking past them. After all they're in the middle of Magnolia Town, and any dark mage trying to pull something with so many Fairies nearby was either stupid enough to be taken care of quickly or powerful enough that they had much bigger things to focus on than causing harm to a singer. Once she got close enough that the guards started to become an issue Akeya blended in with the shadows, slipping past them without much trouble. After all, even people who knew of her presence had trouble spotting her when she was using her Shadow Dance, and why would the security here be expecting a raven-haired girl to approach the backstage of a concert while using magic to hide herself in the shadows? It's one of those scenarios which you normally don't really think of.

Once backstage Akeya stopped her Shadow Dance, instead just sitting down and patiently waiting for the girl to get back here so she could deliver the letter. At least from this position she would be able to properly hear all the music, so Akeya closed her eyes and focused on her ears, at the same time also using the opportunity to meditate a bit.

It wasn't much longer before there was a short break and the singer headed for the backstage, at which point Akeya opened her eyes and stood up. To make sure she wouldn't frighten the girl she did something she rarely did, namely pulling her mask down so her entire face is visible. It should be fine as long as the girl didn't notice the fact that Akeya's canines are a bit longer and sharper than normal. Once the girl reached the backstage Akeya waited for her to notice her before stepping forward.

"Greetings. A friend of yours asked me to deliver you this letter."

Akeya showed the girl the letter, who after the original surprise of finding Akeya backstage quickly grabbed the letter and read through it, smiling as she realized who it was from. Once she was finished she looked up at Akeya.

"Tell him that I've received his letter and that I will try to write him back as soon as possible."

Akeya nodded before pulling her mask back up and turning around. Leaving the backstage she slipped back into the shadows as she made her way out of the concert area, or at least out of the area where the security had rather she did not come. Going back to the spot from which she originally observed the concert Akeya once again leaned against the wall, idly tapping her foot against the floor. Her client was likely amidst the crowd, looking at the singer who at the same time is his childhood friend, so she would have to wait until the concert ended before completing the mission. Besides, she wasn't in a rush. Actually kind of nice to have a job with no pressure to it.