Scarlet Weather Rapture

     Squinting at the other slightly with a frown, raising an eyebrow at the other’s desire to show her how to eat, Tenshi simply crossed her arms and frowned.

     ... Only to snicker at the other as he choked a bit.

“Good thing you aren’t teaching me how fast I should eat. I-- ah--”

     Cutting herself off, she caught the extra taco-- eyeing it.

“... Well then, seeing as you actually bought me another of these things...”

     Grumbling a tad once more, she unwrapped the paper-- taking hold of the new taco. Mimicking the other’s actions from before (while making sure not to devour the thing like Eren had), Tenshi... managed to actually get it right. And she doesn’t speak again until after she finishes the whole thing. ... Quietly, Tenshi scoffs, turning to face the boy with a small sneer.

     Sharp eyes turn to the stranger, narrowed as she ponders over the other’s words.

     And then, unexpectedly, a smile shows up.

     “…I see.”

     “Though annoying, I am not a stranger to this type of passive-aggressive affection through a thorny, insecure tongue. Perhaps the area has cleared, for reasons unaccredited to my song, but here you still stay vying for my attention. An audience of one is still an audience who deserves a show, indeed! Come, feel free to bask in my glory!”

     Damn it, the other had a small point in her idiocy. That being said, someone like this just bothered the girl more than anything.

“Hmph. A show, huh? Right, right... but, I can think of something more entertaining than listening to your attempts at making me deaf. Hold still.”

     Whether or not the other was listening-- Tenshi firmly doubted she was-- she took a glance the other’s feet, before she stomped on the ground. In response, a keystone popped up from one of Saber’s feet, and instantly jutted upwards to knock her off balance, or on the ground.

“Hah, like that! That’s much more entertaining.”

     For now. Anyways, even if she did want to pick a fight... she had many more targets within this huge place. Picking on the maid would get boring.

“Oh, you’re leaving already? ... I mean, yeah, I understand. Bye, then. Have fun, uh... cleaning, or whatever it is you maids do for fun. See you.”

     Fidgeting with said taco, Tenshi miraculously... manages to spill broken pieces on to the wrapper she had been smart enough to place on her lap.

“Ugh, it’s way too flimsy!”

     Whipping around with fierce confusion in her eyes she stares at the blue-haired girl who had been so bold as to attack her like that.

     “Pray tell this is just ignorance that clogs your throat, girl!”

     “Did you not listen to my song? Saber is the best and most prominant, I will say it again –” Huffing and inhaling, she begins to clap again.

     She couldn’t help but let out a small laugh at the other.

“Who are you talking about, anyways? Didn’t you notice you were scaring people away from you by shouting all this nonsense? You’re messed up.”

Who even was it? Some lady he didn’t recognize… He wasn’t even gonna ask about the rock.

“Ahaha… I suppose there’s no point in denying it,” Lucas admitted. “What tipped you off?” He crossed his arms, frowning. Even if he’d been caught, he wasn’t particularly inclined to sit here and listen to yet another person’s spiel about property damage.

“Oh, really? Good thing I wasn’t planning on lecturing you, then.”

     With her smirk widening a bit, she continued.

“I was flying up above and I just so happened to see you, so I decided to see what all the commotion was is all. I’m a little disappointed, though. That’s all?”

“Come on, you can do much worse than this. You said it yourself, there’s a million other ways past here, right? So I’m sure it’ll be fine if you... I dunno...”

     Glancing at the keystone hovering by her, Tenshi narrowed her eyes-- and thusly, the chunk of black granite smashed into the controls, completely smashing them. That bridge wasn’t going to move itself any time soon. ... Idly, the rock moved away from it’s target, moving back to Tenshi’s side once more.

He was sort of dancing with the newly-declared militia in Sector oo6–tonight, he teetered on the border of oo5 and oo6. More specifically, a bridge between the two, one that functioned rather curiously in his eyes. It served as a passage over a waterway leading out to the bay outside oo5, with a mechanism that split it in half, lifting the sides in order to allow ships to pass to and fro.

Ships weren’t terribly common, so the bridge almost always stayed in the ‘down’ position; so, he thought, it’d be cheeky to get it stuck, wouldn’t it?

Nighttime, and nobody was really around–he managed to find the control panel, but couldn’t really make heads nor tails of it. The key had been left in, but all he was doing so far was mindlessly pushing buttons. At least one of these had to do it, right?

Eventually, he hit the right combination of switches and levers–with a mighty groan, the bridge began to grind itself apart. Lucas looked around, suddenly struck paranoid–the noise was awfully loud, sure to grab at least someone’s attention.

Still, he couldn’t help but look at his handiwork–and he wasn’t disappointed. Somehow, he’d managed to put the thing in reverse; the bridge’s halves had separated and sunk into the water, thereby rendering the passage unusable via both water and land.

     The Celestial was always entertained by them. She envied them, really. Life in heaven was a paradise-- but a paradise for who? Every day in Heaven was but singing and merriment. It was boring. So, so boring.

     That’s why Tenshi wasn’t quite so unhappy to find herself in this place again, trapped among the various humans. Sure, she wished she had her abilities back... but, she supposed it just made things a bit more interesting.

     Speaking of interesting... hovering up in the air, seated on one of her keystones, she couldn’t have helped but heard some sort of strange commotion going on with the bridge beneath her. That definitely didn’t seem practical. Was it normal? ... She didn’t quite think it was.

     Was it a prank, of sorts? Squinting downwards, she couldn’t help but notice someone moving around in the night... and as such, she descended-- eventually finding herself back on the ground with the large rock she had been sitting on hovering besides her. And as she walked to find out just who was causing trouble... it turned out to be just some kid. Probably around her age, had she still been a human.

“Someone sounds proud of their handiwork.”

     Smirking at Lucas, Tenshi stares at him-- looking him over.