- Pronoun
- They/Them
"Maybe I should drop out," she blurted, then winced as her anxiety spiked at the admission. She held a claw over her beating chest. "Or, no- forget I said that. This is just out of my expertise. I hardly know what I'm doin' out there."
Disguise or not, Ghaspius couldn't help but place a comforting tassel on the Sneasel's head. "It's okay. really. If ya want to drop, that's fine," he whispered as he offered a sympathetic smile. "But if it's just stage fright, I just know a thing or two about handling spooks."
He turned towards the stage, and nodded. "Don't focus on the audience, just on your movements. You're not on a stage, you're in a field, sparring and practicing moves alongside a trusted partner. Can you envision it in your head like that?"
A light clanging rang beneath his robes. 'And if that's not enough, I might have something that could help, if you're willing to trust an alchemist's experiment."
"Bone up his bum," Gray bluntly replied with a mix between a scoff and a hearty chuckle. "Good story critic. But stubborn.""Who knows? I may be the one to do so upon my return," Bellatrix replied. Just as she was about to answer his question about her beliefs, the show cut through any answer she might have given. Her head tilted at the vibrava, curious at Gray's snicker she asked, "Karma for what? Does he have a reputation?"
Oricorio chimed in as she placed her wing just beneath her beak. "He's crushing on that announcer down there," she spoke, more than eager to gossip, "But he's a married man. Him and Amelia just recently eloped."
She collected Gray's empty mug, winked, and waltzed back to the counter to clean it. "He probably got mad at the other guy for 'ruining' his chance to impress the ol' quaggy. I keep telling him he's barking up the wrong tree, but he keeps pining for him." Her tail feathers ruffled a bit. "You ever come across something like that, Miss?"