event } you can jive

[seeingyou]

WHO: Open to all passengers!
WHAT: A visit to New Ecrillion, and all the music your ears can handle. Plus, bonus new partners!
WHERE: Anywhere in the city of New Ecrillion, or Navi.
WHEN: June 19 through July 10
WARNINGS: Add these to your comment subject lines as needed! And if you end up partying literally to death, please record it on the death page.

Hello, passengers! Hope you're all ready for an announcement, 'cause Navi's voice is getting beamed into your head right about ... now:

Attention, passengers.
We'll be docking soon at the city of New Ecrillion, on the planet Zegnolia, where we will remain for approximately three weeks, local time.
Please stand by.

From the announcement until landing, to help everyone adjust to the new environment, Navi will gift all passengers with a a faint hummed melody.

Upon docking and disembarking, passengers will find a bank counter just past the terminal, where your new windfall of Navigems can be exchanged for credits (the universal currency). Try not to spend it all in one place!

Now, go get your groove on! Just remember to take breaks to hydrate.

Comments

[fun_thementalist]

Gen smiled a little, keeping his touch against Senku’s side pretty light all the same - just wanting a little bit of contact to ground them both. His expression had shifted slightly, away from the manic gleam from before, into something more honest.

“A vacation is what one can make of it, wouldn’t you say, Senku-chan?” Gen asked. “We don’t need to go out partying. We could have nice, quiet dinners … go out and see the stars at night … maybe there’s a hotel that’ll give us access to their rooftop.”

[10billionpercent]

"That does sound nice." Senku admitted with a hum. "I like stargazing, as you know." He squeezed Gen's hand and kept walking with him.

"It's quieter over here at least. It's strange how weird this is now. We lived in Tokyo."

[fun_thementalist]

"Mmm, I never guessed," Gen teased, squeezing his hand back. "The mystery of why the whole village build you an observatory is finally solved ...!"

Gen admitted in turn, though, "I admit it reminds me a bit of America - the parts I'd go touring in, anyway. More singing, of course. But ... it is a bit of a culture shock. Even those places the train had taken us ... none of them seemed quite as big. Maybe because we were never given much a chance to explore?"

[10billionpercent]

"Smartass." Senku chuckled at that, letting it slide beyond a little quip.

"I don't know, but you'd think we'd be used to it, but it's been awhile that everything's so bright and loud, I swear it's giving me a headache. Like that mission we were on but on steroids." Senku commented dryly.

[fun_thementalist]

Gen's smile - still teasing! - yet developed a note of sympathy. He tilted his head in his direction. To anyone else, he probably looked rather crafty, plotting something ...

"Why, if you want to retreat to somewhere private, dimly lit, comfortable ..." Gen's voice trailed off, expression playful. "I'm certain I can find somewhere meeting your needs, my dearest."

[10billionpercent]

"Ha." Senku huffed. "At least feed me first before you drag me to our hotel room."

Even Senku could engage in innuendo if he felt like it. He hoped that was good enough to fluster Gen because that would amuse him.

[fun_thementalist]

Senku was good at catching Gen by surprise, which - invariably - did fluster him. Even now, he blushed high in his cheeks, though he had to giggle despite himself. His husband was good at turning the tables on Gen. "I hadn't thought I was so transparent~"

Leaning against Senku for a moment, Gen suggested, "Do you think this place has some space-ramen we could indulge in?"

[10billionpercent]

"I don't know, but we could certainly try and find some." What else did they have to do?

He let the flirty matter drop for the time being in lieu of looking for space ramen.