Carrying a rather large--though not too large that it would restrict her movements--bag full of prizes that she had won from the different games, Akane was fairly enjoying the candy apple she held in her right hand. She was dressed in plain, simple, casual clothing-- long baggy jeans and a plain black shirt. It matched her tastes, but made her bright red hair that was tied up in a ponytail stand out more in contrast to the dark clothing. Not opting to wear a yukata further proved that she needed full mobility--the bag was getting heavier and bulkier with each item added.
The cheery aura that the festival had made her feel at ease, added to the fact that she was sauntering the area alone. It started becoming much too boring for the redhead, who had pretty much rounded the place lots of times, continually musing about what else she could possibly do to pass the time before the festival's end. She sighed as she took the final finishing bite from the candy apple, then with the same hand that carried the bag, she brought it up --eliciting movement from the contents of the bag as they shifted around-- to adjust the commonly found mask with an overused fox design adorning the left side of her face as she surveyed the scene around her. The thinning amount of people meant only one thing.
Its sudden loud explosions alerted Akane, making her perk up and face the sky.
About time.
She watched as the fireworks brightly illuminated the night sky. However, a dull, purple one stood out from the rest, and she noticed the palpable trail it led from the shrine. She felt like checking it out. Then again, it wasn't any of her business. Not that she had anything better to do.
Thus, the girl headed for the shrine--after buying another candy apple, that is. She might as well have been hooked.
The cheery aura that the festival had made her feel at ease, added to the fact that she was sauntering the area alone. It started becoming much too boring for the redhead, who had pretty much rounded the place lots of times, continually musing about what else she could possibly do to pass the time before the festival's end. She sighed as she took the final finishing bite from the candy apple, then with the same hand that carried the bag, she brought it up --eliciting movement from the contents of the bag as they shifted around-- to adjust the commonly found mask with an overused fox design adorning the left side of her face as she surveyed the scene around her. The thinning amount of people meant only one thing.
Its sudden loud explosions alerted Akane, making her perk up and face the sky.
About time.
She watched as the fireworks brightly illuminated the night sky. However, a dull, purple one stood out from the rest, and she noticed the palpable trail it led from the shrine. She felt like checking it out. Then again, it wasn't any of her business. Not that she had anything better to do.
Thus, the girl headed for the shrine--after buying another candy apple, that is. She might as well have been hooked.