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I don't think I've ever used a forum this big before, but I have something I'd like to ask, so here I go!

Is there anyone here who likes to work out?
Usually I get up early to get my exercise in, but I haven't really settled on a routine I'm satisfied with yet.
Going for a run in an unfamiliar place is fun, but it's also a little lonely lol

So I was thinking about putting together a circuit around the groves or the beach!
It'll be mostly endurance rather than strength training, I build muscle quickly and if I go back home with too much I'll get scolded...

Ah, right! And one more thing! I was taking a look at this place

[ insert a link to a dance studio in prismaplace! it looks glitzy and luxurious, with cutting edge tech to mimic various entertainment environments and conditions. thunderous 360° areas with all the bells and whistles, rainy outdoor lives, dive bars, bougie theaters - you name it, it's there. ]

Isn't it cool? I've just been practicing in the park lately, but with TRIGGER's activities picking up, I want to get serious about it.
Is there anyone else interested? It's such a big space that I thought it'd be fun to have more people go! I have sets I'd like to practice, but you'd be welcome to do whatever you'd like, of course. Or I can put together new choreography!
I can bring snacks and drinks, too.

[ ryuu's tireless den mom energy is showing, and he's okay with that. ]

Let me know what you think, if you'd like to try it out!
Thank you very much.

[ and a kinako sticker he rescued from his normal phone for luck! ]

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Is that so? You're in for a really great view, then!
My hometown was rural, but surrounded by the ocean. Whether you go at sunrise or sunset, the colors are amazing, and the air is nice.

I hope soon! I'd like to schedule it around rehearsals, if I can. So after I book the studio, I should have a good idea of when would work best.

That sounds beautiful. I'm really looking forward to seeing it.

Good luck with the studio. I hope a lot of people participate.

[She's not much a dancer herself, aside from a few strange and memorable occasions.]

I'd be glad to show you.
And thank you! Me too. Knowing it's for work doesn't make it any less fun to do, I think.

You said you practice martial arts, right? Where do you do that usually?

Is anything really work if it's something you enjoy doing?

I have a spot in the park where I enjoy practicing. It's a bit out of the way, so I don't have to worry about running into anyone.

That's true! There are a lot of rules that go along with what I do, but even so, I love it. If something can feel like work but still be fun at the same time...

Oh! I was doing that for a while too, but with dance sets. It's such a nice place, isn't it?

A lot of rules? I didn't know dancing could be so complicated.

Yeah, it's really lovely. Better than spending all my time in a sweaty gym, anyways.

Me neither, before I started! But my group was managed by an agency and its president, and we have a manager and pretty tight schedules.

I agree! Because of the schedule thing I didn't really have time to do much but go to the gym, so I've gotten really spoiled by the scenery here.

It sounds like you're a pretty big deal in the dancing world.

I'd say the scenery here is one of the high points of this place.

(sorry for the delay, caught a cold last week!)

We're popular in our country! I try not to take it for granted though...I'm grateful to do what I do.

There are parts of Lunatia that are really beautiful. What's your favorite place, so far?

That must be nice though. Being recognized for your talent by so many people.

Probably the park, since I'm there so often. I should probably do more exploring. What's your favorite?

It was a long road to get there. It's good to be modest, but I am proud. If not for me, then for my friends who stand on stage with me.

Besides the beach, maybe...Caihong? It's always so lively!

That's not a bad attitude to have. There's nothing wrong with being proud of your accomplishments. Especially when it's something you share with friends.

Caihong, huh? I'll have to give it a try.

You're right. I hope we can do the same thing here. It's one of those things that feels right no matter where I am.

You should! It's on Level 3, but the atmosphere is something else. There are so many colorful shops with amazing architecture, hidden restaurants, and bars like the ones I'm familiar with from home. I always find something new there.

Well, you'll have to tell me when you get a show together. I'd love to come watch.

It sounds great. I've mostly been sticking to Level 2, so a change in scenery couldn't hurt. What kind of bars do you have at home? Call it professional curiosity.

I'd love that too. You can count on it!

Professional, huh? Well, there's a few that are similar to the izakaya back home! It's a kind of sit down place, but really good for unwinding after work. I've heard they're similar to pubs or taverns?

Izakaya? We didn't have any of those in my world that I'm aware of. It doesn't sound too different from the bar I ran back home though. We sold snack food, sort of appetizer type stuff, as well as alcohol. Everyone would come in for breaks and after work to relax.

So that's what you meant by professional! It's a respectable thing, to be able to create a space like that for others. With the way you put it, it really does sound similar to home! Caihong has a lot of places like that.

It's just something I kind of fell into at first. But now I can't imagine doing anything else. Or...I wouldn't if I was still back home. I did manage to find a bar-tending job here though, at the Sunset Host Club. Stop by sometime and I'll make you my specialty.

Yeah, I understand that. Sometimes we find our callings that way, I think.
But the Sunset Host Club? I've never been, but I'll have to come in soon! I'd be honored.

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