Impressive, as always. There may well truly be a spell for everything.
Blue raspberry, you say? [Emille brings the glass up to her nose, curious to know if it also carried the aroma of raspberries. What exactly was the difference between red raspberries and blue ones, anyway?] That flavor is more frequently used for children's candy, is it not?
[Oh well. Tipping her head backwards, she downs the drink in one gulp. True to her word, the drink tasted like fake confectioner's raspberry -- a little sweet and a little sour.
The effect took longer to kick in than it took for the drink to go down Emille's gullet. She first noticed the dance floor's lights begin to soften and fade, leaving spots of white everywhere. The myriad drinks on the table in front of them slowly drained of color until they were white, grey, or black. Emille never did notice much of a change in Urtz, but that is only because she was already basically black and white with her choice of dress.
Once the effect was complete, Emille was momentarily lost in a colorless world, where the lights were very bright and the shadows truly dark. Eyes wide, she kind of mutters out loud as she looks around and takes in the sights,]
This magic is indeed quite potent. How fascinating.
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Blue raspberry, you say? [Emille brings the glass up to her nose, curious to know if it also carried the aroma of raspberries. What exactly was the difference between red raspberries and blue ones, anyway?] That flavor is more frequently used for children's candy, is it not?
[Oh well. Tipping her head backwards, she downs the drink in one gulp. True to her word, the drink tasted like fake confectioner's raspberry -- a little sweet and a little sour.
The effect took longer to kick in than it took for the drink to go down Emille's gullet. She first noticed the dance floor's lights begin to soften and fade, leaving spots of white everywhere. The myriad drinks on the table in front of them slowly drained of color until they were white, grey, or black. Emille never did notice much of a change in Urtz, but that is only because she was already basically black and white with her choice of dress.
Once the effect was complete, Emille was momentarily lost in a colorless world, where the lights were very bright and the shadows truly dark. Eyes wide, she kind of mutters out loud as she looks around and takes in the sights,]
This magic is indeed quite potent. How fascinating.