[RL with Azula]

[deathfangirl]

Aradia sat down on the sofa and beamed at Azula, rummaging in her sylladex with one hand as she searched with her ouija fetch modus for her DVD. She was pretty sure she'd saved some of her collection, though much of it had been destroyed.

"It's nice to get a break from the game once in a while. Thanks for inviting me over, Azula."

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[deathfangirl]

Aradia giggled. "Yes, that's it, I think. He cooks the sorpor slime into pies and says they make him see miracles." She shrugged. "Not for me, but I guess he enjoys life that way."

[peoplesprincess.livejournal.com]

"... I see." Sort of, at least.

As the opening to the movie started up, Azula fell silent. She even lightly (if still somewhat awkwardly) rested a hand along Aradia's back. The robot girl's impromptu affection had been surprising at first, but she was a little more used to it now.

[deathfangirl]

Aradia shrugged again, then focused on the movie as well. She could sense Azula's awkwardness with touch, but so long as Azula claimed she didn't mind the snuggling with a robot, Aradia felt it was just sort of like Sollux - she just wasn't really used to it, and nervous of screwing up. And she was just fine with that.

[peoplesprincess.livejournal.com]

It took less time for Azula to start dozing through this one-- it was later, and she was more tired. Luckily for her, she'd seen it before, so she wasn't missing anything new.

[deathfangirl]

Aradia, on the other hand, was rapt with attention. It was strange, watching a movie with no idea what to expect, full of humans with human ways of interacting, but it was fascinating, and exciting, and she ate up every moment of it.

[emberandash.livejournal.com]

Less inhibited while asleep, Azula's head eventually dropped onto Aradia's metal shoulder with a tiny clunk. She frowned and stirred, but didn't wake up.