Testrun for UG@

[cleavestwice]

1. Action prompt

[It could be a battle, or a disaster. It could be a sneak shot at your back, or a collapsing mess of debris about to bury you. Either way there's a sound and a movement almost too close together to separate -]

Sonic Move!

[- and you're saved - carried to safety, or shielded by a golden magical barrier. Your suddenly-appeared rescuer, a flying woman in a white cloak, spares you a worried look.]

I got here as quickly as I could. Are you hurt?


2. Shenanigans prompt

[Baking a cake. Preparing a surprise party. Gift-wrapping someone's entire office. Whatever the occasion, you've managed - somehow - to persuade Fate to go along with it.]

Are you sure this is a good idea?


3. Sweetness prompt

[You're a child. You have a child. A child just appeared in front of you and started crying inexplicably. Point is, you need the help of someone with vast reserves of patience and a soft, gentle voice.]

It's okay. Whatever's wrong, you can tell me about it.

Comments

[cleavestwice]

[Fate crouches in front of the boy and holds out her hand, wordlessly making a tiny ball of light appear at the tip of each finger. She waggles them to get his attention, then starts moving the hand from side to side to make him track it.]

Don't worry. We can find you a new balloon. There's no need to cry.

[Meanwhile, Chris hears a voice in her head.]

Kids can be a handful, can't they? Thank you for trying to help him.

[zenbuzenbuzenbu]

[The child sniffs loudly and wipes his noise.]

"R... really?"

Hey, I told him it's just a stupid balloon and not to care about it, but it didn't work. Kids are weird.

[Chris can't into telepathy so she has to answer normally.]

[cleavestwice]

Really.

Did you come here with your parents? How about we find them together?

[The voice in Chris' head practically comes with a sweatdrop.]

Sometimes what children need is just reassurance that things are all right.