Roof and possibly the surrounding sky, Monday evening

[heromaniac]

So everyone kept assuring her that this was still temporary, and Momoko believed them. Really she did. But just in case, she'd climbed up to the roof, Power Compact clenched tightly in her larger-than-usual boy hand.

She'd spent a few moments, just breathing and trying not to panic at the thought that maybe she couldn't transform anymore. And then finally she swept her ring (it barely fit her pinky finger now!!) across the Compact. She could FEEL the transformation happening, and she nearly yelled with joy.

Ah ah! She was wearing a skirt again! It felt so... weird. She reached into her pocket and pulled out a mirror.

"So I'm still a boy? Even transformed and in a skirt?" She stared at the mirror for a few minutes, tugging at her still short hair and wondering why she seemed so familiar... "AAAAAH! I LOOK LIKE BRICK!!!"

She nearly dropped the mirror in her shock. "Oh no. What if I have his powers? What if I can't FLY?!" She walked to the edge and looked out into the sky, feeling the wind. If she lost that...



[open! Blossom/Momoko looks like her Rowdyruff boy clone, Brick. In the Blossom costume.]

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[squire-hand.livejournal.com]

"Lions will do that," he said sagely, matching her smile.

[heromaniac]

She laughed. "Not in the middle of a park in Tokyo City, they don't. Not normally."

[squire-hand.livejournal.com]

James laughed with her. "Normal things do not always happen to normal people. Especially lions."

James was unaware that a lion would come into play in his own life in a decade or two.

[heromaniac]

"True! And normal is totally boring anyway, right?" Like the flying boy-who-was-supposed-to-be-a-girl really knew what 'normal' was?

[squire-hand.livejournal.com]

"I don't see a lot of 'normal' here on this island," he said to the flying boy-girl-boy.

[heromaniac]

Blossom nodded. "That's totally what makes me like it so much! Everyone is different, and that means different is normal!"

[squire-hand.livejournal.com]

He blinked. "I guess that means it does!" he said, realizing that statement.