I SWEAR, I USUALLY DRESS BETTER.
{ :; ♛ ;: } Leon shined a tomato against the rather symbiotic costume he found himself ensnared within for the time being. As much as he was both physically and mentally uneasy about the whole arrangement, for the most part he didn’t feel any different mentally as others did - or were seeming to. The changes within some people were rather evident - for one thing, Eli lost the gentle side of her and seemed much more… sinister than usual. As much as it frightened the prince that she was under the influence of her own costume, the fact that it seemed to be a common occurrence scared him more.
As much as he could consider himself scared, that is.
Taking a deep bite into the fruit, Leon sat himself down on a bench in a nearby park that seemed, for the time being, untouched by the chaos that engulfed a city. While he wasn’t exactly unused to some city-wide mayhem from his time in Nohr, he certainly hadn’t been used to the exact happenings here. After all, costumes didn’t exactly graft themselves to people normally, and there weren’t the manner of crude beasts that now roamed the streets.
From his left, Leon heard the shuffling of footsteps as someone passed by, seeming just as ill-tempered as he was - he could tell that much from a mere glance at the other. And, yet, Leon wished to help them somehow - perhaps he wasn’t quite as mentally immune as he suspected.
“If you’re searching for a place to rest yourself for the time being, there’s enough room on this bench for one more.”
Normally, Leon valued his privacy and quiet when he could get it, but seeing the other in such a mood seemed to spark something within the unusually-garbed prince. A side effect of the attire, perhaps, but for now he would just write it off as a rare act of unconditional kindness.
In so little time, the city had once again been thrown into the chaos of something those scientists had cooked up once again. There was one thing he knew for sure, though. He did not want any part of whatever was currently happening. As this was something he had half expected to come up nearing the time which people knew as Halloween. But he found himself frustrated that there wasn't a single place he could hide himself from the sudden commotion of the people. He'd just have to deal with it, he guesses.
There had to be a safe place, somewhere he could hide away until this was all over. Footsteps were quick and hurried as he moved through the the streets and alleys, only to hurriedly pass by someone seated on a bench, which he had originally paid no mind to. The sudden acknowledgement and speech towards him was enough to make him stop and turn, though. An eyebrow was raised before a sigh of defeat was given and he turned to walk back towards the other.
He took a seat on the bench now, head hung for a moment before he raises, eyes still closed. ❝ I don't suppose that's your normal attire, is it? ❞
❝ It's...strange. ❞ What a way to start off a conversation.










