<div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Spoiler: Click to Show/Hide</div><div class="spoiler_body">don't worry about long posts, gives me more to go on since the entire world will be reacting hahaha</div></div><br/>Everything that Hibiki pinched, poked, and<em>examined</em>felt real enough, and nothing seemed to be painful or disruptive in any way shape or form. Still, she fumbled along getting<em>dressed</em>and slowly cracking open the door which was the only means to escaping the room she was in. The ever so slight of a crack in the door opening let through a myriad of noises ranging from laughter to shouts, and even the slamming of something heavy against wood. The<em>crreeeek</em>of the opening door didn't seem to alarm anyone of her presence until the door was pulled from her grasp and there stood a woman who was not very tall... about 3'1" to be exact. This short woman was dressed in a very simple gown, of brown and green, with a dirtied apron on as well. The gown had long sleeves, but they were pushed up past her elbows, and it fell to about half way down her shins. That's where the black boots started to show, and only had a slight heel. This woman had fiery red hair pulled into a loose bun and her eyes were dark brown. She smiled and put her hands to her hips as she looked up to Hibiki. One noticeable thing about this woman was that she had guns... well to be more precise, she had rather large biceps and forearms. It was apparent that she was string, that was for sure. Another thing was her ears... they were pointed, kind of like an elf from fairytales, however not as exaggerated. The last thing was rather hard to not notice... this woman was busy! Her gown seemed to have a hard time holding her chest in place.<br/><br/>"Why good morning deary! I was about to be worried that you'd never wake up, though it wouldn't have surprised me... you did fall from the sky after all. How are you feeling?" her tone was light and bubbly, very easy on the ears to listen to, as she stood there waiting for an answer