Group RP Iris-shi High School Talent (Idol) Club! (IC)

@122 Generation

(If we're promoting school clubs to start the story, Maya would likely spot the club while helping promote the drama club...)

A few booths over, a few of the drama club members were gauging interest in the club in general, and the first play of the year. But in between answering questions about acting, the different plays the club did, and acting experience, a deep brown haired girl noticed one sign: "Ylisstol High School Talent/Idol Club!" Wonder what that's all about?

 

Tala gazed from a distance at the booths. None of her pulled on her interest even though her friends quickly made there choice. Even though she had many friends in class. She herself was more of a loner, she didn't get why people actually liked her. But she also knew she shouldn't question it to much. She decided to walk past the different stands when one of them actually peaked her interest. Looking at the banner and all, it wasn't one she knew was in there school. She also didn't recognize the girl standing behind her. It was weird though, she knew most people.

Slowly she walked up to her and as soon as she stood before the stand, she started smiling and her whole demeanor changed. ''This sounds interesting. What is it?'' she asked

(Sorry I forgot to add it onthe profile. She is kinda like me, a s soon as I am surrounded by other people, I change myself in a more extrovert person)

 

The school bell rang signifying the classes' end of the day. Nora and Kai, a pair of brown-haired siblings in their first and third years respectively, came out from their respective classes.

Kai Hansen

(Thanks for the help, though. Kai is a member of the drama club, so you made the setup easier for me.)

Well well well, it's that season again~ Kai thought as he made his way to the drama club booth. That's right, it's the Clubs Day and he had to be in the booth early to help with the preps and promotion. While his fellow club members were gauging interest in the club in general, Kai himself was busy handing flyers out to whoever would take them. All while wondering what his sister might be doing right now...

Nora Hansen

Nora, meanwhile, decided to make her way to the school shop. But alas, seems like her luck was running out because they ran out of both the melon pan and the curry pan by the time she'd arrived (though to be fair, those two were the most popular stuff in Ylisstol High), so she had to settle with some strawberry-flavored Pocki instead. The brunette then wandered around the hallways (now littered with various club booths, what with the seniors handing out flyers and all) on her quest to find an orchestra club or something similar. There had to be at least one, right?

Wrong. Very wrong. No orchestra clubs in sight, apparently. Not sure if it was good or bad though, considering her need to move on from that previous failure.

Feeling dejected, Nora opted to just look over at the flyers she just got. Book, photography, band, taekwondo, football, baseball, archery, the Shepherd (whatever the heck it was), etc., etc., none of which piqued her interest. She absentmindedly walked around... eventually noticing this one sign: "Ylisstol High School Talent/Idol Club!"

Well, that's new, she thought. Curiosity ensued, the brunette went to that particular booth with that Meloetta plush as her additional incentive.

And no, neither siblings had bumped into each other yet since the lunch break.

 

@SAF

Maya noticed Kai had arrived, and waved to get his attention. "Hey...wonder what that talent club is all about?" It was possible he would know something, but it was also possible he would know no more than she did.

(Would it help if I brainstormed a few plays the drama club has put on before?)

 

(Actually, Kai came a bit earlier than Maya to help with setting up the booth. Or hadn't she noticed him until you said she did and/or when he came to restock his flyers supply?

And about that, sure. Knock yourself out. )

Turning to the brunette who was not his sister (that is, Maya), Kai couldn't help but to wonder about the same thing. "Huh? Talent club?" He then peered over to see a banner with "Ylisstol High School Talent/Idol Club!" several booths over and his sister checking it out. "It wasn't there last year tho. A new club, maybe?"

 

"Sorry! Coming through! Thank- excuse me!"

Struggling to make her way through, second-year student Alexa pushed against the flow of much of the student body of Ylisstol High. This being her first Clubs Day, she hadn't expected so many people to be rushing towards the booths - right in the middle of her usual path to her locker. The folder and notebook she hadn't quite had the time to stash in her bag threatened to slip out her arms any moment as she ducked and weaved around the students' hyped milling about, which didn't exactly help her agitation.

Even so, she couldn't entirely blame everyone for the craze around this day. Alex's fondest memories of her middle school years did revolve around a club after all. She of anyone would know how valuable they could be as a path to friendship, passion, and most of all, good extracurriculars. So as she desperately darted to and fro from within the crowd, she kept one eye on her destination and one on the booths around her.

Through all the hubbub associated with large groups of teenagers she spotted a few names she kept in the back of her head. Of course, deep down she was hoping for a certain type of group performance club, but she knew better than to get her hopes too far up, and simply kept her eyes and mind on picking one of the options that was already around her. Chemistry was on-brand for her at least. Debate could work as well, though it might not be as much her style. There was a group of students playing trading card games - not exactly her style, but if she was desperate...

Out of the corner of her eye she caught a stand advertising itself as recruitment for the "Ylisstol High School Talent/Idol Club". That made her pause. From what she knew, she could only get a vague idea of what the club was. This club was for idols of what exactly? Still, singing was a talent she wanted to pursue, and she hadn't seen any other music-related club pop up at all. Maybe this was worth a shot?

First things first, she needed more information. Besides, it wasn't like she'd be getting to her locker anytime soon. Changing the direction of her frantic crowd-weaving, Alexa started to make her way over towards the talent club booth, formulating a few questions in her mind.

 

@SAF

(clarifying--this is the first time she's noticed Kai--in between rounds of student questions)

"It's gotta be new..." Maya mused. "Part of me wants to check it out, and see if I can juggle that and our plays. Who knows, it might spur student demand for us to do a musical!"

The drama club had tried to do musicals before, but they had gotten nowhere fast due to lack of interest. Plays based on folklore and mythology, and classic tales from literature were very popular--but they had gotten more demand to do lesser known fairy tales outside of the "Cinderella" and "Snow White" box. Someone had suggested "The Three Musketeers", and that was getting an enthusiastic response at the table. I really hope we get to do "The Three Musketeers" this year...maybe, just maybe, I can finally play a lead role!

 

@WavePearl

"That, I dunno," Kai merely shrugged. He wasn't that sure if he would even join that club in the first place. Plus, "talent" counts for pretty much anything, right? Even if he joined, the young man doubted if his penchant for acting and occasional piano skills as Nora's accompanist could mesh well with whatever might be lumped together in that club...

(Sorry not sorry, I had to do that narration because iirc Maya is in her first year unless you forgot your own sign-up form somehow. That, or would you like to age her up a little instead? I'll match my narrations accordingly either way.)
(Done editing.)

 

@SAF

(I'll level her up into a second year so this makes sense--off to edit the signup accordingly)

 

(Aighty. As promised, I changed my previous narration, so now Kai's wondering if his skills can mesh well with whatever talents the new club might end up with.)

Turning to Maya with some drama club flyers still in a hand, Kai offered his free hand and asked, "Well? Wanna check it out?"

 

While waiting for an answer and dancing a little on her feet she noticed more girls checking it out.
"Hey. Seems I havent met everyone after all" Tala said with a grin on her face. "Also here because you are curious"

 

"Uh, yeah..." Nora sheepishly rubbed the back of her head at the black-haired girl who (she thought) was talking to her. Judging from the lone girl minding the booth, this club was, without a doubt, a brand new one. Plus, without any orchestra clubs available, this might as well worth checking out -- or so Nora hoped.

 

It looked like there were several others checking out the Talent/Idol Club as well. Alexa faced the white-haired representative in front of her, listening intently to her explanation. Seeing how nervous the other girl was, at points she turned her gaze to the posters nearby, skimming over their contents just so she wasn't staring.

Music and dance performances, huh? And Aritia was the neighboring town, wasn't it? Performing there for what seemed like an annual festival looked about right up her alley. As far as Alex was concerned, she'd found the nigh-perfect club. Before she could quite put her name down on the chart, though, she still had a few enquiries to sort out.

Turning back to the representative girl, she formulated her first question. "Sorry, I'd just like to ask - will performances be as a group, solo, or a mixture of both? And will there be a dress code for practice and performance?" Neither of those requirements were deal breakers as far as Alexa was concerned. Still, it was a good idea to know exactly what she was getting into before sealing the deal. She would've also asked about a set schedule, but given that the rep had been a little bit vague about that, that could probably be decided later.

 

Tala blinked at the sudden amount of information she heard and the question seemed like a normal one. "Sounds amazing" she called out. As she walked to the place where the sheets where.
"Alright lets see here." While checking the paper she noticed she missed a pen. So she turned around and just called out. "I need a pen" quickly at least 10 to 15 other students rushed to her to give a pen. "Aww thanks. I hope all of you can find good clubs" as she said every student name who stood before her.

Tala turned again and put the sheet on the booth to start writing.
Lets see
Name. Tala Asakura
Email. Tala. Y.k. asakura @ letsgomoons . Bq
And phone number. 6277383839393939

"There you go. So when is our first meeting?"

 

(So I was waiting for @WavePearl to say something before moving on with Kai's part but the plot had already moved on. Oh, well. Might as well dance with both his and Nora's parts this time.)

You know what, screw it, Kai put the flyers he'd been holding back to the table on the drama club's booth and went to check this "talent club" out. He was about to ask whatever's going on only to find the club's representative explaining about what this particular club entails. He also could find Nora taking one of the posters and skimming over its contents. And one moment later, the big brother thought he could see stars in Nora's eyes.

"You sure you're up for this?" a pat on her shoulder and a way too familiar male voice snapped Nora back to reality. "Kai-niichan!" the little sister yelped. "This sounds fun, actually," she passed the Summer Scramble Festival poster to her brother. That said, while Kai was reading the poster, Nora went ahead and signed up for the club after the black-haired girl was done. And unlike her, the first-year kid already had her own pen ready.

Name: Nora Hansen
E-mail: noracchi @ blablah . eee
Phone number: <insert Nora's phone number here>

With everything out of the way, the younger brunette gave the completed sign-up form to the white-haired rep.

 

@SAF @122 Generation @PirateCaptain

Maya, meanwhile, was already filling in her info. Since the club only met once or twice a week, that would easily work around her commitments with the drama club. That, and she could potentially play her guitar for the club.

 

"Well, I do think it might be easier to pronounce if you were to remove one word, but I think I'll leave the specifics up to you." Alexa shrugged - before nearly being knocked over by the wave of students passing a pen to the dark-haired girl next to her. After a moment of silent mental grumbling to herself, she took it as her cue to sign up. Carefully swinging her bag in front of her, she quickly produced a pen of her own and placed down her information on the form, right after the several other girls had finished.

Alexa Ying - alexying @ insertplaceholderemailhere. end - 31415926535897932

"Thanks for your time!" With a wave, Alex continued back on her path towards her locker. As she darted away, she only then realized she hadn't asked about the audition process, or if there even was one. She shook that thought off. It would be too awkward to go back now, and whatever audition came her way she could probably survive. Hopefully.