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Trial 11: Mandatory Karaoke Episode / Backdated to the 17th
Who: Open for EVERYONE
What: Tokyo Plot Day 2. Karaoke fun time!
When: July 17th. Evening
Where: Ikebukuro District
Rating: Awesome

Just southeast of the Ikebukuro Station is this tall building with inviting, bright neon lights. It's very hard to miss. Even for residents not familiar with Tokyo, they would probably have learned about it from the brochures in the hotel lobby and in their rooms. All it would take to get here is a quick train ride. It even says so in the hotel brochures.
One of them being Chie, who may be Japanese, but is not from Tokyo. So far nothing bad has happened, so why not spend some time in the night at a giant karaoke bar?
What: Tokyo Plot Day 2. Karaoke fun time!
When: July 17th. Evening
Where: Ikebukuro District
Rating: Awesome

Just southeast of the Ikebukuro Station is this tall building with inviting, bright neon lights. It's very hard to miss. Even for residents not familiar with Tokyo, they would probably have learned about it from the brochures in the hotel lobby and in their rooms. All it would take to get here is a quick train ride. It even says so in the hotel brochures.
One of them being Chie, who may be Japanese, but is not from Tokyo. So far nothing bad has happened, so why not spend some time in the night at a giant karaoke bar?
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And as everyone will soon find out, he's kind of a terrible singer. Having high expression doesn't necessarily mean he's got good vocals.]
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I didn't know you sing, Souji-kun. I bet you're a great singer.
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The song started up, he went along with it, and there was really no one that could say this was good. His tone was wrong, his voice was too quiet, and he just plain didn't know the lyrics that well. This performance was doomed from the start.]
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She lifted her eyebrows and her jaw very slowly drops down. It can be mistaken as an expression of awe]
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That's certainly quite the performance, isn't it?
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...Nah, just kidding. Souji knew he bombed that song pretty hard. It didn't stop him from giving a polite 'thank you' and a bow before getting off stage and heading toward the familiar face in the room.]
No tomatoes to throw?
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So, you won't be upset if I have another go?
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[Chie blushes, trying to cover her face with both hands as she hesitantly stands up anyway... After seeing Souji's performance, it gave her a bit of a confidence boost that she's not gonna suck that bad at least. Part of her thinks he bombed his song on purpose, though]
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My throat's a little sore after that, actually. Plus, it's a lot of fun, and I don't want to hog the spot light. Go ahead, if you want to.
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[Chie stands up and gulped her way to the limelight. She gripped her microphone tightly and chose a song to sing. She normally doesn't mind singing when she's with Yukiko and the others, but she really respects Souji's opinion and really wants to impress him.]
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When the piano started to play, she cleared her throat and swallowed her anxiety. She closed her eyes and sung, trying to empty her mind like in martial arts so she won't get nervous. When she opened her lips to sing, it was actually not bad... She can sing! Not as great as Rise, of course. But all those time singing in the shower paid off]
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And what a surprise, she was actually good! Okay, he was expecting her to choke like he did, a little, but that was definitely some passable singing. Heedless of how many looks he might get for doing it, once Chie was done doing her thing up there, she got a round of applause from her Leader-kun.]
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Sheesh... I don't think I was that good to get some applause.
[Despite her denial, she smiled. She appreciated Souji's approval and glad she didn't screw something up]
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We're in a strange situation, why not make it stranger?
[He was pretty sure applause wasn't common at karaoke bars, but this was some bizarre alternate universe to an alternate universe. Consequences meant nothing.]
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[And up he goes!]
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Ooh! Can I have this one?!
[The lead, she means. But she sang the first lines anyway]
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You can-
[Oh, well, why ask permission? She knows he'd have said yes, anyway, and when it's his turn, Souji starts it up. He's just as not-so-good as ever, but hey, he's trying, and he's having fun.]
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