paradisalogs | Raindrops and Roses

Who: Rise Kujikawa and Sugar
What: Discovering their positions have been suddenly switched! Possibly roomie shenanigans for the week?
When: June 15th (through 21st)
Where: Rise and Sugar's room
Rating: PG at the absolute highest

[June 15th]

The morning of the 15th might as well be a morning like any other in room 216. A teenage girl sleeps soundly in the luxurious canopy bed; while not too far away, a small season fairy stirs in her own makeshift bed on the vanity table.

Rise's eyes drift open slowly, and she gives a small yawn. Judging from the sunlight in the room - however that works in this castle - it's a little early. But she can deal with that. Maybe she'll even let Sugar sleep in while she takes her bath? It'd be nice to have a break from the hassle of keeping that girl clean.

It's only as her feet hit the floor that she notices the canopy over her bed seems to be missing. Not only that, she looks up and there's a huge mirror, right in front of her bed! A huge mirror reflecting a huge room!

The poor girl needs to rub the sleep out of her eyes a bit as she gradually awakens. It feels like she should be able to figure out what happened, but she's still too tired to put the pieces together. Finally, she opens her eyes again and looks at her own reflection...

"S-... Sugar-chan?!" The almost panicked voice that calls out for her roommate is small and quiet. It's obvious what's happened to her now, but where's Sugar? And is she okay?!

It's been a long time since she's tried this, but... with a glance towards her own bed in the distance, she cautiously hovers over the vanity table. After a moment of uncertainty, she decides to brave the flight and rushes towards the gigantic bed.

"Sugar-chan! Wake up!" It's hard to see the person under the covers, but she's sure she recognizes that pink hair. Somehow, despite their sizes, she attempts flying closer and shaking the other girl's shoulder... at least, what seems to be the shoulder of the girl-shaped lump in the blankets?

Rise knew something would happen this month, but she didn't think Sugar would be involved! Hopefully she won't freak out...

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Sugar has indeed been moved to what's usually Rise's bed... which is a good thing, otherwise the transformation that they've gone through might have been more destructive to the room. One thing Rise might notice that is very different from the other times that Sugar has changed into a human is that she is much taller than usual. It's hard to tell much else while she's covered in blankets, but Sugar is clearly older than she should be. However, even as an older girl, Sugar is not a morning person. Sleeply, she speaks up, raising one hand as if she were voting for something.

"Waffos for breakfast, yes..."

The exact height of the girl in her bed didn't exactly occur to Rise at first, but as she flies closer, it's hard not to notice Sugar sure is taking up a lot of space on that bed. The arm that shifts around and pokes out certainly doesn't seem to be a young child's, either.

At least, that's what Rise thinks for the split second she can pay attention, before she shift of the shoulder she'd been trying to shake knocks her over into a pillow. Sputtering a little as she gets her bearings, Rise makes another attempt to get Sugar's attention. This time, she gets a flying start and tackles the giant girl's arm.

"Sugar-chaaan!!! C'mon! We can worry about breakfast later!"

"Rise?" Sugar mummers, her eyes blinking as she slowly wakes up from her deep rest. She looks over to the side like she would in her jewelry box bed, the side that would have a clear view of Rise's. However, all she sees is a wall. Blinking, she realizes that she's in a different bed. Rise's bed. It wouldn't necessarily be the first time; occasionally Sugar has fallen asleep while checking up on her roommate, waking up on the over-sized pillow. How long has she been here? And why does the room look so much smaller?

When she feels the touch on her arm, she yelps in shock. Luckily she gets a glimpse of Rise before she tries swinging her arm. Sugar gasps.

"Rise, you're tiny! And you have wings!"

Oh, good... she's awake! Still, after that tackle, Rise kind of has to climb up over Sugar's arm before she can properly use her wings. Once she's recovered a little, she takes a deep breath and sighs.

"Y-yeah... but you're bigger, too!"

She doesn't mind being a fairy again so much. But this time, she's obviously supposed to be like Sugar - a season fairy child.

That's when it hits her, why Sugar looks so different. Gently lifting off from the bigger girl's arm, she hovers a little closer to Sugar's face, peering at her curiously.

"I... think you're supposed to be older, too."

"Really?!" Sugar sits up and looks down at herself in surprise. Certainly she felt different, even as a human, but older? How does older feel?

Rise however might notice that Sugar is... well, much more well-endowed than she used to be, a change that's noticeable even with the nightgown Sugar's wearing.

Rise's definitely grateful for all the practice she's had at being a fairy. Even though this feels a little different, she's able to keep control of her flight fairly well. Backing away from Sugar as the other girl sits up, she finds herself giving the now-teenager a once-over glance.

... She doesn't mean to stare, honest. But... does Sugar have an even better figure than hers?! Or is it just hard to tell because she's so big?

"Um... you look about as old as I am." Well, technically as old as she was, but Sugar probably gets it. Despite her own awkwardness about the whole situation, she smiles brightly at the pink-haired girl, "You're really pretty, too! You're gonna be popular when you grow up for real!"

No matter what the castle does to them, Sugar's still like a sister to her. She can't help but feel a little proud, in a strange way.

If they're going to be stuck like this for a while, though, it might get difficult. Rise's sure Sugar counts on her to take care of her, but how can she do that when they're like this?

Raindrops and Roses

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