[An image comes - not splashing, this time, but simply on, to a side-long view of Cinderella's stable. Cinderella is standing upright, herself. A portion of her water trough is visible along a wall.
A tiny white wooden table is set up in front of her topped with a little plastic lavender tea set.
Cinderella opens with a prim cough and a small shift. Softly pipes:]
Good morning, everybody! [Scrapes a hoof in the dirt.] Thought I might keep some of you posted; I think I'm getting the hang of some of this magic thing.
Ah, here! I'll see if I can get it right with an audience! But a moment...
[She shifts again, hums a quick scale, holds her head up high - and lights her horn up. Wrapped in blue light.
She inhales, and the little plastic lavender kettle lifts out of the set - wrapped in blue - off the table. Cinderella nods her head upward, and the top hinges open and holds in place. Shuts her eyes, turns her head, and swings it along a neat curve toward the wall along which the trough is laid. Dunks it in in another neat curve, and brings it around her stable flying closing the circle to her connection point.
The kettle is back over the table. She cocks her head with one eye open. After a beat the top shuts.
Pours into one of the plastic cups, then into another, and sets down between them - a tad roughly.
She leans in squinting - light spreads over both of the filled cups. Emits a squeaking grunt. They lift and not-quite "clink" together. With just the faintest splash.
And she drags out a satisfied voiced exhale. The cups drift down and the blue light around her horn snuffs out.]
And there you have it! No, it's not much, now, I know, but, I've been focusing on precision, dears, not strength, and I should think it is most certainly coming along there. [Pressed creaking:] Though perhaps I need to work on moving two objects with "precision". I sup-pose that comes next!
[And her next practice objective hardly needs network announcement - that's thin in a less-clumsy sort of trail-off.]
A tiny white wooden table is set up in front of her topped with a little plastic lavender tea set.
Cinderella opens with a prim cough and a small shift. Softly pipes:]
Good morning, everybody! [Scrapes a hoof in the dirt.] Thought I might keep some of you posted; I think I'm getting the hang of some of this magic thing.
Ah, here! I'll see if I can get it right with an audience! But a moment...
[She shifts again, hums a quick scale, holds her head up high - and lights her horn up. Wrapped in blue light.
She inhales, and the little plastic lavender kettle lifts out of the set - wrapped in blue - off the table. Cinderella nods her head upward, and the top hinges open and holds in place. Shuts her eyes, turns her head, and swings it along a neat curve toward the wall along which the trough is laid. Dunks it in in another neat curve, and brings it around her stable flying closing the circle to her connection point.
The kettle is back over the table. She cocks her head with one eye open. After a beat the top shuts.
Pours into one of the plastic cups, then into another, and sets down between them - a tad roughly.
She leans in squinting - light spreads over both of the filled cups. Emits a squeaking grunt. They lift and not-quite "clink" together. With just the faintest splash.
And she drags out a satisfied voiced exhale. The cups drift down and the blue light around her horn snuffs out.]
And there you have it! No, it's not much, now, I know, but, I've been focusing on precision, dears, not strength, and I should think it is most certainly coming along there. [Pressed creaking:] Though perhaps I need to work on moving two objects with "precision". I sup-pose that comes next!
[And her next practice objective hardly needs network announcement - that's thin in a less-clumsy sort of trail-off.]