When she asked for a weekly task, she wasn't expecting this. Honestly, she just wished that she could do something more suited to her skills. Really, she was just lucky that throwing a karaoke party wouldn't force her to sing in front of everyone. As long as people were having fun, things should work out. Then again, she had no idea what she was doing. It wasn't a surprise to anyone, but Mira wasn't a party person. Really, that just meant the girl had no idea how to make a party fun, or how to get people to agree to attend.

Mira had the bear minimum; an old karaoke machine, a sign-up sheet and some refreshments. She managed to find a few alcohol bottles, as well as some stray sodas and other miscellaneous non-alcoholic drinks. The setup was pretty organized, each drink sitting accordingly, despite the fact that it would fall apart as soon as people started grabbing them. Maybe that was all a part of the fun, though, so she decided to push all worries about it to the back of her mind.

After sitting on her own for a little while, nervously messing with the little karaoke machine, she decided that it was a good time to call people over. "H-hey!" she called out, surprisingly loud for someone of her nature, "I've set up a karaoke party over here if you want to come." She paused for a few moments. Maybe this wasn't the best way to get people over, but she wasn't going to stop now. "Oh - and, you don't have to sing if you don't want. You can just watch," she eventually added, figuring some people might skip out just because they didn't want to sing. "There's also drinks, if that interests anyone." Her last statement was kind of quiet, as she stepped away from the karaoke machine. She just hoped that someone else would take over and get things started. She really, really hoped that she didn't have to sing in front of everyone.

Treestump hadn't really ever been to a party, if he could remember correctly. Most of his life he spent just trying to survive on his own as a loner between the lands that now held several clans, though he wasn't a stranger to small groups sitting around playing music in the distance as he travelled onward. In some ways, the young wolf had wished he could've taken a break to listen to the sounds of flute, accordions, and drums being practically melded into his head with how often he heard them, often wondering if they were actually there at times or just his wild imagination at play. He hoped that someone or even the sweet Mirabella would grace the party with something as enjoyable as the sounds and making up for his lack of trust in himself to sing or even mumble softly as to not be too disrespectful to the hostess. Tree, however, found his jaw locked in place as he approached with the slight wag of his tail and a calm aura resonating from the large canid, who stood a respectable distance from the feline as to not cause her to fret too much over his arrival.  "Ah..." He let out a small noise and nodded his head as he looked to the humble set up before them, trying to show Mira that he liked it despite the lack of words and strange gestures that came from the male.


muse where the fuck are you
"SPEECH"

malphas heard karaoke party. god, that was so stupid, he thought as he padded over. then he knew he had to be nice. mira was a nice person, she hadn't done anything wrong, and was even just doing a weekly task. she was fine. she was his co-worker and they'd learn to get along. he would learn to respect her. there was alcohol, and his crimson eyes immediately looked to them, but he changed his mind. no, to be nice he had to be sober.

"ha. i want to sing," malphas said, shedding his anxiety and wanting to be the center of attention. "hit me up, i'll sing anything, mira."