Well, I can't say the Dazzlings aren't weird - that's for sure. But the whole time I felt a strange itch - not the physical kind - but one that felt unnerving. Like something bad was going to happen. Eh, I'm sure I'm just overreacting...
First things first; I've caught wind of everyone staring at me in the halls. I can't blame them, I can't protect my lower half. Not that my genitals are out, they're quite hidden. But my fellow certainly noticed my 'owl-like' appearance. No matter how much I cover my face with my hoodie, I still stick out like a sore thumb. Also, wearing pants sounds uncomfortable in this body. I'll pass...
It doesn't matter how much they stare, I'm just really damn hungry. I'll eat anything re-- Oh, shit! A chicken burrito? Sign me the fuck up! The lunch lady - also known as Granny Smith - plopped that sucker right on my plate, my stomach turning in anticipation. I thanked Granny and spotted Sunset's table from afar, so I'll go talk to her. So far, she's the only friendly face I have right now.
I walked through the crowds, almost dropping my burrito in the process. "That's just it. I can't put my finger on it. They just acted sort of... strange around me. Maybe someone already talked to them. Told them about what I did. So much for making a good first impression." That's Sunset. Why is she so down in the dumps?
"I don't think so. I thought you did a pretty darn good job..." I said while approaching the table. Sunset turned around, somehow meeting my gaze perfectly. I internally panicked, causing me to flush.
"Is that you, Scarlett?" Sunset asked.
"Who else could I be?" I said, pulling on my hoodie strings more. Jeez, have some more confidence. It's not that hard... You'd say that, wouldn't you? I shut up the voice in my head, heading near an empty seat. "Can I sit with you galls?" I asked - my hoodie strings at their limits. I got a varied set of 'yes' and sat down.
Aw, Jeez. How the hell am I supposed to this with my hood being so tight? You know what? Fuck it!
I started wolfing down my burrito, as Sunset's friends started introducing themselves to me. Turns out, they haven't been friends with Sunset for very long. I wonder why...
Rarity started to give me a glance of worry. "Um, Scarlett darling. Why are you eating so fast?"
"I have-"
Ah, ah-ah, ah-ahh
Ah, ah-ah, ah-ahh
Ah, ah-ah, ah-ahh
Ah, ah-ah, ah-ahh
What the?! Is someone singing? Oh, no! It's those Dazzlings again!
They started to dance, entrancing everyone in the cafeteria. Well, except me and the girls - which is fairly strange... Whatever, this is priceless and horrifying to watch. The Sirens started climbing on tables, even touching a few students under the chin. They would be perfect for strippers.
As their song reached their closing, I realized I should stop them. Hell, maybe even 1-Up them...
I practically inhaled the rest of my burrito, telling the girls I'll be right back. As I walked towards the Dazzlings, I could hear background music that wasn't from them. I could use this! I CAN SING!
I could feel my body becoming butter, my throat releasing my thought process. My dance movements becoming silky smooth, never-ending their beauty. My talons tapped on my ground, forming the beat around me. My hood is slipping, eventually falling on my back. I didn't care - I couldn't care! This strange sensation I'm feeling is too good to pass up. I can finally be free! I can spread my wings!
I can finally be free on a beach.
An umbrella beach.
The beat stopped, my throat being free of the throbbing pain. The students were broken free from the magical spell, cheering me on. Some even looked in awe at my owl-like features. I saw the Sirens stomp off somewhere, to which I have no idea. I got the last laugh! Again! In your dumb faces!
Ugh, I need some water. Or milk... Whichever works.
"Woah! That was awesome!" Rainbow came running over to me. The girls quickly swarmed me showering me with praise...
I don't know how I feel about this.