Oguri Cap (
racingheart) wrote in
rosavelle2026-03-25 02:45 pm
And the ghost of the boulevard / Littered with lonely hearts
Who: Oguri Cap and Yayoi
What: Outraged by Yayoi's disrespect for the beautiful competition of racing, Oguri Cap responds the only way she knows how: challenging her to a race.
When: Late March, late at night
Where: Castle horse track (Turf)
[ Oguri Cap is probably being a bit foolish, really. Challenging this person to a race doesn't mean anything but the words said about how 'half-baked' these races were burned into her brain. How could anyone call her races half-baked? How could anyone never have watched umamusume leaving everything they had on the track and deride the effort that all of them put into their training? Their running.
So here she is. In the dark. At a track. Waiting. She's got energy coursing through her--excitement, mostly--and she bounces a little on the balls of her feet and then drops down into a stretch, carefully preparing herself to run.
If she's going to run, then she's going to win.
No matter what. ]
What: Outraged by Yayoi's disrespect for the beautiful competition of racing, Oguri Cap responds the only way she knows how: challenging her to a race.
When: Late March, late at night
Where: Castle horse track (Turf)
[ Oguri Cap is probably being a bit foolish, really. Challenging this person to a race doesn't mean anything but the words said about how 'half-baked' these races were burned into her brain. How could anyone call her races half-baked? How could anyone never have watched umamusume leaving everything they had on the track and deride the effort that all of them put into their training? Their running.
So here she is. In the dark. At a track. Waiting. She's got energy coursing through her--excitement, mostly--and she bounces a little on the balls of her feet and then drops down into a stretch, carefully preparing herself to run.
If she's going to run, then she's going to win.
No matter what. ]

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The first sign of her presence, most likely, will be her eyes, glowing in the dark. Reflecting the light like a predator in the night, she approaches silently.
As she appears beside Oguri- or simply walks up, depending on how aware Oguri is of the presence of others- she begins to stretch a bit herself. But her outfit... A dress. Not at all suited to running.]
... Huh. You're really here.
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...Did you expect me not to show up?
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[She shrugs.]
... Telling someone to show up and then not showing up yourself is something that happens a lot.
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[ She genuinely seems confused just by the mere idea of doing such a thing. ]
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[ Stare. ]
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I think I have the right idea. Why do you care about doing that idol crap?
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I don't, really. I care about running. The singing and dancing is just part of what you do when you win.
[ She's quiet for a moment. ]
It's tradition, I guess. To show your appreciation for all the people who cheered for you.
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[She takes a breath.
Darkness shrouds her waist and wrist, for an instant. When it recedes, she's wearing a strange belt with no buckle, and a mirror attached to her wrist.]
If you want to show your appreciation, just thank them.
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[ She turns to look down the track for a moment. ]
What distance do you want to run? 1200? 1600? Longer?
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What's your favorite? I'll match you.
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Sixteen hundred meters then.
[ She moves along the track towards the starting point. A pain that there are no starting gates, but she'll manage. She settles into a starting position after a few more stretches. ]
...Who's going to say go?
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[She pulls the mirror off her wrist, revealing a second layer underneath it- a small indent, and a couple of buttons. She then attaches the mirror to her belt.
She pulls out a purple magatama from her pocket, before inserting it in the slot on her bracer.]
Awakening!
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The sounds of wind fill the area. Wind through the trees and grass, the sound of pipes and flutes. The wind of freedom, of speed.
The mirrors shatter, and the darkness is scattered by the beating of wings, as a new figure stands where Yayoi was. Clad in purple armor, her wings fold up behind her, and her eyes glow violet.]
Night Wild. I've come in response to your wish.
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[ Oguri Cap stares for a long moment, trying to comprehend what it is she's seeing. ]
...No. I want to race the red-haired girl.
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What.
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[ Which is a really cool umamusume name now that she thinks about it. ]
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[ She frowns. Comprehension, please come to this fool. ]
But you said your name was Night Wild?
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[ Okay. Whatever. ]
Fine. You're the same person. We'll race.
[ She starts to settle back into her starting position, though she's still looking at Night Wild with a mix of uncertainty and suspicion. ]
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[Night Wild also takes a low starting stance, though hers is more of a crouch, with her hands free.]
A countdown will make it fair, too.
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3...
2...
1...
GO!
[ She kicks off, planting a foot in the turf and surging forward to break into a steady run immediately, settling her usual low, loping pace with practiced ease. The spring evening air is cool--rushing past her as blood pounds in her ears.
Yes. She was meant to run. ]
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As she runs, she runs at a low angle, with one arm out behind her, and one hand raised in front of her in a hand sign. Despite this, and despite the large talons on her feet, she's still incredibly fast- In fact, she is on par with an umamusume.
She realizes now, as she runs, that she should have taken off her swords before the race began. Too late now. Just keep running.]
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Here. Into the first turn, the clubhouse turn--preparing for the backstretch. ]
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