"Come ooon! Why can't we just. Get. Started!?"
March Michel's voice became more shrill with each word as she hunched over a desk at gorilla, and along with the shrillness, the pained look on one seated woman's face only intensified. She spouted out something again about waiting a few more seconds for an ad break; March didn't care. Her head dropped and her legs stretched out behind her so she could stay warm and energized (like she needed the help). "You guys are killing me!", she whined, drowning out the woman's next few words.
March's first match nerves? They manifested as more and more anxiousness to get moving, get going, get-
Her head shot up when she heard the first few beats of her music from within the arena, and she realized the woman had stood up and started gesturing for her to go. March spun on a heel. "Why didn't you just say so!?" The woman didn't get the chance to retort; March had already made it to the curtains by the time she added a biting comment to her own words: "Ya snooty bitch."
Being subtly shitty to people for no reason always helped amp her up for a match, for some reason.
But that act had dropped and the charms had appeared by the time she stood in front of the crowd just once her song had found its aggression, and she dazzled with her brightest smile and her prettiest strut. Hoo - that was a big fuckin' crowd. Once more, that stomach sickness or deer-in-the-headlights look didn't hit the blonde California girl like it would most people. No, she was blasted with adrenaline. She whooped at the top of her lungs, she pointed at the distant ring, and she took off in graceful but manic hop-skip-jog, catching only two outstretched hands from the crowd as she rushed past them.
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And the debuting Hare didn't have much time for anyone, ever, so that was saying something.