Re: Misfire [for Terracotta]
Posted: Mon Nov 25, 2024 8:27 pm
Having built her entire wrestling persona on coming across as a dismissive, spoiled shit, outright fury might not have fit as a perfect match for the attitude Alicia tried to convey to the outside world. But she knew subtlety didn't come across in pictures, either. The more menacing she looked, the longer someone would stop and stare at the picture, the more likely they would buy the product, yadda yadda. Outside of psychology, which weirdly appealed to her, the only other class she had cared much for in high school was economics. She knew how to sell a product - namely, herself.
And Daiya picked up on it well, too. Shit, this couldn't have been going much better. For all her prideful preening, the woman had some sense in that head of hers. She played her part recoiling from the silent "outburst," and she transitioned right into "yelling" back herself. In fact, she added the dialogue herself. Alicia hid a smirk on the side of her face away from the camera as she leaned away, looking like a woman taken aback by the retort but not willing to back down in the face of the retaliation. It was simple, obvious, to the point, and even Alicia would be excited to see the pictures later.
The eager one's words broke them out of their acting, and Alicia took the chance to fluff out her hair again and adjust her top to make sure the girls weren't escaping. A problem for a woman her size, and she was surprised Daiya hadn't shaken out of hers entirely yet. She only half-listened until she heard "Daiya" and "upper hand" paired together, and she lifted her eyes to listen a little more closely. The self-promoter in her bristled at the idea at first, but the emotion passed as soon as it had come, never breaking through to her features. She wasn't so much of a dumbass to think it mattered who won what in a photoshoot, and any idiot could see she was the more slender woman.
Ultimately, she just nodded a slow nod and squared up with Daiya again. The nod to her was less committal. "'bout the only dance I know." That was a lie - though she didn't know shit about ballroom dancing, which this could pass for - but for the sake of remaining squarely at odds with her own insular tendencies, it was something conversational to say. Her hands lifted to meet Daiya's, and they clasped.
Daiya was pushing, too - seriously pushing. Alicia had to jolt to keep her arms in place at first, but once she settled in, she maintained enough power to keep them even... then to let Daiya push into her, the "strain" more evident on her face than it was in reality... then to start giving a bit. Daiya was... all up on her the whole time, but Alicia let her focus face the other direction, thinking about the muscles rippling in her back, her arms, her rear for the camera. Once they were at what would seem to be a breaking point, her stoic face would twist into one of concern, and she eased down onto a knee, then her ass, before she looked up at Daiya with her own inquisitive expression.
"All the way to the floor, or transition?" It was the trainer in her asking, especially since she didn't know which might look better for the shoot.
And Daiya picked up on it well, too. Shit, this couldn't have been going much better. For all her prideful preening, the woman had some sense in that head of hers. She played her part recoiling from the silent "outburst," and she transitioned right into "yelling" back herself. In fact, she added the dialogue herself. Alicia hid a smirk on the side of her face away from the camera as she leaned away, looking like a woman taken aback by the retort but not willing to back down in the face of the retaliation. It was simple, obvious, to the point, and even Alicia would be excited to see the pictures later.
The eager one's words broke them out of their acting, and Alicia took the chance to fluff out her hair again and adjust her top to make sure the girls weren't escaping. A problem for a woman her size, and she was surprised Daiya hadn't shaken out of hers entirely yet. She only half-listened until she heard "Daiya" and "upper hand" paired together, and she lifted her eyes to listen a little more closely. The self-promoter in her bristled at the idea at first, but the emotion passed as soon as it had come, never breaking through to her features. She wasn't so much of a dumbass to think it mattered who won what in a photoshoot, and any idiot could see she was the more slender woman.
Ultimately, she just nodded a slow nod and squared up with Daiya again. The nod to her was less committal. "'bout the only dance I know." That was a lie - though she didn't know shit about ballroom dancing, which this could pass for - but for the sake of remaining squarely at odds with her own insular tendencies, it was something conversational to say. Her hands lifted to meet Daiya's, and they clasped.
Daiya was pushing, too - seriously pushing. Alicia had to jolt to keep her arms in place at first, but once she settled in, she maintained enough power to keep them even... then to let Daiya push into her, the "strain" more evident on her face than it was in reality... then to start giving a bit. Daiya was... all up on her the whole time, but Alicia let her focus face the other direction, thinking about the muscles rippling in her back, her arms, her rear for the camera. Once they were at what would seem to be a breaking point, her stoic face would twist into one of concern, and she eased down onto a knee, then her ass, before she looked up at Daiya with her own inquisitive expression.
"All the way to the floor, or transition?" It was the trainer in her asking, especially since she didn't know which might look better for the shoot.