Thread: Caged Paradigm [Legion x TakodaVega]

The shows were the best part, everything seemed to be going the bands way now. Getting signed, great shows, they'd no doubt be getting a bigger budget for the shows now that they had a record label backing them, and the fans, the screaming fucking fans. Leon Montgomery loved it, he may have been one of the vocal synthesizers of the acapella band, but he enjoyed it. His voice was nothing compared to D's voice, but the record company had a small intrigue in it and wanted him to do one song this show. He had decided to take a cover. He had been out on the stage in a small hat that covered his ears on the top of his head, his lengthy snow white hair fell to his shoulders, clumping in wet strings from the heat of the lights and the show in all. He put as much energy forward as all the others, and had been devoted to the band since day one, this was now his job, his career, his life. He was the lead synthesizer, and took the sounds that stood out most over the songs since he had a strong enough voice to take the harsher sounds. The concert grew to its end, a few songs left in the set and his turn came up. D had announced that Leon would be taking a song and the audience quieted down, those in the stands several fan girls yelling out how they loved him, though he brushed this off. He stepped forward spotlight now on him, studded choker around his neck, tight black jeans with dusty faded lower leggings, pyramid studded belt holding them closer, his dark grey t-shirt clung to him from the sweat that his body let off. His furry tail swung back and forth in excitement at being able to sing, his first time singing lyrics in front of a crowd, no different from making sounds he told himself. His nails naturally black, dusty ash and black fur lined the bushy dog tail, he tried to stop its swaying but it refused to obey. Thank you, everyone. his light New Zealand accent slipped through the speakers. He slipped off his black flat cap and threw it to the side on the stage, his fuzzy ears popped up black on the back, and with the same ashy color on the inside. A group of girls in the front of the pit crowd screamed. I won't delay us too long, I'm sure you want to hear what this will turn out like, and D can take back over. The other backup male started off Didiladidladadidlada sounding off the opening to thunderstruck by ACDC. The crowd started to cheer in a low rumble as the other band members and the rest of the audience roared in with Thunder! Thunder! THUNDAH! this continued until Leon counted off the proper number of Thunder's before he came in. I was caught In the middle of a railroad track. THUNDER! roared in the entirety of the crowd. He swore the crowds voice rumbled louder than the speakers. He continued the song with ever growing energy at the excitement of the crowd, to him this is what it was all about. He moved about the stage dancing, headbanging, he was never one to stand still on stage, he couldn't sit down not for this song. Whoa baby, baby, thunderstruck You've been thunderstruck, thunderstruck Thunderstruck, thunderstruck, thunderstruck You've been thunderstruck he cried through the microphone rasping and tensing his voice more at the end. After this he handed the mic back to D, panting and grabbing his Flat Cap back up from the ground and setting it back over his ears. The show continued until the audience cried out for an encore. It was good to end the concert on a calming note after everything. D was the band's voice, and she did the song wonderfully. At the end of it all they left the stage after bidding the audience good night, and thanking them for coming. He was the last to walk through the doors down into the room. Any of you guys want to help me with this? Toss it here. he caught the bottle as she tossed it to him as he came through the doorway. Without much of an issue he popped the top off and handed it to her as he passed her by. He sat down on one of the couches in the room. Man I need a drink. I could scull a stubby right now. We got any around? he was referring to chugging a small can of beer. He wasn't born and raised in New Zealand but his family was from there and he had picked up a lot of the lingo from them, specifically his father.