WELCOME

[MOON WOOJIN]

Woojin was tired. He’d been putting in some extra time to make sure that he had the choreography of Etc.etera’s new single down perfect. He had bugged a random someone into recording his practice so he could watch it afterwards and see how he was doing. He couldn’t say he didn’t have an ego, but he’d always been able to look at his own work and pick out what needed fixing.

Being one of the new guys in the group left him with a desire to prove himself. He wanted his new group mates to accept him and realize that he was going to be an asset. He was just glad that he wasn’t coming in as purely one role. As an all arounder he was talented at a range of skills, but not likely to be outshining his group mates at their particular specialty. Being new could be stressful enough, being new and a threat to other members’ egos would be far too annoying to deal with.

Banishing those thoughts from his mind he focused on what he was doing at the moment. It was late, and he was tired, and Luna was determined to have her nightly walk. He’d been so busy with Etc.etera stuff lately that he had skipped more than one of these walks and the rather spoiled pooch was beginning to act up. For such a small dog, and Luna was even small for a miniature dachshund, the creature could cause rather extraordinary amounts of trouble when she wanted.

In the courtyard, looking down at Luna, who was now behaving remarkably well, minding all her p’s and q’s, he couldn’t quite believe she had quite deliberately peed on his favorite shoes. She had done it though. Waited for him to come back, looked him right in the eye, and peed on the comfiest, most stylish pair of black tennis shoes he owned.

He couldn’t help but grin at the thought. Of course he had punished her, but the act had just been so wonderfully brazen that he admired it. He could only hope that if he were a dog he would be that bold.

Distracted by the multiple ponderings of what he would be like as a dog, Woojin randomly wandered the courtyard, letting Luna lead the way. Anyone who knew him could see what was about to happen coming. A distracted Woojin could only go so many steps before tripping or running into something. The scene looked rather like something out of a sitcom. Woojin was simply walking one moment, and falling on his face the next. Luckily they were in the grassy area of the courtyard so no damage was done. He lay there for a moment then rolled onto his back. Luna, used to this, simply sat and waited for him to get up. After a second though both man and dog were looking up at the sound of someone approaching.

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His Outfit

[Jung Yoona]

It wasn't unusual for Yoona to be wandering outside when she had a moment of peace to herself (whether she was supposed to or not...), since the girl had an addiction to nature and adventuring and a natural aversion to being cooped up indoors for too long. She was enjoying the feeling of sun on her face, and a spring breeze rustling across her exposed skin. Yoona had absolutely no desire to be caught and hauled back into training, even if she did fall short of her goal for crunches today. She just wasn't in the groove, she'd make up for it tomorrow.

Often times, when she saw people outside with their pets, it made her lonely for furry company. She used to have a big dog when she was younger, and she yearned for a running buddy. However, she wasn't neglectful enough to forget that her schedule was getting busier this time of year so it would be a bad time to see how much she could devote to a dog. Maybe when the season got colder and her outdoors-y and adventurous stunt roles grew thinner, then she could think about it more. Nowadays, she spent her spare time trying to get to know people at Epika so it wasn't as awkward when she did legitimately have time to herself.

Of course, her idea of 'getting to know people' wasn't off to a good start, seeing as she'd already slept with one of her original Etcetera biases. Speaking of, the guy walking ahead looked a little familiar... wasn't he one of the newbies to the group? She wasn't that much of a fangirl to keep tabs on the moment when someone was removed or added, she'd been pretty late on the whole Kwanghee thing to be honest, but she did notice eventually. Would it be awkward to go up to him like a stalker and ask 'aren't you that new guy?'. Probably. Especially if he had any idea about her and Minho. Well, if he was new then Riot probably wouldn't have trusted him with any personal info. He didn't seem the kiss and tell type anyway, but since she'd known him for a grand 5 hours it was probably best not to assume too much.

Just as she'd started to quicken her pace, her feet skidded to a surprised halt in the grass. He just... completely fell on his face. She was torn between bursting out laughing and walking in the other direction, pretending as if she hadn't seen in order to save his ego. Eventually, her nicer side kicked in and she figured she should go to see if he was okay. Who knew? Maybe he'd almost passed out from exhaustion or something, the new artists were probably pushing themselves way too hard to keep up with and impress the older ones. Yoona's fire hued hair billowed out unrestrained behind her in small waves, blocking out the sun as she leaned partly over the boy.

"Hmmm, are you alright? That was... unexpected." At that moment, she would have opted for a class on 'how to be sympathetic and not bruise egos 101'.

[MOON WOOJIN]

Woojin spent the first few seconds on the ground just laying there, accepting the fact that he had fallen for no apparent reason. He was used to it. Whenever he got distracted in his head his body started rebelling by tripping over nothing and bumping into everything. From his position on the ground he tilted his head until he could see the woman who had approached him. He should reply, but he was caught by the fact that he recognized her and his brain was trying to figure out why.

Luna, knowing he could be there for awhile, padded over to sniff at the woman. She was too well behaved a dog to try and jump up on her, but she gave the woman a good sniff and a look that said all too clearly that she wouldn’t mind getting pet while her doofus of an owner lay there being doofus like.

It finally struck him and Woojin grinned broadly. “You were in that movie. Um… I can’t recall the name of the movie though.” He finally started moving, sitting up and brushing off his hair, dislodging some blades of grass that had stuck to it. He got to his feet and began brushing off his clothes. He produced a white handkerchief from a pocket and wiped his hands before offering the woman a little polite bow.

“I am Moon Woojin, new member of Etc.etera. That probably wasn’t the most graceful of introductions though.” He shrugged off the potential embarrassment of his fall. He fell a lot and had generally stopped being embarrassed a long time ago. Of course the whole ‘clumsy and absent minded’ thing had fit the image he portrayed in high school and it had been perfect for the group he had originally been meant to debut with. They were still working with it when it came to Etc.etera though. The group’s image was much edgier than his previous group. He figured he could probably manage to keep it for the occasional interview and such, as long as he managed to match the group’s image during performances.