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• Location: Festival Main Stage
• General Time: Early-Mid Evening
• Unique Attire (Formal): Click Here

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The sun had begun going down already, but that does not necessarily mean the day is over...in fact, on this day, it means it's only begun. Party time! Clad in his own specially-made formal attire,Logan Ferris covered practically the entire stage with his routine, which followed shortly after that of Melody. He had been doing this for quite a while now, he knew the do's and don'ts...or most of them. Logan had created a routine that combined the traditional, slower, smoother movements of traditional dance, with the faster, more powerful modernised versions of dancing. As he breezed across the stage, his Mudkip was quick to follow; even the little Water-type had memorised the routine to join in! And above them in the sky, Havok -- Logan's Dragonite -- had began an aerial routine involving its moves; in particular, Dragon Dance and Hurricane, to create a spectacular sight that was almost like an Aurora Borealis.

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In sync with the music from the other stage, Logan (and Mudkip) carried on with their routine, both of them grinning from their own sheer enjoyment. As they got to the later stages of their routines, Logan let Mudkip take centre stage. The small Pokemon put on an adorable, yet equally chaotic, display of dance moves it seemed to have picked up from watching Logan's own rehearsals. Logan himself, meanwhile, slinked down to the front row of the crowd, dancing along past them like a warm, charming breeze, even sneaking in the odd dance, flirty wink, or smile, or all of the above, with one or two of those closer to him.

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Logan darted back on stage afterwards, as the performance was coming to an end, so he gathered Mudkip and Dragonite together. Despite being such a large, hulking Pokemon, Dragonite moved deceptively elegant and gracefully through the air as it continued its Dragon Dance, all the way until its feet touched down on the stage. As they moved into their finishing stances, Mudkip perched upon Logan's head, trying to balance on its hind legs, while Dragonite's tail half-curled around Logan's body. He had enjoyed being able to perform, but dear Arceus his face was starting to hurt from all the smiling.

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As the applause and hollering celebrating his and his Pokemon's performance settled, Logan rushed off stage to allow the next performer to take the stage. As he moved past the growing crowd, he almost wanted to cry in relief as he felt the cold, brisk air hit his hot, tired face. A much needed breeze after dancing so much, under very warm spotlights too. He appreciated the Fire-types and their efforts to keep everyone warm, but he appreciated the late-Winter chills just as much. As the next act began, Logan slinked over to a nearby set of stalls. So much to choose from! While Havok was not interested in snacking, Logan and Mudkip very much were. Within a minute of picking a stall, they both already had their own huge puffs of cotton candy that they were gnawing on.

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Logan glanced over at his Dragonite, who was currently in what the trainer called "work mode" -- which meant there was a risk that Havok might get a little too anxious with so many people around. "'Ey, buddy. Take a rest for now. If I find a battlefield for ya, I'll let ya know." he side-smirked as he returned Havok to his Pokeball. Logan felt bad, but he did realise that Havok would much prefer peace and quiet over being caught in crowds for the next few hours, unlike Mudkip, who loved the attention as much as Logan did, maybe even more. The raven-haired city boy looked around him in softly-portrayed delight, as his shoulder-riding Mudkip continued chewing on his cotton candy without a care in the world.