[She has about ten questions immediately, the first of which is "Why is it New Orleans Square and not something that ends in 'land' like the others," but instead of interrupting him she stays quiet for his explanation, and her gaze follows where he points to the castle at the end of the streets.
Her eyes narrow slightly as she looks at all of the people coming and going.]
...if there are princesses living there, where are all the guards?
[her palace was full of guards just for one princess, but then again, her dad was paranoid and the ruler of an actual kingdom, not a theme park]
Uh. I mean there're security guards wandering around somewhere I think but they should be fine? The princesses seem pretty capable of taking care of themselves.
[Hiro Hamada probably had at least 1-2 crushes on a few princesses pre-Yona.]
Yonaaa. [It's dragged out, teasing even as he leads them straight into Tomorrowland.] First of all, we've got all day. Second of all we're definitely going to Innovations first. No offense.
[A beat.] Besides, I already saw my favorite princess today so the other ones can wait.
[Yona makes a choking noise, her cheeks flushing nearly as red as her hair as she follows Hiro straight into Tomorrowland. Did he really just say that? Really? God, why is she blushing?]
Is it so bad to surprise you like that? [They're still holding hands wtf does she expect.] I could give you a warning next time but that kinda seems pretty lame.
I can if you really want me to. But I can't promise it'll sound that good. [He swings their hands gently and pulls her along to Innovations. He's excited for nerd shit, but he's also excited that he's with Yona so there's that.] How long do you think it'd take you to get used to it?
It'll get easier with practice! [Like. Just saying, Hiro!! ...but she's equally excited to be spending time with him, so she laces their fingers together as he swings their hands and pulls her along.] And, I'm not sure. I heard that kind of thing a lot from people back home, but they were just saying it to get in my father's good graces, so...
[It's fine. She's embarrassed which means he's also a little embarrassed and there's a nervous laugh.]
Well. Get used to it. I'm not looking to impress anybody so it's just how things are. [Real romantic, Hiro.] Besides, when have I ever said anything to you that I didn't mean?
No, I definitely meant it back then. [This is mumbled under his breath though and OFF THEY GO. They're both tugging each other along and he's leading her to the center.]
There's a lot of really cool stuff...where do you want to start? We can go down to the first floor and come back up here later if you want.
The house of the future. [He looks pleased.] It's a good place to start to get you up to speed on what kind of tech is available in our world. It might help explain things better to you, too.
Pick a room. [They're still going down the stairs when he asks. The stairs are big.] Kitchen, living room, I think they have a model bedroom...all kinds of stuff.
[Honestly, big stairs kind of remind her of Hiryuu palace, so ... it's fine. She's marginally more at ease among all this technology than she was two seconds ago.]
The kitchen! ...but I bet they don't make treats as delicious as the ones your Aunt Cass makes here.
You're not wrong. [He's taking the steps two at a time which is a stupid idea, but here we are.] They don't have actual food here, but they have all kinds of cool appliances and stuff. I want to see if I can get some ideas for helping Aunt Cass upgrade Lucky Cat.
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Her eyes narrow slightly as she looks at all of the people coming and going.]
...if there are princesses living there, where are all the guards?
[her palace was full of guards just for one princess, but then again, her dad was paranoid and the ruler of an actual kingdom, not a theme park]
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Uh. I mean there're security guards wandering around somewhere I think but they should be fine? The princesses seem pretty capable of taking care of themselves.
[Hiro Hamada probably had at least 1-2 crushes on a few princesses pre-Yona.]
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Really? They've learned self-defense?
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Mulan probably taught them. She was in the army for a while, I bet she knows all kinds of martial arts.
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[she is falling for this hook line and sinker and i hate everything]
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[there's SO MUCH to do at disneyland. yona is overwhelmed and gullible.]
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[A beat.] Besides, I already saw my favorite princess today so the other ones can wait.
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[Yona makes a choking noise, her cheeks flushing nearly as red as her hair as she follows Hiro straight into Tomorrowland. Did he really just say that? Really? God, why is she blushing?]
...now you're not playing fair, Hiro...
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I'm totally playing fair. It's true, isn't it? What's wrong with that?
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[...now she's sulking because he's laughing.]
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[...she says, holding his hand tightly.]
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It's a little strange hearing it from someone who really means it.
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Well. Get used to it. I'm not looking to impress anybody so it's just how things are. [Real romantic, Hiro.] Besides, when have I ever said anything to you that I didn't mean?
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[INTO INNOVATIONS THEY GO. Luckily for Hiro, Yona is instantly distracted by literally everything in here.]
Ooh! Hiro, Hiro, look at it all!
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There's a lot of really cool stuff...where do you want to start? We can go down to the first floor and come back up here later if you want.
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[google is failing me, send help]
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[time to head for downstairs ... she doesn't let go of Hiro's hand, though, so now she's tugging him along]
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The kitchen! ...but I bet they don't make treats as delicious as the ones your Aunt Cass makes here.
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