On a balmy New Eridu evening, Alice Thymefield and Ukinami Yuzuha (Yuhuza) stroll through the bustling Sixth Street market, their exaggerated curves—Alice’s 50-inch bust and 48-inch hips, Yuzuha’s 52-inch bust and 50-inch hips—turning heads as they weave through neon-lit stalls. Alice, in her crisp white blouse and green skirt, clutches a bunny-shaped keychain she just bought, her blonde twin tails swaying.

“This is simply adorable,”

she murmurs, cheeks flushed. Yuzuha, twirling her spiked umbrella, her crimson braids bouncing, grins.

“Yo, Bunny, that’s cute, but check this!”

She holds up a tanuki mask, giggling.

“Let’s wear these and prank someone!”

Alice fidgets, adjusting her bow tie.

“Yuzuha, we mustn’t cause a scene…”

but her nervous giggle betrays amusement. They pause at a food stall, Yuzuha snagging a gummy candy skewer, offering Alice one.

“C’mon, live a little!”

Alice nibbles delicately, her mismatched eyes sparkling.

“It’s… sweet.”

They laugh, bumping hips in the crowd, their friendship glowing brighter than the market lights.