(Orig.) For Now, But...

Skie's intro song faded its last notes into the arena along with a lingering word from her lips. She felt the energy from the crowd and it made her smile at them. Her second song followed after a few seconds, a melodic intro with soft lyrics before a slight crescendo which launched the track proper. Lights and pyros went off in time with the beat and she was off once more, lost to the night.

Her fire orange and red fur glistened and shone in the night as the lights and pyrotechnics flashed and filled the room with perfect synchronicity. Her dancing and singing paired together perfectly as the song moved through the chorus. Her black and teal attire shining in the lights and flashes of the crowd's cameras as she put on the show of her life for them. Professional video cameras, set up all over the stadium, followed her every move as the song and effects slammed to the beat and trickled off in beautiful melodies. The show was off to a perfect start. She was electric, a machine, the unstoppable **** plowing through the arena and filling it with everything her fans wanted to see and hear. The first concert of her biggest tour yet and she had already surpassed every expectation, and she was only on her second song of the night. Music crashed and lights burst into colour, Skie's words and moves equally explosive to match the effects.

When the second song finally came to a close, the crowd erupted into a massive roaring scream of cheers, grunts and howls. They loved her. Every aspect was perfection to them and rightfully so, because that's exactly what she was. And from the front row fans could see with even more clarity the efforts she had already put into making this the best performance of her life. Even her fur has a subtle extra glisten from the moisture of her perspiration, the pyros not helping with the heat they put off while she ran around stage. When the smoke and cheers started to dissipate Skie brought the crowd back down to a quiet level as she gestured for them to settle down. But something was different, something a few faces noticed too but couldn't quite work out yet.