<Nocturnal Harmonia>

[Apollymi]

The new dance was being created, and this time, everyone seemed to be going along with it. Donnie did what he always did: he made the others present part of the performance. Hip bumps were performed with both Nikki and Ronnie as they showed off their moves, and then he was sliding out in front to do the next verse. His movements were smooth, and someone like Iris was completely mesmerized. 'King Don is so cool! Besides everything else, I hold no regrets for tagging along!~' Iris thought, so excited about the experience of being involved in the show that she'd not even noticed she wasn't included in those early movements.

When fun was being had properly, there was hardly time to notice anything else, but while Donnie moved and did a little freestyle, "Wooah!~" was the encouragement that Leon would receive as he was moving to a dance that was all his own. Everyone else was still moving, but Nikki had him on that, and then Ronnie did too. "Guess football does some real work~" she commented as she sipped. She knew that Donnie had his eyes on her and Nikki, so she made sure they were both still shaking and moving in that way that was sexy and natural to them both… It was all fun, but there was still an end goal here. The spinning movements of Nikki's hips would even come with a teasing little clap of her cheeks, just to let Donnie know she'd not forgotten him.

[Bloodedge]

It seemed everyone was moving properly ─ or rather, almost everyone was. The younger Postwicks each needed a bit more guidance as Donnie saw. As his fans knew, though... King Don didn't leave anyone out. After Leon's altered movements showed significant promise, Donnie slid toward Hop, whose freestyle dance needed some serious work for this type of music. He took the lad's side, tapped him on the arm and faced the same direction. Around the time his verse mentioned the 'running man' dance of an older generation, he displayed for the youngest Postwick male a simple kick-step maneuver ─ something of a reverse skip that didn't involve any directional movement of the body. Once Hop joined in well enough, Donnie gave another tap of encouragement and slid his own feet back toward the center with a series of kick-outs along the way. "There ya' go brotha! See that, Ron? Them's Postwick footballin' legs!" Leon added in acknowledgement when Donnie departed. During that trip, he had another glance at the pair he'd been quite involved with thus far... with an extra going Nikki's way when he heard a clap he knew didn't come from her hands. He couldn't keep himself from smirking, but alas... it was Iris's turn as the second hook came about.

"Come on now!
Put your hands up, bend your knees,
Bounce around in a circle, getting down with me!♪
Come on, come on♪ It's not hard to learn!♪
Come on, come on, it's called the U-Turn!♪
Get your hands up, bend your knees,
Bounce around in a circle, getting down with me!♪
Come on, come on♪ It's not hard to learn!♪
Come on, come on, it's called the U-Turn!♪"

For the second hook, Donnie took Iris's side. His movements became a little more fluid, slow and deliberate. One would note Donnie's hips moving with his spine, applying a snakelike swagger to those quarter turns. As he performed those moves, each quarter turn also carried him around the lass in a tight circle. He had more than enough reason to believe her lither form allowed for a greater freedom of movement, so the ending slide out was also one that involved a wider spread of his legs. In the end though, he was virtually singing to the girl directly and step-dancing toward her front.

"All you need to do~ is let go♪~
Let the tempo take oooover yooou♪!
I came to have a good tiiime♪~
Let the rhythm... deep inside your soul!♪
Let it lead you to the floor!♪... Come OO-OOUWOOOOAAAH!♪~"