Sounds good for acoustics here, what do you think? (Rin)

Teric was walking around town, he seemed happy despite the majority of the population watching the video his mother posted on youtube without his knowing or permission to record him. 'The mysterious voice changing boy' was almost everywhere now, those that recognized Teric's face from the video now came up to him to see if he'd sing for them or their shop. Teric tries to hide his face now and despite this, some people still recognize him from his video of him singing several songs in the singer's voice, only to change his voice into another singer's while he sings the same song.... he sang in the privacy of his bedroom and his mother recorded from the hallway on the other side of the door.... maybe he should have closed it.

Teric sighed as he walked into the Titans Stadium and looked around, he'd heard of several singers singing the star spangled banner in the middle of the stadium during halftime... are the acoustics really that good in here? Teric got into the center of the field and looked around, trying not to imagine a crowd of people watching him sing from the stands.

Teric began singing, he started with his natural voice, and he simply had the instrumental version of the songs playing on his headset. His natural voice changed to fit the listeners idea of a perfect voice, being a siren's voice it does this without his control. He began singing rock songs like Anthem of the Lonely by Nine Lashes then he went on to sing happier songs like Centuries by Fall Out Boy. He didn't falter once, and his voice echoed through the stadium, his eyes closed while he sang and felt the music in his heart. People from around the stadium heard it and gathered to see where that amazing singing voice was coming from.

Going from Be Somebody by Thousand Foot Krutch to Lion by Holywood Undead without faltering, even occasionally changing his voice to the original singer's voice while he sang, to create the illusion that the singer was actually singing with him.

Normally Sofia wasn't a busybody and wouldn't get overly involved whenever there was a commotion. Sometimes she would even choose to not pay it much attention at all, because understandably, a person who was confined to a wheelchair wasn't the best help in most cases and she would probably just get in the way. Of course that wasn't absolutely true for the girl who actually possesses powers. But the mindset was not something she could get over right away. Thankfully this commotion didn't seem like trouble but was instead some kind of performance.

Again, the girl typically wouldn't have bothered, but there was something strange about the singing voice coming from the stadium. It was like it was constantly changing. She wondered if it was some kind of audio effect. Unfortunately, the crowd made it impossible for her to approach, let alone get inside. The people showing up however suggested that this wasn't an exclusive event as random passers-by were simply coming over to have a look.

Teric didn't notice he had an audience until late into his singing. Taking a break from his singing he took a drink from his three quarters full water bottle, only to open his eyes and see an entire stadium full of people. Teric's eyes widened and his body got shaky, instantly running into the locker rooms and out the door.

In his fear he didn't realize where he was going, he just wanted out, while he was running he nearly tripped over a girl in a wheelchair, apologizing frantically with his natural voice, the voice she heard from the stadium. "I'm sorry, i'm so sorry, i was just.... i.... i'm sorry." he said again and again

At this point Sofia had pretty much decided it wasn't worth the trouble trying to see what was up. She maneuvered her chair to turn around so that she could be on her way. Just as she did, a boy rushing out from the venue nearly lost his balance as he passed her by. There was no harm done at all really but he seemed to be the overly apologetic type.

"It's quite alright. I'm perfectly fine."

She smiled kindly though was slightly unsure about what to say to reassure him.

"If anything, you're the one who appears to be in worse shape than me."

The boy was sweating and shaky. Her natural sense of helpfulness and concern was kicking in but she didn't quite know where to start.

Typically when extending a helping hand to someone in need, the helper was the one who did the questioning. That was because sometimes it wasn't always clear what the person needed help with. To have that situation reversed on her was a bit unexpected, but maybe that was what he could use to calm himself down.

"I was just passing by really. This place caught my attention because people were gathering and I don't recall that there was an event here today." She replied honestly.

"As you can see though, I'm not quite good with crowds so I decided to just be on my way." She added, hinting at the limited accessibility her wheelchair offered in places with lots of people.

The crowd dispersed quickly since the boy with the amazing voice wasn't singing nor anywhere to be seen anymore. Teric hiding his face as crowds of people passed by, though as the girl was in a wheelchair, instinctively tried protecting her from them, huddling his torso around her just in case, pretty much keeping himself up with his arms on the arms of her chair while leaning forward to protect her... it seemed like a good idea in his head... but... the awkwardness of the position itself was.... he figured he'd brace for impact because he was pretty sure he was going to get hit.

Teric, being the nervous social wreck he is, blushed heavily at the position he was left in and frantically backed off and hid his face, chanting "I'm sorry, i'm so sorry." again. People looking at him and pointing to show their friends and passers by about the oddity they are witnessing. Teric notices and blushes heavier and hides his face and says "I'm so sorry." before running off and hiding himself in a coffee shop nearby, hiding in the corner of a booth and whimpering as he pulled his hoddie over his head and burried his face in his knees, hoping the day was just a dream so far.

~meanwhile~

Sofia tilted her head to the side, slightly bewildered at the boys actions and trying to figure out what exactly he was doing. His face was red. She wondered if the heat was getting to him and he was feeling faint, needing to hold on to the chair for support. In that case she wouldn't mind. But it she couldn't deny it was a bit awkward. Before she could say anything though, he backed off quickly while apologizing.

She didn't know what to do next. Her caring side felt he had some troubles but at the same time she kind of got the feeling he wanted to be left alone. This moment of hesitation and uncertainty was probably what set her apart from real heroes. Still unsure if she was doing the right thing, she rolled over next the coffee shop where the boy disappeared to but found herself unable to proceed. She wasn't used to trying to do something for a stranger and him being awkward made things more difficult to handle. She decided that if he wouldn't come out on his own after a while, she would give up there. Anything more would be prying unnecessarily.