Life Deforming: Rainbow Hime spreads joy!

Sunday, March 22, 2015

Rainbow Hime spreads joy!

She emerges from behind a giant cupcake...

Then is surprised by Lacey while attempting to cast a happy spell of cuteness!

She attempts to call the Rainbow planet, but it's $399 a half second. She is saddened.

Lacey-chan tells her how beautiful she is and that she will keep her safe on Earth.

The rest is not able to be shown, but they lived happily ever after.

2 comments:

AdraMarch 22, 2015 at 1:20 PM
This is fucking fantastic. You look amazing, the story is adorable, and I am SO jealous of how beautiful you are. ❤️ I love everything about this.
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LacebunMarch 22, 2015 at 2:25 PM
I had to break away from snuggling Rainbow Hime to type this, but I had fun taking these with her and her smile in the last one is precious. She doesn't smile in her in photos enough! Maybe I'm weird, but Rei has a whole character for this look and it turns me on to no end... She even has a voice for it that is beyond cute! She might be a bad Japanese MAN, but Rainbow Hime is absolutely lovely and adorable! <3 *Snuggles again*
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