Kira's Birthday
From Angeliquemew
This event lasted from June 15, 2007 to June 22nd, 2007, and has been completed.
The purpose of the event was to intruduce the members to the event system, and to have a little bit of fun as well. Kira (both the mod and the character) had her 13th birthday on June 17th, and what better way to celebrate the beginning of your guild AND a mod's birthday with an event?
Another main point of the event was that Kira would be getting her main account, at the time known as Mew Purin~chan (but she's now Angelique-Kira Tasima), back. Until then, she had been using the account Miera Starflower.
The party began as a surprise party on the 16th - Kira was supposed to go to work at the cafe (she had recently joined the mew team). She hadn't told anyone that it was her birthday, but her best friend, Natsu, did. Natsu didn't know that the other workers at the cafe were mews, but what she did know what that they were some of Kira's friends.
Upon arrival to the Cafe, Serori flipped on the lights, as a large banner reading "Happy Birthday, Kirah!" Obviosly, the group who made the banner had forgotten that Kira's name didn't have an h at the end.
The party began with some random jokes, the main one being about Meshi's name. He was complaing about how his name meant food (actually, he brought it up because Natsu called him Mesh-Mesh), and then Serori popped in saying "Soooo... Let's go eat some Meshi!" and pretended to take a bite out of his shoulder, and then commented that cake would probably taste better. Therefore, they decided to eat cake.
A little later that night, they used a Karaoke machine to have a little singing and dancing contest. The contestants were Serori, Meshi (Meshi sings?), Satou, and Shirayuki Berii. Berii ended up winning the contest.
After a long party with everyone, the males who did not live at the cafe left to go home, but all of the females stayed. They were going to have a slumber party. Most details on the slumber party are not known, as there weren't many threads about it.
