The video comes on and for once Naruto at least looks prepared for it. Still, he takes a moment before piping up.

"So, I got this job right? At this place called Stride. It's an awesome bar type thing. We sell drinks and stuff. I guess everyone needs cheerin' up or whatever after... everything. You should go-- you know, if you're not old. You're old if you're like, eighteen? Right Roxy?"

Whether he's referring to Odin, or the trip to Ginnungagap and what happened back in Asgard during it. It's all the same, really, and in much the same way as he intends to swing the mood away from morbid obsession over the state of Asgard at the moment - the topic takes a swift turn, too.

"Oh yeah, and all you lot that were goin' on about me an' Sasuke can shut up-- 'cause I've got a girlfriend. Just ask Sakura herself."

That grin is one of pride. Whether it's for himself because he actually managed to get a 'yes' to the ultimate question, or for Sakura-- because she's obviously the best girlfriend anyone could have, right?

[ooc: and I made a log.]

[ Would you look at that Asgard, it's a little Lady. Yes, capital L and everyone who sees her probably subconsciously makes it so in their heads as well because her amber-colored hair is falling in shining waves down her shoulders, there is not a wrinkle in sight on her dress and the look on her face can only be described as aristocratically displeased. When she opens her mouth, her accent also makes it clear that what we have here is an English Lady. ]

Why is it that nobody ever asks you if you want to turn your whole life upside down to save the world? And on a similar note, does anyone offer any form of instruction or training when it comes to the use of these powers that have just been thrust upon us?

[ At least the Moon Princess magic came with some sort instinctive know-how. Wasn't much, but it was something.

Oh but wait, she missed a sort of important step here, didn't she? ]

With that said, I believe introductions are in order. My name is Maria Merryweather. Pleased to make your acquaintance.

[ Well, not really since she isn't too pleased to be here, but it's the polite thing to say. ]