~:Yui:~
Yui had skipped the ceremony the entire time she had ever gone here. It was boring, and to those who didn't like talking or where presumably mute, where often talked to by mistake. Let's just say her first year ended with her in a suspension, for impaling someone with a ninja star. She let out a little huff of air at her bangs, adjusting her shirt. She was out in the courtyard, sitting comfortably on a bench with her long black hair draped over one shoulder. The rain bounced off the ground, which seemed chaotic and unorganized to most, where to her, it was rather soothing. She had finally pawned off her sister on some grounds that there might be a spot of alcohol lying around, and compared to the noise that girl could make, the chaotic rainfall was, soothing. Now all she had to do was sit back and relax. Take deep breaths. Inhale... exhale... inhale....
"YUI! YOU LIED!"
"Ufff." She sighed, a grunt coming out from her chest as she quickly bent over, almost as if she had expected something. And nanoseconds later, a girl with wild blue and purple hair jumped strait over the bench, landing on the ground. She stumbled forwards, letting out a soft squeal as she landed face down in a puddle, adding a groan to the end. Yui stood up, walking over with a sigh, her boots clicking on the floor. This little nutter butter was, unfortunately, her older sister, and also the taller one. She was pretty much the only person she trusted her voice with.
"Sister, you should know by now that you can't sneak up on someone if you yell at them and come running for them." She said softly, reaching down a slender arm and lifting her by the collar off the floor and out of the mud.
"Now you should get your ass out of the mud and get to class, we need to poke around the new meat." She said softly.
"But that is so boring!"
"Yes it may be boring but it is essential to keep our group strong!" Yui snapped, her face serious. Without another word, she snapped her head towards the classrooms. Now the peace was disturbed, there where gloomy voices everywhere, and she huffed softly. She walked down the hall with purpose. Even though they where siblings, and she did trust her, she was such a baby sometimes. From what she could see, there was nothing to see. They where all a bunch of scaredy cats who avoided her. With a sigh, she decided to look out for something more interesting than classes to go to. After a while of thought, she decided on going to the roof, where she could relax. It took her no time to walk, or in her case run up the steps to the roof, shoving open the door to find it open, and that there was little to no overhang on the small building. She sighed and leaned against the wall, closing her eyes as she listened to the rain.
~:Kurumi:~
Kurumi huffed as she walked around the silent halls, disappointed.
"She said it would be somewhere around here....' She mumbled to herself as she scanned the faded numbers on the lockers, her fingers tracing the metal as she passed. Yui had promised she had snuck in some booze for her, and she was going pissed if she figured out her own sister had lied about one of her favorite things, behind machine guns and the thrill of terrified screams.
Her fingers skimming the slick surface of the last locker, she looked closer at the number. The numbers 126 where printed faintly on the plate, and a smile stretched across her face. She pulled open the locker with a yank, her mind screaming for a little drop of heaven to get her though this day. But what she could inside was nothing more than an empty bottle, and a note.
"Dearest Sister, I know I promised you alcohol, but you should have know that was a lie. Keep looking~ -Yui"
Kurumi's face contorted in anger as she glared at the note for a while, her face burning as she scowled at it. If she had stared any longer, the paper would have burst into flame, and with a huff she crumpled it up and chucked it at a wall, turning around and storming towards where she knew her sister would be. Yui was always the type to be alone, and Kurumi always hated it. How could someone be so locked up and happy when there was silence? Wasn't the best thing in the world being loud and out there? No one never really made the connection between the siblings and that was probably why, because they where polar opposites. The sun and the moon, the loud and the soft. The definition of Yin and Yang. Yet even if they had to keep balance, it didn't seem to keep them from fighting.
As soon as Yui was in Kurumi's sights, she let out a howl of anger.
"YUI! YOU LIED!" She shouted as she sprinted forwards though the columns, diving for the back of her head. And as always, the sneaky little girl always knew she was there, and ducked under her grasp. What she hadn't perceived before that was the rain that was falling just in front of her, collecting into a huge puddle of water and dirt, otherwise known as mud. She put her feet out in an effort to stop her from face planting, but it did the opposite. In fact, putting her toe down only gave her enough time to let a "Shit!" Squeak though her lips as her face collided with the floor, sending a wave of mud in all directions, and most importantly, all over her.
She let herself sit there for a second and kick herself mentally for having the idea of jumping at her sister, the King of not only racing, but stealth in their gang, after she yelled at her. She let out a sigh, before she heard a familiar snarky voice behind her.
"Sister, you should know by now that you can't sneak up on someone if you yell at them and come running for them."
Kurumi let out a huff of air, rolling her eyes as she let herself be supported by her for a moment before getting off the floor.
"Ugg, I know." She grumbled dusting herself off, and before she could even suggest skipping, she spoke again.
"Now you should get your ass out of the mud and get to class, we need to poke around the new meat."
Kurumi let out a groan, her sisters words causing her eyes to roll all the way around. She could literally think of one hundred better ways to find new meat than scouting. It was literally the most time consuming job, and they never found any people that stood out anyway. "But that so boring!" She complained loudly, dusting off her jacket (as seen in CS) as it was coated in mud.
"Yes it may be boring but it is essential to keep our group strong!"
Kurumi jumped as her sister snapped the words, and she let out a huff.
"Sheesh, you didn't have to yell." She complained to herself, continuing to dust herself off. She let out a long sigh, rummaging around in her pockets for a flask, or maybe some gum. To her luck, she found some gum in her pocket. Pulling out a piece, she popped it in her mouth and started off towards her class.