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Aino Momoko
Momoko hummed quietly to herself as she joined some of the other students in the line for the front desk. She only wanted to grab her schedule, but it seemed the students ahead of her had more pressing issues. Why couldn't they just get it together instead of wasting her precious time? Folding her arms, Momoko moved an inch closer to her destination. When it was finally her turn to go up to the front desk lady, Momoko heard a familiar voice calling her name. She perked up, ears hot and her cheeks rosy as she imagined who that could possibly be.
"Akemi-san," Momoko greeted, turning to face the red-headed beauty. She looked up at her, wondering if the girl had grown yet another inch over break. It was starting to get ridiculous. Still, seeing Nagi was a bittersweet feeling. While Momoko didn't have any negative feelings towards her, the redhead often flustered Momoko by teasing her about her gift, claiming she cheated to get where she was. It grated her nerves, but it was refreshing to speak with someone that wasn't begging for an autograph.
"It was amazing," Momoko said, her voice sincere, though inside she was boasting about how well she had done. "Yes. Well, I suppose I did. It's what I do best, and I like to make sure they get the best treatment possible. What better way to ensure than to go straight through the heart?" Momoko smiled, suddenly feeling the urge to do something nice for once. It certainly wouldn't hurt, especially since Nagi was the farthest thing from a groupie. "You know, if you ever want to see me perform," she started, but was interrupted by a girl asking for an autograph.
Momoko was slightly annoyed by this, but her facial expression remained neutral. She quickly realized that this was a first year, and it was hard to be mean to a first year, especially one with glasses. After a few seconds of contemplation, Momoko smiled cheerfully and removed her pen. "Kimiko-chan," Momoko murmured to herself. She opened her back pack and removed a concert DVD, it was probably one of the first shows she had ever played, so practically vintage. She wrote the kanji for her name, scribbled some stuff on it and handed it to her.
"Akemi-san," Momoko greeted, turning to face the red-headed beauty. She looked up at her, wondering if the girl had grown yet another inch over break. It was starting to get ridiculous. Still, seeing Nagi was a bittersweet feeling. While Momoko didn't have any negative feelings towards her, the redhead often flustered Momoko by teasing her about her gift, claiming she cheated to get where she was. It grated her nerves, but it was refreshing to speak with someone that wasn't begging for an autograph.
"It was amazing," Momoko said, her voice sincere, though inside she was boasting about how well she had done. "Yes. Well, I suppose I did. It's what I do best, and I like to make sure they get the best treatment possible. What better way to ensure than to go straight through the heart?" Momoko smiled, suddenly feeling the urge to do something nice for once. It certainly wouldn't hurt, especially since Nagi was the farthest thing from a groupie. "You know, if you ever want to see me perform," she started, but was interrupted by a girl asking for an autograph.
Momoko was slightly annoyed by this, but her facial expression remained neutral. She quickly realized that this was a first year, and it was hard to be mean to a first year, especially one with glasses. After a few seconds of contemplation, Momoko smiled cheerfully and removed her pen. "Kimiko-chan," Momoko murmured to herself. She opened her back pack and removed a concert DVD, it was probably one of the first shows she had ever played, so practically vintage. She wrote the kanji for her name, scribbled some stuff on it and handed it to her.
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Saito Midori
Saito Midori
Midori's eyes brightened when yet another Martial Art's club member joined them. She was so happy to see everyone that she didn't bother brushing the hand on her shoulder away. A cheerful smile worked it's way onto her lips, clearly glad to be back at the academy and reunited with friends. "Yo, Chiharu-chan," Midori greeted. "Break was fun, spent a lot of time training and studying," she announced.
The warning bell sounded, and Midori frowned at the fact that their reunion was over. Well, at least they would all see each other during clubs. Maybe she would get lucky and have some cool people in her homeroom. "I'm going to head off now," she said, walking away backwards. She waved and turned around, schedule in hand as Midori left. She scanned over it, reading her teacher's name out loud. The class room would be easy enough to find, if she remembered correctly, Sensei Maki was in the east wing of the academy.
Sensei Maki was waiting in the doorway when Midori made it to her classroom. She checked over the green-haired student's schedule, and ushered her inside, motioning for her to take a seat. Midori noticed Muto Asami already seated, but she didn't say anything to the brunette. Instead she took a seat by the window, deciding to gaze outside instead.