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Astraea Academy / Re: School Festival Preparations (Open)
« Last post by Shouta Akimoto on November 04, 2025, 03:12:27 pm »![]() ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ STRONG INSIDE, BUT YOU DON'T KNOW IT GOOD LITTLE GIRLS, THEY NEVER SHOW IT ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ |
| Rika and her brother had been dropped off at school early, like always, by their Alpha father. Rika remained quiet as she watched her brother Riko excitedly wave to greet his friends in the class they shared together. It'd always been easy for her brother to make friends with others, while it was a little difficult for her to make them. Rika wanted to make friends but struggled a lot with doing that. The reason being is because of her ability to see spirits. She wasn't afraid of all spirits, as some can be good, but there was the off chance she could encounter a dangerous one. Sometimes it was hard to tell whether or not a spirit meant well or not when she approached it. She'd already been warned by her Omega father not to go wandering off on her own and not to approach spirits she sees so casually. Of course, her brother assured their Omega father he'd watch out for her like he promised. Rika appreciated it, but still couldn't help but feel bad that her brother was more or less her babysitter. However, it was the agreed-upon decision that allowed them both to return to attending school again. So, she had to deal with it and hoped that school could be a safe place for her where dangerous spirits wouldn't try to attack her or anyone she cared about. The bell rang, and Rika and her brother quickly hurried to class. Their homeroom teacher, Mr. Tachibana, was a stickler for students being late without good cause. Though Rika knew her brother wanted to goof off, she immediately grabbed him and pulled him along to class before the late bell rang. They'd made it just in time and took their seats. The rest of their peers were already present in the room, so Rika began to take her things out of her bag to use for today's assignments. Mr. Tachibana hadn't shown up yet, which was unusual to her, but assumed that maybe he was talking with another teacher about something important. It wasn't uncommon for teachers to speak with one another. That said, everyone in class was conversing amongst themselves. After about five minutes, Mr. Tachibana had entered, and the class immediately went silent. The start of class began. Like always, Rika was prepared to take notes and work on her assignments, but it would seem that the first order of business was their school's festival. Rika had completely forgotten about that. Every class not only had to participate, but also come up with an event. That was when her classmate Kendric Rachel spoke up, which came as no surprise to Rika. She'd found her to be a strange girl, but it was pretty clear that she really liked their teacher. A little too much to a point it was shameful and reminded the young girl of her own parents. It was a little embarrassing for her. Rika watched and listened as Rachel began to rapid-fire off suggestions, one of them being a maid and butler cafe, and the other a kissing booth. The suggestion of a kissing booth made Rika raise a brow. Thankfully, no one seemed interested in that, but they did seem interested in Rachel's other idea. Rika was indifferent towards it, but it was better than the idea of a kissing booth. While Mr. Tachibana was against it, one of her male peers spoke up in assurance that there was nothing inappropriate about it. Rika wasn't sure since this would mark her and her brother's first year at this school, and she was completely unaware of how they handled specific events at the school festival. Instead of saying anything, she sat there continuing to listen to others chime in on their suggestions for ideas, as well as suggestions for the committee chairman that would assist in getting everything prepared. Rika heard Rachel speak up again, suggesting her friend Asakura Mana. While having not spoken to Mana directly, she was familiar with what she looked like, and whenever she spoke up, which wasn't much unless called on directly. Similar to herself. 'Well, things started off a tad awkward in class today, but it seems to be getting better and everyone is trying to get involved.' Rika's gaze shifted towards her brother, who sat next to her, and he was goofily holding up a paper that had "Eating Contest" written on it in broken kanji, making her sweat drop. 'Eh, his heart's in the right place, but his head isn't,' she thought. At least what he wrote wasn't weird like Rachel's earlier suggestion for a kissing booth. She couldn't imagine her brother getting remotely involved in that. Neither would she personally. Though she did know that their teacher would get on his case for his broken and sloppy kanji. |



















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