[AQ] Step up! [Daichi/Keiko]

[Daichi]

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{Spoiler}Step Up

+ Description: A Sports Day is being hosted at the park, offering all kinds of events from individual participation to partner and team events. Perhaps you’re attending alone, or with a friend, or end up discovering a rival you want to win against--or maybe you’re there to help out, or just to watch and take pictures!

+ Compete on your own: +2 Roost, -1 Guardians

+ Compete with friends: +2 Guardians, -1 Roost

+ Spectate or document the event: +1 Faberge, +1 Roost, -1 Guardians

+ Help work the event: +1 Guardians, +1 Faberge, -1 Roost

+ Requirements: None

+ Submitted by Teale

A large majority of the students gather at the park, all eager to compete and perform. When Daichi had arrived  he stuck around the entrance of the park. He was just watching for now. His scanned all the events and courses laid out, they had everything you could think of, Bean bag tosses, races, more than a few obstacle courses, two legged races, all of if it. Daichi really had no intention of participating to be honest. Sports, and races? Was not his thing, at all. 
He looked over the concession stands, where they had drinks and such for participants. Those working the sign up table looked like they had their hand full with all the students that showed up, getting them signed up for events, pointing them to where they needed to go, keeping trouble makers in line. 

Sticking his hands in his pockets Daichi turned his attention to the two legged races. Currently two students were trudging across the field at a fast rate. He was impressed, if that was him he would have ended up face first on the ground- Oh, kinda just like the two behind them, who had lost their coordination and tumbled to the ground. " Good game, Team Two." He mumbled to no one other then himself. 

[Keiko]

Sports Day- an exciting point of the year where Keiko Mori was more than willing to showcase off how cool and strong she could be to both her peers and to the world. It was just the kind of event that she always was more than willing to take time out of her life and come attend: there was music and festivities, and there were prizes to be won. The only drawback to this sort of thing was that she was always alone, which was always lonely and annoying, but she thought she would be fine. She thought so up until she saw a familiar bob of perpetually messy black hair within the sea of strangers, and her eyes sparkled with glee.

Twisting her body so fast that her high ponytail smacked her right in the face, she ignored everyone else around her as she rushed right on over to double check that the person she was looking at was indeed her dearest lackey Daichi Fujiwara. With an easy confirmation, she more or less ran right up to his side and bumped him affectionately with her shoulder. “Mister Fujiwara!” she exclaimed, pleasantly, and quickly roped him in before he could even get a word in. “You’re here? Fabulous. Why don’t you spend the day with me, while you’re here? You don’t seem like you’re with anyone. It’ll be fabulous and we’ll have a great time, I’m sure.”

[Daichi]

First there was bump against his shoulder, then his name. The voice stringing together words, of course that voice could only belong to one Keiko Mori. He turned to the new company and attempted to speak, " O- " Before he could get a single word in though she was already taking again. This day surely would be Fabulous.

He slightly chuckled when she finished. " Hello too you too Mori. Sure, i'll hang out with you, yeah." He then gestured to the playing fields. " Are you participating at all? Or are you just going to people watch?" He questioned. If she was, he would with out a doubt cheer her on if she was participating. He really hoped she didn't plan on doing a partner activity though. Not that he would mind, he just sucked a sports and events in general. He would most likely drag her down to last place with him, and he really didn't want to do that.  

[Keiko]

There was no one else who hassled Daichi quite like she did, likely because there was no one who just generally liked Daichi quite like she did. He always had a warm smile waiting for her and a nice laugh, and he didn’t give her funny looks when she pushed him around or gave him a hard time. Daichi was special like that: someone she cherished, sincerely, because to her he was just too likable.

After finally shutting her trap and giving Daichi an actual bubble of time to properly reply, Keiko pulled her lips into the shape of a warm smile of her own after he agreed to spend time with her. Nothing gave her a high quite like getting her way- she let it be apparent by her smug expression that was the case, anyway. She was quiet for a little bit as he asked the question of if she would be participating or of she was just watching, as she was a momentarily unsure which one she actually wanted.

“I absolutely want to participate. You get nice… things, Daichi. Like coupons and free stuff. Doesn’t that drive you?” Keiko peered at him, expecting another positive reaction, before rocking back on her tennis-shoe clad heels. “You should participate with me, though! These sorts of things are fun to do with a good friend- win or lose.”

[Daichi]

If you asked him what he thought of Mori Keiko, he would tell you that she as fun. He would say something about how she would mess with him every now and then but nothing that wasn't in good fun. Maybe even mention how if he found himself in the company with her, he was sure to go on some sort of small adventure. No matter how out of left field it was, he would tag along with her. Friends did that sorta thing after all right?

Kinda like right now actually. When he arrived here he really had no intention of playing, but if there was one thing her majesty could do, it was turn the tides. " I mean it's a nice incentive, dont get me wrong. I'm just really bad at sports, Keiko." He drug on the 'really' to get the point across. " When I say bad, I mean bad," He paused, and brought his hand up to his nape. Well, she had a point, there was some fun to the had at events like these. "But I suppose it wouldn't hurt to at least try." He gave her a small grin. " You might have to carry me to the finish line though."