Winning Love by Daylight X Fire Force: Anti-Pillars

Spark

The Special Fire Force's job is to put infernals to rest and investigate the phenomenon of Spontaneous Human Combustion. Different companies are either controlled and backed by one of the big entities of the Tokyo Empire including Haijima Industries, The Tokyo Army, The Fire Force Defense Agency, and the Holy Sol Temple. However, it is possible for a company to act independently from any of them. There are 8 total companies and each have individual objectives in regards to the Special Fire force's Ultimate goal. Within Company 4, a dark girl with green hair and matching eyes, wearing the standard orange Special Fire Force jumpsuit, walks down a corridor to meet the captain. She opened the door to his office.

"Hello, captain?" The green haired girl asked. "Is there something you need me for-"

There are 3 other girls standing in a line before the captain of company 4, who is sitting behind his desk. One girl was wearing a religious habit of dark bluish-grey and blue, her brown bangs hanging from her head dress. She also dons long white sleeved gloves that goto her upper arm and white thigh high, opened toed, shoes. She is one of the sisters of the Holy Sol Temple currently under company 4. Her gentle brown eyes greets the girl with green hair. Another, a tall and slim girl in the same orange Special Fire Force jump suite has long white hair, gradiating into a very light lilac and separated on either side of the back of her head with dark purple scrunchies. Her dark lipstick and violet eye-shadow are very noticeable against her pale skin. She smiles gently with her eyes closed. The third, of a larger stature with long wavy brown hair, hazel eyes, and tan skin. The top sleeves of her jumpsuit were wrapped around her waist, revealing her black, thick strap tank top. She was surprised to see the girl with green hair. Both of them grit their teeth and glare at each other. They walk closer towards each other, shouting "YOU!!!" The two other girls were taken aback. The captain remained still, with his hands interlocked in front of his face.

"What are you doing here, Maya?" the tan skinned girl asked.

"Why do you think I'm here, Kiana?" retorted the green haired girl.

The two other girls looked at each other and then back at the girls who are shooting piercing glares at each other. They grit their teeth and growl in irritation and intimidation. The tension became almost tangible. Soon, Kiana raised a fist with the intention to strike Maya, while she readied her hand as a small spark of electricity flashed between her fingers.

The tension was then broken by the sudden sounding of a whistle from the captain, who was now standing behind his desk. All of the girls turned to look at him. Most of his dark blonde hair was slicked back, save for different sized strands in his front that spike about. His sharp blue eyes stared intensely at the two girls who were arguing. His orange jumpsuit was partially opened and a red whistle, with a string wrapped around his neck, is currently in his mouth. He inhales and then blows through his whistle in a specific pattern and rhythm, as if trying to communicate. Kiana groaned a little in response.

The tall girl laughed a little in slight annoyance and nervousness but continued in courtesy saying, "Uh, captain Paat, you know that people can't understand you when you try and talk using your whistle, so can you please stop that? It's better to get your point across the first time, right?"

The captain then looked at her. The girl in the habbit then spoke up. "He was just saying how they are special fire force soldiers and that they should act like it. There's no point in fighting people who are on the same side as you." The other girls looked at her in surprise.

"Uhh, What?" Maya said in confusion.

The Tall girl then asked, "SoFi, for as long as I've known you, since when can you understand him?"

"Oh," said SoFi, "it isn't really complicated, Emily. If you pay attention enough times, you can understand where he's getting at."

"That still doesn't make sense," Kiana said.