Heart on Your Sleeve, huh?

Chapter 2 - A Date With The Dragon Tamer?

As you step into the meeting room, you are greeted with an unexpected scene. Relatively calm, yet you notice a few things.

After turning back around from shutting the meeting room door behind you, you spot three kids huddled into the corner, giggling over something they were all looking at. Probably something dumb on one of their phones. You wondered why they were even at a meeting for gym leaders.

One was in a cute orange blouse and gray slacks, she had short dirty blond hair and looked REALLY buff for a little kid, she was kinda scary.

The second kid was in a white button down with black slacks, yet he had bright purple suspenders and an interesting mask covering his entire face.

The last kid seemed a bit older than the other two, but presumably not by much. He had white curly hair, and was wearing a very bright pink blazer over a light blue button up, and white slacks. Interesting choice, but eye catching nonetheless.

They all took notice of you, and not recognizing you they all gave each other a confused look, but returned back to whatever they were giggling at.

At the actual table there were a few actual adults chatting about something.

There was a young looking woman, she had beautiful blue streaks in her long dark hair, with gold accents clipped into her locs. She sported a deep blue business-casual dress, and black toeless pumps. She was talking to two other people, one just looked like a giant adorable teddy bear of a man, who was dressed in a dark gray suit, adorned with different green and white accents.

The other man she was talking to seemed significantly older, like he was even further past retirement than your mother was, but he was wearing just a bright red button up, with a light gray sport coat which he had taken off and hung over his shoulder, and some black slacks. The pretty woman took notice of you first out of the group, giving you a small smile and a wave, the others in that group took notice and followed her lead, then resumed normal conversation.

You were surprised that you were even able to take notice of any of that, considering the very loud conversation of laughs and jokes that was near the head of the meeting table that finally managed to pull your attention.

A man who's appearance took you by surprise at first, with his long and fluffy purple hair, and glowing golden eyes. He was wearing a silly baseball cap with a drawn on crown on the underside of the bill, with a purple button up, sparkly gold tie, and light gray suit bottoms. Some interesting fashion in this room.. you took notice of the man he was with as well, a bright orange headband and an orange button down to match, a deep purple tie, and a full gray suit.

Damn, he looked good, you thought to yourself, before you were snapped out of it by the purple haired man's gaze, you were pretty sure that that was the new chairman, previously the champion. Before, you know, the whole darkest day fiasco.

You didnt recognize many people here, you didn't ever really keep up with the league's politics or online presences. It just didnt interest you very much, and you felt as though you didnt really need to know about any of that. You regretted that now, of course, seeing as you couldn't find anyone to talk to. But his golden eyes seemed to light up at the sight of you, and he waved you over to him and the guy in the orange headband. You complied, hesitantly half-shuffling your way over to him, you weren't in your element, when you had gotten the notice for the meeting, it insisted on you wearing something business to business-casual, so much to your dissatisfaction, you complied.

You were wearing a tight, and might you add, much too short pencil skirt, as it was all you could find on such short notice, and a sap green blouse tucked into it and finally a pair of sap green heels to match. As much as you hated how it felt and having to try to move around in it in a non-awkward way, you had to admit that you looked pretty damn good. It was a big confidence boost to be honest, made all of this less nerve wracking.