𝐭𝐨𝐭𝐚𝐥 𝐨𝐩𝐩𝐨𝐬𝐢𝐭𝐞's (𝐦𝐚𝐤𝐢 𝐳𝐞𝐧𝐢𝐧 𝐱 𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐝𝐞𝐫)

𝐁𝐨𝐧𝐝𝐢𝐧𝐠...

Their you were in the same position for two hours?

A sudden loud ring terrified you, and you looked up to see where the noise was coming from; it was your phone, so you extended your arm, grasped it, and turned it off. It was already 5 a.m. when you groaned loudly. "Well two hours of sleep today how wonderful." You mumbled under your breath as you got out of bed and went through your normal routine of brushing your teeth, washing your face, getting dressed, and going to the cafeteria to eat.

As you were shutting your door, you noticed a familiar ginger doing the exact same thing. She recognized you and went rushing towards you, "Good morning, Y/n!" Nobara smiled, and you responded with a 'good morning' back. "Well someone is not in the mood techniquely your never on the mood."

"Hahahaha, very funny," you replied dryly, rolling your eyes dramatically. 

You were almost at the cafeteria's door when you noticed Megumi eating his breakfast, his eyes fixed to his phone, and he appeared to be reading something. 

He looked up to see you and Nobara, swallowed his meal to allow him to speak "good morning," and both of you returned the greeting. You stepped inside and took a tray to serve yourself, while Nobara did the same.

When you had filled your tray with food, you chose to sit alongside Megumi and Nobara. When you were halfway through your meal and heard footsteps alongside you, you didn't think much about it and continued eating.

"Hey guys." Early in the morning, you heard a voice that was a little too loud for your liking. When you turned to face the strange Panda you had met the day before, none of the three of you answered, which made it awkward. It was not your intention to turn around and see Maki. Panda saw how stiff you had become and said, "Don't worry, Maki isn't here yet." Making him chuckel, you exhaled deeply in relief and thought, "I'm safe for now."

You abruptly stood up, drawing attention from others to your sudden behavior. You didn't say anything as you walked silently out of the room to change into your training clothing. You wear black running shoes with a tank top in black and gray sweatpants.

You couldn't see the rest of the person when you first arrived at the training field, but you didn't give it much thought and chose to ignore the thought of a pair of legs lying beneath a tree. You felt something approaching you quickly as you warmed up, and when you looked up, you saw that it was a wooden sword. You managed to catch it just in time and looked at the wooden sword for a brief moment before looking up to see who it was—despite your best attempts to stay away from the girl that has evergreen hair—and sighed.

"Nice catch I guess for someone like you." You gave Maki a dead-pinned look as she said. 'What do you mean someone like me?' With a glaring expression. Maki suddenly took a combat stance and grasped the wooden sword that was exact the same as the one she had thrown at you.

"If you have an attitude like that, you should be good at fighting right?" Her voice was loaded with sacracasm. 'She seems to be trying to get under my skin, doesn't she?' You think to yourself as you take a deep breath. "I guess I'm a pretty good fighter, and besides I agree with you that statement of yours so I'm expecting an interesting fight with you." When you struck back at her, taking a similar fighting stance, Maki chuckled, partially out of anger but also out of excitement to fight you. "Ready Okkotsu?" Maki started to smile, ready to defeat you at any moment.

"Ready Zenin." After you said it, Maki made the first one to move charging towards you with full strength, swinging her sword toward you. Immediately you lifted up your sword to counterattack, and luckily it worked. You walked four steps backward to stay on your feet. You take a deep breath and sigh, relaxing your shoulders. "Is that all you got?" You taunt, raising your arm up to point your sword at her. You can see her resolve crumbling slowly as her jaw clenches. You can see the veins popping out of her hands as she grips the handle of her sword tighter. She positions her feet and glares at you. You grin and position yourself as well, watching her every move. The wind blows the clouds to cover the sun, both of you standing still. watching each other closely. When the sun peeks out from behind the clouds, it shines on her eyes, making the hazel color brighten and shine. You feel your knees weaken for a split second, and she uses that to her advantage. You blink, and suddenly she disappears, and re-appears right in front of you, thrusting her sword at you. Luckily, you dodge and use your sword to counter. You push the sword away from you but she pushes hers against yours. You're both stuck, any hesitant movement or adjustment could go wrong. You're both face to face. Your noses are centimeters away as you glare at each other. you grit your teeth, struggling to keep up with her strength and she grins. "I thought you were stronger."