Nothing But Trash

The adventure of three idiots! They're making WHAT?!

     I laughed at the panting idiots on the floor. It took about two hours for them to tire themselves out enough to be unable to move. I skipped over to them, staring at their sweaty figures with a massive grin on my face, I won of course.

    "That's not fair!" Ken shouted. "Two hours of us fighting as hard as we could and you don't even have a scratch on you!" He said, taking deep breaths between shouts.

    "She's not even breathing heavy!" Kei said incredulously, "I wouldn't be able to tell she was in a fight if I weren't the one who got my ass beat" he said, huffing afterwards in an attempt to regain his breath. I laughed and shook my head, running my hand through my curl as I stared down at them.

    "To be honest I could've destroyed you in under five minutes," I chirped. "I just wanted to mess with you two and tire y'all out." I said with a cheesy wide grin, my hair falling into my face again. I laughed as they glared at me, sweat glistening off their faces. 

     "It's not my fault!" I defended, my hands up. "Just because I look different," I gestured to my body, "doesn't mean my personality has changed!" I said as I rolled my eyes and laughed.

    "Whatever" The two said. I pouted and folded my arms, tapping my foot as I waited for them to get back up. Five minutes later and they were still laying down.

    "C'mon guys, I want to actually do something! Let's go!" I said, dragging out 'go'. They huffed and heaved themselves to their feet, groaning at the effort. I swear I could hear them mumble something about me 'not understanding how hard it was for them' and how 'hard it is to deal with this much pain' and that 'the struggle is real'. (I snorted at that last one, but I don't think they heard me)

     I rolled my eyes again and grabbed their wrists, running ahead as I dragged them forward. What? I don't have much patience. They whined but let me drag them through the dirt as they ran to keep themselves on their feet. Soon enough we had enter the buildings again and were running through the white halls.

    "Where are we going?!" Kei questioned, his eye twitching. We'd been running through this wanna-be-castle for about ten minutes now and have yet to come across the room we were previously in.

    "I'm trying to get back to the room with the Panda!" I shouted back.

    "Why are you screaming!" Ken shouted back.

    "Because you're scaring me!" I said, laughing as I charged up another flight of stairs. They took deep breaths as they tried to keep up with my furious pace. Oh well, their fault for not giving up sooner.

    "Do you even know how to get there?!" Kei asked, panting as we reached the top of the stairs.

    I shrugged, "Nope, I'm just hoping we'll find it as we run!" I said with a grin as I pushed open some doors with my shoulders, my hands still clamped around their wrists. I laughed as we passed other arrancar, scaring some to the point they screamed, and bumping into others so hard they flew into a wall.

    "Suki! Stop, I cant breathe! Suki!" Kei shouted again.

    "Maybe if you stopped yelling you'd have more breath to use!" I shouted as I pressed them harder. Kei huffed and glared at me, but stopped talking as he attempted to catch his breath again. Ken merely groaned, but didn't complain(isn't he a team player!). I laughed and ran down another flight of stairs, arrancars pressing themselves against the walls in an attempt to stay out of my destructive path. I flew through the hall, my eyes switching from door to door as I looked for something--anything--familiar.

     I took a sharp left, Ken struggling to keep his footing as Kei slipped and fell to the floor. I giggled and continued my brisk pace, dragging Kei across the floor until he managed to maneuver himself back to his feet. I tossed myself at another set of doors with a grin on my face, slamming them open with an unneeded amount of force, the sound of them bouncing into the wall--and probably denting it--resounding through our ears as we darted down the path of white.