Zero Gravity / 無重力(Gakuen Alice)

【Chapter 7】Remember the warning?

If this was the after effect of just playing one game of sports, then Yue is not even sure she would like to ever play sports again.

"So this is why the school board took away my p.e class......" The close-eyed bluenette whispered out loud. Her nightwear of a thigh length white long sleeved pajama dress under a long baggy grey cardigan that passed was at knees length. The soft familiar white sheets were covering her unmoving body, stopping at her stomach, her arms out on her sides laying over the sheets.

"Obviously if you don't have p.e and were given specific warnings to not overexert your body from the school, why would you just go ahead and do it?" The doc sighed irritable with a worried look on his narrowed eyes, wheeling his chair next to her to check on the IV that stuck to one of Yue's hands. She let out a small pout form on her lips, her face still calm and her eyes still closed naturally.

"But it was fun......even though it lasted short." She smiled softly, looking peacefully at sleep, although the doc knew better as he sighed and shook his head.

"That kid almost fried me alive when he came storming here with a fainted blue-haired girl in his arms. At least the worried Ruka calmed him down enough for me to take her away and heal her. Those scary red eyes don't seem like a kids'.......I think I owe that blondie a favor..." The doc mumbled on and on, knowing full well of Yue listening, her smile slowly forming into an amused silent chuckle.

"Your receiving nutrients from the IV since you won't be able to fully move your body for the next few days." He sighed and began to write down on the big stack of files that Yue vaguely remembered to be hers. She closed her eyes slowly again.

"I hope they won't get too worried..." She sighed softly, her mind slowly drifting off into an unconscious state once again.

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"Oh Mikan...." Yue was floating gently over the classroom full of students, her body transparent, azure eyes filled with sympathy and slight sadness at the view she was witnessing. Mikan was yelling about not seeing her grandpa, her friends showing her grandpa in a technic hologram from the machine on her classmates head. She was holding so much faith in the teachers, especially Narumi, which just made Yue shake her head in grief and sigh at how he easily fooled Mikan with fake smiles and words. When Yue heard a low cold voice, she easily floated next to Natsume who was sitting casually in the long chair, his elbows on the back edge desk, and his feet in the desk. Ruka listening intently like the rest of the class, except he had his rabbit in his arms. Speaking of those lil white fluffy creatures, where was Yue's? Cause she sure as hell didn't see her sweet bunny next to her.

She raised an eyebrow in thought but tuned back in just in time for Natsume to, -rather bluntly-, state some common sense into a suspicious Mikan's head. Yue sighed softy when he questioned as to why her grandma hadn't received any letters yet, Mikan backing away slightly in thought. Yue almost smiled at the thought of how different Natsume was treating Mikan now, even if it was cold, at least it was better than hostile. Ruka looked away as well when Natsume told Mikan that she's mistaken if she thinks she can trust any adult in this academy. Mikan took everything he said with reluctance and stayed silence, the class also in rare silence.

"What are you....." A shadow was cast over her eyes, Yue tilting her head with a sigh at how Mikan looked confused yet depressed now.

"This is a good opportunity, why don't you go find out the truth yourself?" He told her in a cold tune, standing up and walking out the classroom with Ruka behind. Yue was about to float after them but stayed when she felt the feminine Yuu walk up to a depressed Mikan.

"Natsume's been in a bad mood ever since this morning hasn't he..." He stared out the door in wonder, both eyebrows raised.

"Ah...." The pink curly haired girl smiled with pity as the straight dark blue haired girl finished for her,