Out of boredom

Sky woke up from one of his afternoon naps and lazily went to the fridge for snacks. But alas, the fridge has nothing but a pack of leftover excess cooked sheep meat from a certain incident. He doesn't feel like getting salty today so he just thought of buying groceries for today.

After dressing up, he began to panic as he forgot where he placed his dorm keys. After minutes of searching, he gave up and just decided to leave with his room unlocked after making sure that no one else in in the area.

"Why does the fridge have to empty now? Reaaally convenient" he grumbled to himself. Still groggy from his afternoon nap, he decided that a quick nap at the lobby would be nice. Walking past familiar faces, he then looked over the sofas, which were full of students, save for one with two girls. Sky walked over and sat on the other side of the sofa and began taking his sweet Zzs.

Jaya Mallard / Virtue

"The hell are you doing sleeping here?"

They were right at the dorms, for God's sake. What was this guy doing sitting next to her and then going to sleep? "Hey. Wake the fuck up. Go sleep in a dorm or something, not here."

She didn't even notice him at first, intent as she was on ignoring everything and staring at her phone while waiting for things to happen. And then there was that nice-looking girl with a collar who sat down on one side of the couch - a little different from what she normally considered "nice-looking," but still. Quietly she observed her with that perpetually smug grin of hers, thinking back to her visit to the coastline last week with an unrelated girl.

Then just as her thoughts were derailing to somewhere amusing someone else plopped in and began to sleep. Sleeping in the dorm lounge instead of just sleeping the actual dorm itself! That was a new level of plain wrong.

She poked him with a finger on the cheek, and then flicked another finger on his forehead. "Don't sleep here, idiot."

Now that she'd gotten a good look, she recognized him just a little. Well, maybe more than a little. It was that guy who messed up the cafeteria so hard that her own bad luck seemed to have transferred to him. "Wait, aren't you... aren't you that guy who ended up pissing off Iris?"

With one hand and a fit of laughter she punched him squarely in the shoulder. "If you had any idea how hard it is to piss her off, you'd be impressed as well... at least I am. Well fucking done, guy."

"Owwaa~?"
Sky was jolted awake by a sudden punch to the shoulder by a tomboyish looking girl he didn't recognize.

"If you had any idea how hard it is to piss her off, you'd be impressed as well... at least I am. Well fucking done, guy."

Oh.
Iris. Mmygod.

Sky shivered when had flashbacks of the cafeteria standoff. He then stared at the girl beside him. And stared a little longer.

Tomboys, one of his secret weaknesses.


His heart rate increased when her gaze met his. He tried replying but to no avail.
"I-I uhhh oh."
With a blushed face, he averted his eyes from her and saw the cute looking flustered girl trying to greet Jaya.

Sporty kawaii waifu grill. Another great weakness.

At this point, his body felt like jell-o and was blushing out of control. He stared at the two as his mind went blank.

[post dupe]

Jaya Mallard / Virtue

Interestingly enough, both of them seemed flustered and or embarrassed. It wasn't an unusual thing, it was just rare to see more than one at any time. Especially when the girls she spent the most time with weren't really the blushing type.

Jaya leaned in closer to Riina, who was at least still in control enough to be able to talk. This other guy was too soft, too easy for her to mess with. "I get stares a lot. Usually when I do things like -"

The distance between their faces shrank rapidly and Jaya planted a quick, soft kiss on her lips. "Things like that. Just say the word if you want some more, or maybe if you don't like that. Anyway."

She straightened out a little bit and then said, "Nice to meet you - ah, I'll figure out how to properly say your name later. I'm Jaya." She took the hand, turned a little on the couch to face the girl and give a firm handshake, feeling the skin of Riina's palms. Had she felt particularly inclined to, she'd have checked for muscles as well, having noticed a few cuts. "Can't say I've seen anyone else rocking chains and chokers recently... or you for that matter. How have I not seen you before?"

A little forcefully, she snapped her left hand over her shoulder to point at the boy with her thumbs.

He was still blubbering wordlessly. That made her grin become a little bit spiteful and mocking.

"What, you want some as well? I'd have considered it but... there's someone out there that really, really hates your guts as of last time she mentioned you."

"I'd have no problem with that.."
Sky thought. Or he thought that he thought that. Sky had no idea for he frequently thinks his thoughts out loud.

He sat there dumbfounded, staring at what just happened between the two girls, seeing the surface of a yummy yuri action unfold for the first time in his 18 years of existence.

What what what what what what what what what oh hey she is waving at me.
Seeing Riina wave at him, Sky managed to hold his shaking hand up and wave back at her.

Jaya Mallard / Virtue

Hmm. Riina didn't particularly say anything about liking or disliking what she just did. There were so many potential implications of that, implications which Jaya didn't particularly want to probe into. "Well. You got a warm welcome. Aren't I great?" She licked her lips a little and then winked, before laughing out loud. And then she laughed again at the boy's reaction to everything.

"Interesting idea... nope, not happening. Not that I got anything against you - well, maybe a few things - but you're not getting any, okay? I'd rather not pop by Iris's place later and have to tell her about you. She won't like the taste."

She threw her back onto the couch and spread her arms out, laid on the soft material. From a distance she probably looked like some arrogant man, what with her pose and that grin which never knew how to disappear. "Although, come by if you want to get lucky, and we'll see what I can do."

Chuckling lightly, Jaya turned her attention once more to Riina, fully expecting her statement to confound the boy out of context. Not many people were aware of her luck powers, as there were precious few people she was willing to pay the cost for. Willingly, anyway - Jaya had this annoying habit of giving people luck and then getting frustrated afterward.

Anyway. Those thoughts were getting too scattered.

"You have another place out in town or something? Classes have been up for a while, and if this is only your first time here then... ah, well, whatever. Let someone else do the thinking."