ストイック

BACK OFF THIS JUNKO IS MINE

     It wasn't very like her to not pay attention to her surroundings, to not be aware of what was going on, especially to the point where she runs into someone, yet, there Ikusaba stood, blinking a bit at running into the others back. Perhaps it was that she wasn't paying attention, or that she simply missed the other being in her path. A frown came to her lips a bit, not much of one, though. 

     "I'm sorry about that. I didn't see you there."  At that, Ikusaba finally looked up at who it was that she had run into, the dark unkempt hair being a key identifier, although, should that not key her in, his disheveled appearance and attire certainly would. Yasuke Matsuda, an upperclassmen that she knew of from hearing of how amazing it was to have a talent such as his at such a young age, but also from his relationship with her sister. She held no real strong opinion of the neurologist one way or the other, but that didn't mean Ikusaba intended to have long drawn out conversations with him, especially knowing the sharp tongue of his, a blade at the ready to be drawn and attack, slashing whomever was his opponent down.  It wasn't really the type of combat that Ikusaba would like to partake in, physical being her strong suit much more than the use of words and the girl knowing very well that she wouldn't be able to hold up against him in something like the tossing of insults back and forth, and her years as a mercenary made her very aware that trying to hold your ground on someone who outranks you in skill was a foolish move.

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✚: A farewell letter.

     In rather rushed handwriting, a letter laid on the girl’s bed, waiting for her to read with the hopes that her sister would be long gone by then. It looked like many things had been written and erased, the page nearly at the point of being torn from how many times things had been recanted, but there were two sentences that apparently had been decided to be the proper thing to say.