#sergeantofjupiter

“Oh my goodness.”  Midori springing from the couch made Mizuiro flinch slightly. He still couldn’t get used to how lively Sergeant expressed himself. Well, he seemed to be on board with the idea that’s for sure.

Midori’s reaction was out of Mizuiro’s expectations, but he didn’t seem to mind. He couldn’t help but chuckle to himself. Watching Midori going on and on about future plans and getting increasingly excited, it was....

It was kind of cute.

Mizuiro patiently waited for Midori to take a pause inbetween his ramblings before finally interjecting.

“Well, my friend, it seems we’re on the same page, so let's get started right away.” He rested a hand on Midori’s shoulder but then immediately retracted. "First of all, we should make up a plan. How big do you want the event to be? Who’s being invited? Where is this going to take place? There’s a lot to consider. You can count of my staff if you need help with preparations. Well, and myself, of course, I can help, too."

Boot up his mecha to get the tie? Buy a new one? No-no, neither of those.

He asked his good chap Midoribon to come to Mercury, for “something important”. Without telling what it is, of course. So here they were, in the current state of things.

A strong gust of wind brushed through the area. Light-blue b-daman was growing gradially anxious. His key accessory could slip away at any moment.

“Careful please!” Mizuiro shouted to sergeant. “Don’t lose the tie!  It’s one of a kind!”

['Good afternoon, Midoribon. My deepest apologies for the late reply, I've gotten rather busy as of late. A lot of paperwork to take care of.']

A lie.. Mizuiro sighed. He didn't want to lie to Midori, but he couldn't have him to know the truth about how he spent the night. Frankly, he'd be more than glad if they never spoke of it again and acted like nothing ever happened.

Maybe if they could just avoid the subject..

['But I am doing well, thank you for asking, what about you?']

['How's your training coming along?']

“WOOOOOOOOOOOO!!”

Upon observing the place he found himself stuck in, Akabon’s been struck with the best idea ever: to slide down the railing of a long stairway in the main hall of the mansion, making the loudest shout that has ever echoed through the coridors leaving the place’s residents dumbfounded and alarmed. And sure enough, that’s exactly what he did. As he reached the end of the stairway he jumped off the railing and successfully landed.

“Yeah, this place is awesome!!” He shouted in excitement, but then he heard someone calling to him. Aka quickly turned around to see a green weird-like bomberman, presumably talking to him.