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[hr]| April 11th, 2018 | Hintori Highschool - Archery Club  |[@Hero]|
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Yori took in the captain's explanation silently, slow to respond with multiple thoughts swirling behind the dour gaze that met Anzu's pointed one. Though she did eventually speak, her unwillingness to do so was clear by the sour expression on her face. [color=c4df9b]"...Right."[/color]

Intellectually, she understood that the various clubs and the Student Council had different priorities and that a compromise needed to be made in order for both parties to benefit from what was left of the budget. That the Student Council probably had bigger problems than any financial shortages the smaller clubs needed to fix in order to stay afloat, such as the Archery Club. That she probably didn't even understand the full situation and that she was stepping into a field she had no expertise in.

Emotionally, however, all she could feel is that the big bad group of student leaders was bullying the smaller clubs into either shrinking even further or disappearing entirely. Her first instinct is to deal with problems immediately, not to bargain for little bandaids. Maybe it was just the rumors finally getting to her, or just seeing her former vice-captain running around to deal with the problems herself, but Yori couldn't help but blame Nakano, a girl she'd never even met.

[color=c4df9b]"I'll follow your lead, Kogoro-senpai. I offered to help, after all, not to muck things up for you,"[/color] she continued, clearly unhappy with the situation, but willing to put her personal methodology aside to reach the compromise Anzu wished for rather than the clear cut solution she wanted.[/indent]