Reaper

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Jun giggled as the waiter commended her ability to charm girls. The way he was tiptoeing around the issue was rather cute, like he was afraid he would offend her and draw her ire. Well, he was accomplice to her petty revenge scheme, so perhaps he thought she might plot something similar if he pissed her off? She wouldn't do such a thing since he was just working here and trying to be friendly, as long as he didn't try to grope her or harass her like those dolts at the table did, things would be fine.

"Oh, I've had plenty of practice." Jun answered with a bemused expression at the waiter. "I'm not some rose bush full of thorns, waiter-kun. You don't have to act like you're standing before a tiger. I'm Jun Himura, third year at Warakuma High. What's your name? I could teach you a thing or two about a maiden's heart some time... or introduce you to a friend maybe?" She was joking at the last part, mostly, but breaking the ice might help. In any case, he seemed like a nice guy. A little on the timid side perhaps, but considering even the delinquents in school didn't dare to bother her, that wasn't saying much.

She took another glance around her and noticed a familiar face. It was one of the girls from the inn. The Scared Kitten, without Melon Chest at her side. They seemed rather close and she didn't seem the type to be wandering around town alone... Jun caught her eye and offered a polite wave and gentle smile before returning to her tea and book.

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Yoshida Book Cafe

Jun bowed humbly and shook her head. "No such thing is necessary. I'm just glad to be of service." She replied sultrily, moving a hand to brush a lock of hair behind the girl's ear. "Though, perhaps you could share a meal with me some time? Just basking in the presence of your beauty is reward enough."

Jun giggled and settled down back at her seat as her own order arrived, and she began digging in. She turned to waiter-kun, who had just brought it to her. "If you could send them the bill now, that'd be great." She requested with a sly grin across her features, laughing softly. "I'll jump in if the bad men try to hurt you." She added, doing her best impression of a charming knight in shining armour.

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Jun looked up from her book when she heard a shrill shriek pierce through the silence of the cafe. Some girl had spilled coffee on her clothes and gotten scalded, it seemed. While the staff were cleaning up the mess and tending to her, Jun removed her jacket and headed over.

"If it helps, Princess, you can have my jacket to cover the stains." She offered, bowing slightly with a charming smile, her Casanova mode engaged. "I hate to see such beauty marred by a mere stain. I would offer more had I anything else to give."

With words that might have belonged to the Drama Club rehearsing their plays, Jun passed along a jacket and returned to her table. As she passed by her stalkers at their own table, she offered a smirk and a condescending glare that seemed to taunt them about their lack of game.

Falling Skies: 7th Mobile Armor Suit Team

We're back in action! All hands to action stations! Scramble scramble scramble!

Falling Skies: 7th Mobile Armor Suit Team

Wait a minute... Aren't we towing Trapp back to the ship?

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Jun laughed politely at the waiter's response. "That is my intention. I'd deal with them myself but I don't have my shinai with me and the bill for my snacks are cheaper than hospital bills." She joked, though there was a hint of seriousness in her tone. "I appreciate it."

She crossed her legs and flashed a charming and gentle smile. She rested her face on one hand, leaning the elbow on the table as she spared a glance at the boys in question. They seemed smart enough to guess that she was deliberately ignoring them and her friendliness with the waiter was just pissing them off. Her prank might be lighting a powder keg at this point. Oh well, she would take responsibility if there were damages.

"Let me know if they start causing trouble and you need help, waiter-kun." She grinned with an air of mischief about her. There probably wouldn't be too much trouble, especially when she had that.

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Despite being Chiaki's cousin and the fact that she was the last person she was seen with...You'd think the police would interrogate Ayano more, eh? Or make her be more concerned and channel it via shitposting. But no, I'm a lazy ass. Writing an essay for Science and studying for English Lit. I swear I'm not looking at gay furry trash again honest.

@Haru Nyan

I'm surprised she didn't suspect that weary Yakuza Senpai

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Shizuka confirmed MC of otome game. Too many pretty boys in this RP.

@Sho Minazuki

Would that make Jun the yuri bait/reverse trap character?

Also, we'd have a lot of comic relief guys. Or BL best friends

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Finally got off my ass and posted.

Jun's just making trouble everywhere she goes :P

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May 3//Warakuma Mall

"Tch... They're still at it?" Jun commented to herself as she strolled around the mall. She had been doing walking around the building without purpose for a while now, though she was originally looking at some new clothes. Instead of her usual suit, today she was dressed like a girl for once, with a black tank top and plaid skirt hugging her figure while thigh high socks and boots completed her look.

After the night at the inn, Jun had deliberately been avoiding her father's men, even those in charge of guarding her. She was in a foul mood after being used as a "champion" to browbeat another gang into submission. It seemed her father had bribed her opponent to cheat and was banking on Jun reacting to it. If he had bothered to tell her about that little scheme, perhaps she needn't have gone that far. She was reprimanded for going so far as to break the guy's rib, although her own legs would have been broken had she not reacted.

For now though, it seemed her attempt to evade her father's men by dressing more girlishly had drawn attention from a couple of other teenage guys. They had been tailing her for some time, perhaps working up the courage to ask her to join them or waiting until she was alone to harass her. She could handle them easily, of course, but making a scene in public was sure to blow her cover and end her little breather from the house early.

"Let's try there." Jun ducked into Yoshida Book Cafe, hoping her followers wouldn't make a fuss in there.

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Yoshida Book Cafe

"Dammit, how much time do they have?" She wondered, flipping absently through a book while she was sipping on her green tea. They had been here for half an hour, and interesting as the book she had was, she didn't feel like burning her day until they got bored. Reality doesn't impress me. I only believe in intoxication, in ecstasy, and when ordinary life shackles me, I escape, one way or another. No more walls. She crooked an eyebrow at the line, the words resonating with her.

An evil plan occurred to her right then. She flipped through the menu and looked at all the expensive things they had. She called the waiter over and placed her order. "Oh, waiter-san, you mind billing my order to that table there?" She grinned charmingly. "My bodyguards will pay for my meal. Thanks!"