Lieutenant of the Otonokizaka-kai Umi Sonoda vs. Lieutenant of the Namuko-kai Chihaya Kisaragi

“You never cease to amaze me, Umi.”

“Looking at you standing here now, I’m actually kind of relieved.  I was really starting to doubt my ability to judge someone’s character.”

Umi took a few steps toward Chihaya, her gaze firmly fixed on her one time idol.

“You really are a woman with big dreams.”

Chihaya stood her ground, not flinching once.  Umi then continued,

“I’ll give you points for leaving Minase-san.  But stealing Maki’s money for your own justice?  That’s absurd.”

Umi then drew her gun, poised like a cowboy of the wild west..

“That’s why I’ve gotta stop you here and now, Chihaya-san.”

“You’re more than welcome to try.”  

Chihaya then drew her combat knife and pistol.  

“Impressive.  You know, if you had been this ambitious when I first met you, we could’ve avoided this mess.”  Umi sounded impressed upon seeing the weapons of Chihaya.

“You can’t turn back the clock, Umi..  Regrets aren’t worth a damn.”

“Agreed.  Shall we dance, Chihaya-san?”  

Umi kept her gun fixated on Chihaya’s head.

“Let’s go, UMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII~~!”

Chihaya then darted towards Umi, gun and knife both drawn for a close-range fight.

Written by Francis Bautista, Gerald “GeroumiP” Lappay, and art from Hiroki Ree.

The written short story didn’t make it into the second volume of our zine, our bad.  At least it’s here now!