Outside the Dorms; After Detention, Saturday.

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Sakurazaki is being a very good and respectable sort of girl. She's out flying around the dorms and the grounds, literally, with many black garbage bags, cleaning up the mess that the unruly mob had created. Damn, there was a lot of toilet paper out here. A lot. It was chaos, utter chaos, so she didn't mind the work, setting about the task dilgently and letting her mind try to actually sort out the events.

What the hell was she thinking?


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Teddy walked back from detention, feeling rather good about how it went. Fighting crazy villains was definitely his forte.

He saw Setsuna soaring around in the sky and grinned. Teddy removed his shirt, because this was his favorite one and he didn't want to rip it.

He flapped his wings and moved to meet up with Setsuna. "Need some help?"

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Sakurazaki was trying to get a particularly persistant strand from being wrapped around a seemingly random vertical poll when she started moving around again and nearly ran into Teddy. But she was able to halt herself, blinking at first, but then a light smile showing up on her face. It would take a while to get use to someone else in her air space.

"Sure, Teddy, thanks. There's some garbage bags back down there, if you want to just grab one. I find it's a lot easier to get some of this stuff when you're not kept grounded."

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"No problem!"

Teddy swooped back down to retrieve the bags and began to pick up as much paper has he could, shoving it into the bag. He landed on a particularly high tree that he had circled with the TP, tangling it to the point where ripping it off in sections was the only way to get it all off.

He called over to Setsuna, "So how pointless was the detention?"

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"Pointless?" Sakurazaki seemed surprised that he would describe it as such, giving him a look that suggested as much as she stuffed more toilet paper into her quickly filling bag. "I rather enjoyed it; the fighting and the obstacle course were a good, unexpected bit of training."

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He nodded in agreement with her statement, gliding to the next tree over. "It was fun, but detention is supposed to be a punishment, not training. It just makes me want to get in trouble more often. And find out the tragic back-story of The Chair-Head."

He tossed a filled garbage bag down onto the ground, and hoped nobody would wander under during that time.

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"I have to agree with that," she noted. "The last detention I had...which I got because of the lottery thing, nothing that was actually my fault, mind you...we had to solve a mystery. My spying got such a great excersize."

Sakurazaki paused, glancing around. "...Almost makes me wonder what I should do to get detention next week..."

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Teddy grinned evilly. "Then maybe we should all keep doing stuff like this." He said as he gestured toward the pile of toilet paper.

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"Or maybe something with a little less clean-up..." Sakurazaki said after a moment.

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Teddy cocked his head to the side. "You make a valid point."

"And maybe something that won't get us kicked out of the school for getting too many detentions."

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"Do you think they can do that?" Sakurazaki asked with a wide-eyed gasp. She really had been thinking of collecting as many as she could for the valuable training experiences. But she definately didn't want to get kicked out of Fandom.