<div class="floatleft">(https://s20.postimg.org/jpam6d9sd/Valsche.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Valsche<br/><strong>Time:</strong>After School<br/><strong>Location:</strong>ES Club Room<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Chiharu, Open<br/><strong>Notes:</strong><br/><hr/>With Ian and Blair’s attention so fervently occupied with their nonsensical shenanigans, there was little doubt in Valsche’s mind that his departure would be left unimpeded by any of the others. Joanna and Adelaide might have spared a comment or two, but Valsche was confident that neither of them would demand his presence in any case. As for Chiharu… well, he clearly hadn’t given the girl enough thought to realize she’d be the one to jump snappishly on his case. In truth Valsche had hoped that either the junk-like evidence scattered across the table, combined with her holy crusade against the culprit would be enough to keep her preoccupied enough. But alas it seemed Chiharu was indeed a woman, and that sadly meant she could nag her insanity upon multiple people, on numerous fronts simultaneously.<br/><br/>Sighing in an overly exaggerated manner and casting a half hearted sideward glance towards the source of the venomous whining. Chiharu’s berating of his non-commitment shouldn’t have come across as a surprise to any of those present… and yet Valsche had naively hoped that her tyrannous orderliness would cease along with the ringing of the final school bell. Such logic however was clearly completely lost on the girl, and Valsche was almost certain that Chiharu would either die in an alley with a knife sticking out of her back, or would overwork herself to the point of collapsing at the most inopportune time.<br/><br/>“I have to admit, I’ve never met anyone who’s been so interested in how I spend my free time” Valsche scowled, expressing his clear displeasure at being halted. This wasn’t the first time Chiharu had impeded on his freedom of existence, and unfortunately Valsche was certain it wouldn’t be the last. In fact, Valsche was certain that his unpopularity amongst the female populace, could only be matched by the disdain held towards Chiharu from the male students; most of which liked to mess around and be a bit disorderly from time to time.<br/><br/>“If you’re so desperate, I suppose you can tag along. Who knows, you might even learn how to have a good time” Valsche joked, knowing full well that Chiharu would never enjoy squandering her time doing something unproductive. The thought surprisingly lingered within his mind for a few moments as he pictured dragging Chiharu into a maelstrom of trouble and mischief, his mind’s eye relishing the expression of anguish and frustration it’d undoubtedly cause on the prissy-uptight girl’s features.<br/><br/>“Though what insanity makes you think I’m friends with-” he started, only to be interrupted as he cast his eyes over towards Ian; who had simultaneously decided to start allocating people tasks and partners. Whether Ian had taken Valsche’s invitation towards Chiharu seriously or not was unclear, as Valsche honestly doubted Ian had the wits to notice sarcasm, even if it was staring him right in the face. Though with that said… joining up with crazy Adelaide, or creepy Joanna didn’t seem any more ideal. Critical Chiharu was far from an ideal partner, but he supposed he had to take some comfort in knowing Chiharu wouldn’t start accusing goblins and fairies for the missing lunch.<br/><br/>“Fine, whatever” he scoffed rudely, marching back over towards the table and unceremoniously latching a firm grip around Chiharu’s wrist. Only to roughly tug her towards the door with hasty enthusiasm. “Lets go Little Miss Perfect, time to go badger and obstruct those hard working afterschool sportsmen” he snickered crudely, not even bothering to check if Chiharu had made a grab from the dirty sweater.<br/>