<div class="floatright">(https://i.imgur.com/1DbJUec.png) (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=331816.msg15826349#msg15826349)</div><hr/><hr/><strong>Power Level:</strong>650;<strong>Power Up:</strong>140;<strong>Power Spent/Raised &amp; Available:</strong>10/130<br/><strong>Defense:</strong>50;<strong>Hits:</strong>100;<strong>Move:</strong>11<br/><strong>Condition:</strong>N/A<br/><strong>Action Summary:</strong>N/A<br/><hr/><hr/>Okura could not fathom why Catsu was so terrified, but she decided it best not to comment further: they were going to be late for homeroom, after all, but even if they weren't, the Saiyan was well aware that there would be plenty about human behaviour that she just wouldn't be able to understand. She had been raised differently, and whilst she could appreciate the concept of modesty, she still couldn't bring herself to empathise with the earthlings' abject fear of the naked form.<br/><br/>When they regathered in the costume storage room after classes, Catsu and Spring did their best to explain to her, but it was of little use. In Okura's mind, there was no shame in showering using the school's own facilities: not only was it expected, it was a completely normal thing to do, and anyone who expressed legitimate shock at the practice clearly had never engaged in the activity themselves. Why should a high school student performing this rote act be shocking? Why would it be a detriment to their standing and career? Okura didn't understand, but she didn't have to in order to help her friend.<br/><br/>Once they had finished trying to explain the unexplainable to Okura, Spring chose to address the Saiyan's previously suggested idea of approaching the faculty.<strong>"Probably shouldn't go to the Principle, I think. He isn't much of a fan of anything that causes damage to him or the school's reputation in the public eye. It's why he comes down hard on unsanctioned fighting. Something like this blackmail, he'd expel both on the spot just to be rid of it."</strong><br/><br/>Okura's brow furrowed, and her smirk became humourless: they certainly weren't wrong about the Principle. Folding her arms, she leaned against the wall as she listened, her bright blue eyes shifting between the two other girls until, after a brief pause, Spring spoke up again.<strong>"Okura, maybe we can catch the blackmailer in the act. On your original idea, we can have my drone for the science fair hide in the bleachers of the gymnasium and record the encounter. Capture some audio of the situation and we use that for the evidence instead? Then you're free to clean his perverted clock!"</strong><br/><br/><strong>"Clean his...? Oh, you mean deck him in the snoz,"</strong>replied Okura, her smirk becoming a mischievous grin. She righted herself, and nodded.<strong>"Sounds good to me."</strong><br/><br/>Caught up in the budding enthusiasm of the room, Catsu ensnared Okura in a surprise embrace and lifted her bodily up off of the ground. The Saiyan's eyes widened in surprise, and she laughed heartily when returned to her feet. Producing a confident and exuberant thumbs up, Okura said,<strong>"Don't you sweat it, kid. I got this."</strong><br/><br/>When Spring knelt down and began pulling complex electronic parts out of a metallic case, the Saiyan's brow rose in abject confusion. That Catsu looked less surprised wasn't comforting, and Okura looked between them back and forth rapidly, suddenly feeling very out of place.<br/><br/><strong>"This was for the science fair?"</strong>asked Catsu.<br/><br/>Spring shook her head and smiled confidently.<strong>"I was hoping Okura could test the real thing. This is just a little droid for my robot fights. Don't worry, we'll be ready."</strong><br/><br/><strong>"If you're expecting me to do anything other than bat that thing around, I'm afraid you might have the wrong girl,"</strong>Okura replied, indicating the array of parts with a jab of her forefinger.<strong>"Just looking at it all is giving me a headache - best not to ask me to operate it or anything. Not if you want it back in one piece, I mean."</strong>