((Forward dated to tomorrow because I'm slow at commenting. This is an open log that anyone can participate in! Set in the cafeteria at lunch on the first day of the high school au virus ( Read more... )

Chika was bored. He'd actually finished his homework, he was so bored. Junpei wasn't around to hang out with or play video games, and all his solo games just seemed... boring. He couldn't even take an extra shift at the store, because the manager had grumbled that he had to let the other employees have some hours ( Read more... )

The dilapidated cafeteria was all but empty, only the soft clicking of Chika's chopsticks making any sound in the big room. Koyomi had already finished and gone, Soutetsu was off on one of his random trips, and Shito was holed up in his room doing - gods knew what. Ordinarily Chika might have assumed 'studying', but they didn't have any homework at ( Read more... )

There were half a dozen things Chika should have been doing. His homework was piled on his desk, three days late and not even glanced at; his boss at his part-time job was probably wondering what the hell had happened to him; there were plenty of zombies out there to hunt, to make his next payment on his loan ( Read more... )

Things were... looking up. Despite the utter disaster at the mayor's dedication of the Supehero Memorial Bridge - how was he supposed to know both the LAPD and Captain Hammer watched his BLOG? - and the resulting terrifying ultimatum from Bad Horse, things were definitely looking up ( Read more... )

Chika stood staring after the beatiful redheaded girl from the laundromat - Penny. Her name was Penny. What a beautiful name. "She talked to me," he sighed. Then the sigh turned from dreamy to melancholy. "Why did she have to talk to me now? Maybe I should just ( Read more... )

Chika hit 'post' and leaned back in his chair, snickering. Man, whoever that chick from 'Fire Nation' was supposed to be, she sure couldn't take a joke. And all that crap about everyone being her underlings. Chika hoped she was just a character, because otherwise she was an unbelievably stuck-up, spoiled bitch ( Read more... )