"Hmmm… maybe you should join one!" Hana grinned. "Might help you burn off some extra energy so you don't set people on fire!" She chirped cheerfully as she stuck another apple slice in her mouth. "I don't think that's very healthy, for you or the environment. I've heard cremation is pretty bad for that reason. Releases bad things into the air, you know?"
(Hey, I'm so sorry I haven't been on. Things have been…..busy to say the least. I'm so sorry. I'm going to try to be on more starting today! Its nothing against you! My life just got a bit weird and hectic)
He shrugged "nah, that's just what hippies say" he rolled his eyes. "And she was annoying as hell. Even if I didnt have steam built up in me, I would have torched the bi-" he stopped himself before going any further, remembering who he was talking to.
"Well anyway, what clubs do you think I should join anyway? Not saying I would join one though" he says with a sigh. He guessed he could indulge her for a bit.
(No problem lol)
"Hmm…" Hana considered for a few seconds. "I know there's video game clubs, and I think there's a chemistry club! Maybe you can set things on fire there instead!" She grinned cheerfully as she looked up at him. "I've never been in a club since I don't know what I'd be good at, but I always thought it would be fun! Maybe improv?"
He considered it for a few seconds before speaking, "well for starters, im.not one for video games beleive it or not" he says with a shrug, tilting his head to the side for a second.
Chemistry sounded alright, and nomatter how much he denied himself, improv sounded pretty fun. The worst part was…he was good at it.
"Improv" he says shortly with a confident nod. "I like it"
"We should do improv together!" Hana grinned brightly, seeming very excited. "That would be so much fun! Then you could pretend to set people on fire instead of actually doing it!" She giggled a bit.
"Where do we sign up for clubs again? I think it's the bulletin board but I'm not sure…"
He only let out a breath through his nose instead of laughing, a smirk curved his lips before disappearing. His smile.was never one to stay for long. "Yeah, at the bulletin boards. Wanna go now? Or have you finished?" He asked, nodding towards her food
"Yeah, let's go!" Hana packed up her things and grabbed Min-Hyuk's hand to begin dragging him towards the bulletin board with the lists of clubs and sign up sheets. "Do you happen to have a pen on you? I think I do if you don't."
His intitial reaction was to say "why ask if you think you have one?" In a snarky tone. But he remembered who he was with. He was smart to say the least. As he knew if he hurt her in any way, the whole school would be after his ass.
Sonintead, he calmly, yet quickly got out a sleek black pen from his pocket, as he always kept it there. He drew on his arms and hands too often to not always have a pen on him.
"Yeah…here" he says giving it to her. "Just…very careful. It was kind of expensive"
"Alright! I'll be super careful with it!" Hana reached the bulletin board and found the improv sign up sheet. She quickly wrote her name in a cute, neat cursive and handed Min-Hyuk's pen back to him. "Here you go!"
He looked at her neat handwriting forna few seconds, jealous of how neat it was.
His was always a sloppy.mess in print, a small bit of korean mixing in at the end. That's just how he wrote though. He never had a problem with it.
"Done" he says now twirling the pen in his fingers.
"Improv huh? This is going to be interesting" he mumbled
"It's gonna be so much fun! Apparently they meet tomorrow afternoon, so we'll get to meet everyone else!" She grinned sunnily as she looked up at the sign up sheet. "I'm super excited! Are you excited too, Min-Hyuk?" She asked.
He was still overwhelmed by her enthusiasm but he liked it nonetheless. "Um…." he paused. Excited wasnt the word he would usually use for this. As he never really got excited for anything other than dark chocolate on sale after valentine's day.
"Well I'm looking forward to it I guess" he shrugged. "How many do you think will be there?"
Hana shrugged, looking at the list again. "Twenty or so people, maybe? Hard to tell." She hummed thoughtfully, still seeming to be in good spirits. "Well, we should probably head to our next classes! See you later, Min-Hyuk!" She waved and headed off down the hall.
He thought about it for a moment, trying to think about how he would go about interacting with that many people, or how he would strategically avoid them whilst still being able to talk to his newfound lovable friend.
But he thought a bit too long, as his thoughts were quickly interrupted by her voice.
"Oh…okay. see ya" he says, only a bit too late as she was already on her way down the long hallway.
(Time skip? Unless we can find something interesting to happen in the rest of the day?)
(We can time skip. Do you wanna do it?)
(Also, sorry I didnt reply. My life got too crazy for me to handle)
(Np, and sure)
(When should we skip to?)
(I mean we can always skip to the first club meeting or something?)
(Sure)
Hana headed to the Improv Club as soon as school ended, her usual grin plastered on her face. She set down all her things under a chair, which she then sat in to wait for the other members to arrive and for the club to begin.
A little while later Min-Hyuk opened the door hesitantly, peeking his head in first before fully stepping into the room.
He saw Hana and one other student, a boy that looked like he might start flirting but he didnt pay him much attention.
"Hey?" He says in more of a question, readjusting the bags strap on his shoulder
"Oh! Min-Hyuk! You came!" Hana grinned and jumped up. "Oh, you're late! I thought you were gonna forget!" She hugged him tightly, ignoring the other boy behind here. "I'm glad you came! I'm meeting so many nice people, come on, come on!" She pulled him over to the chairs by the hand and sat down.
Yet the boy still wasnt used to her enthusiasm, so he was rather startled. His arms tended up when she pulled him over but he didnt act on what his instincts told him. Which was to punch her in the face and threaten her if she touched him again.
Letting out a breath, Min-Hyuk sat down quietly and looked around the room, then to Hana. "Is this all?"
"Um… I think there's a few more people coming." Hana looked around, humming softly to herself. "I'm sure they just got hung up talking to their friends or doing homework." A couple other students eyed Min-Hyuk warily, but kept quiet.
He nodded, his arms crossed and a glare on his rest bitch face as he looked at everyone else, but turned back to Hana when she talked to him and his expression softened. Some might even have questioned if he were about to smile or not.
"Oh okay." He says tapping his foot. Just then two girls and one quite tall guy walked into the room.