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Fandom High Welcome Picnic, Front Lawn of the School, All Day: Part II

Behold! More tables and chairs, away from all the informational stuff! Enjoy the food!

[OCD is up! This is the FIRST post for general mingling. Please use this post first, if your browser can handle the comment load. Roommates, fake siblings and teachers are here and there is more room for mingling here.]

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"So how many people run away screaming their first day?" Ichigo wondered. He wouldn't blame them.

"Hmmm. Most people last a week or two before running for the hills?" she said. "I mean, generally, if they're going to stick 'round they make it past the first half a semester."

Heh.

"I'll last," he assured her, cockily, because he got through anything. there was a voice, far at the back of his mind right now, which was laughing and promising he wouldn't. He ignored it.

"Prove it by doing so," she challenged him. "And then I'll believe you."

"You're on," he found himself making his second deal today. This one was probably more challenging. It hardly was trying to get through Soul Society with every shinigami in the area on his heels.

Ino grinned. "I think we're going to get along just fine."

"I'll take that as a compliment. I wouldn't want a ninja trying to kick my ass," he remarked. Not that he wasn't used to getting kicked around by women.

... And now he was wondering if Tatsuki could beat a ninja. His brain needed a break.

"Totally a compliment," she informed him. "And don't you forget it. I've got a temper."

Understatement, really. Just ask anyone.

A perky one from where he was looking. "I have two younger sisters, I think I can handle it." Ichigo thought he could handle a lot. On this front, he was possibly right. If being childish and kicking someone was considered handling it.

"I never had a sibling 'til I came here," she told him. "It's a bit odd, really. But I like it."

It helped, really, that she could boss most of them 'round and they'd listen to her.

"It's okay," he allowed. It wasn't like he was going to admit out loud that he did like having younger sisters. That didn't go much with his image either. "So people take it serious then?"

"It depends on the people, really. But all of my siblings take it pretty serious," and, well, put someone under Ino's care and she's going to take care of them dammit whether they want her to or not. "I think more do, than don't. For some of the people here, what the school assigns them is the only family they've got."

Ichigo paused an he hoped she wouldn't take his question as rude. "Do you?"

"Yeah," she said, chin going up. "I do. Anyone wants to hurt my siblings' then they're going to have to go though me first."

He'd meant about her family, but this answer was good too any he grinned. "I'll try not to give you reason to."

"Most of 'em can defend themselves," she admitted. "But, seriously, wrath of the sister is an excellent threat. I've got only brothers here, you see. Not a single girl amongst them all."

"And brothers need more protecting?" he asked.

"Totally," she assured him. "Because girls have more sense."

Oh how he could argue about that. Except for where most girls in his life did have more sense than the guys. "Okay, maybe that's true but I'm used to being the big brother."

She grinned. "Well, see, that gives you a bit of an edge. 'Cause then you've got being sensical to a degree already."

"I'm always sensical," he said instantly. He really, really wasn't.

"Well," she amended, grinning a bit at him. "In relation to your younger siblings safety, I'd be willing to say you are at least."

Anything else, really, was up for grabs.

"You're going to be handful, aren't you?" he realized as he couldn't decide whether that was a good or a bad thing.

"Always am," with a wise little nod. "And I like it that way."

Really, Ichigo was very much unsurprised. "I'll try to keep it in mind, Ino. So what year are you in?"

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