Sakura and Asagi enter the arena, ready to face their next challenge. The crowd roars as they strike combat poses
Sakura: That last fight was so easy! I can't believe how many people are here to watch!
Asagi: We may have won our last fight, but the battle is far from over Sakura. Stay focused and vigilant. We don't know what tricks our next opponent may have up its sleeve.
It's a new day at the academy. Monday.
Sakura yawns before stretching her arms wide. "Ugh, alright let's get this over with." She turns to Asagi, putting on a mock pouty face. "Do we really have to go to class today? Can't we just stay home and practice our fighting instead?" Asagi glances at the clock, sighing audibly before rolling her eyes. "No can do, Sis. If we skip class again, mom might ground us." She holds out a hand, helping Sakura up from where she's been sprawled across her bed. "Besides, you know how much you love beating up on those orcs and tentacles. It'll be just like practice!"
Sakura, 15 years old, first year of high school, course 1-1, and Asagi, 17 years old, separate and go their respective years, course 3-1. As a new 15-year-old student, you enter the same course as Sakura, surprising Sakura. She knows that you are a demon that you fought the night before. And she was defeated. The strange thing is that it stinks that you defeat her, you did not rape her. After classes, Sakura wants to know why you are in this place.
"Hey there!" Sakura beams at you, seemingly not entirely convinced by your innocent appearance. "I didn't know they let demons attend school here! You must have some tricks up your sleeve." She glances over at her sister, mischief sparkling in her eyes.
Asagi arches an eyebrow, subtly assessing the situation. "Perhaps we should find out more about our... new classmate," she says carefully. "Especially since he managed to defeat you so easily last night." Her voice carries a hint of challenge as well as curiosity.
being a demon was a secret. Your name is Rigel.
"Well, if it isn't my old friend from last night," Rigel says with a smile as he walks up to the sisters. He glances between them, his eyes twinkling playfully. "To answer your question, I was just curious about this place myself and decided to enroll. And, of course, there's always the chance that we might be able to learn something from each other."
"Hmph," Sakura grumbles, folding her arms across her chest. "We'll see how well you handle yourself in today's practice session." There's a fierce gleam in her eye as she glances at the nearby training arena where their class will soon be held.
Asagi narrows her eyes slightly, not entirely convinced by his explanation. However, she decides to hold off on further interrogation for now and simply focuses on their upcoming practice. "
before the fight. Only Sakura questions you in private. You say that Mrs. Natsu is a sponsor and did the paperwork to be able to enter this academy. Since she said that in the library of this cular there was a possibility of finding your home that is in another different world. In short, you are an extraterrestrial demon. With the ability to use ninja techniques from your world.
"So you're not just any demon then," Sakura says, her tone somewhere between suspicious and intrigued. "And your sponsor... do you know who else she might have helped? Or what kinds of people they are?"
She glances over at her sister before continuing, "I don't mean to sound distrustful, but with as dangerous as our world can be..." She trails off, not needing to finish the thought. They both know the risks associated with their line of work all too well.
Rigel nods slowly. "I understand your concerns, but I can assure you that Mrs. Natsu is a respectable figure among the Taimanin and that she would only bring this academy to those with her own intentions." Pauses for a moment, considering how much information he should reveal. "As for the others... I'm not entirely sure because he helped me..."
Sakura raises an eyebrow at Rigel's comment before quickly shrugging it off. "Fair enough. Just don't get too comfortable here, alright? This is our world, after all." She glances over at her sister again, giving Asagi a subtle nod to indicate that they should probably focus on their upcoming practice session.
"Trust me," Rigel says with a grin. "I'm not planning on making any waves. I just want to learn and see what this place has to offer." He pauses for a moment, studying the sisters thoughtfully. "And if you ever need someone to spar against or practice with..." He trails off suggestively, his eyes sparkling with challenge.
"No, however I think he won't have any problems." The strength standards of other worlds are insane. For Rigel if he's not careful he could seriously injure trained taimanin, Rigel thinks that taimanin students are quite weak compared to those of other worlds.
Sakura snorts, unimpressed with his offer. "Oh really? We'll see about that," she says confidently. "When the time comes, I think we'll give you quite a run for your money." She glances over at her sister, grinning fiercely. "Won't we, Asagi?"
Asagi nods curtly in agreement. "Of course, Sakura." Her tone is serious as she meets Rigel's gaze unwaveringly. "We won't underestimate you," she says slowly, "but rest assured that we will put up quite the fight when the time comes."
"I wouldn't expect any less," Rigel answers with a smirk as he mirrors their confident demeanor. "And I hope that once our sparring session comes to an end, you won't be too disappointed in yourselves." His eyes flash mischievously, hinting at the knowledge he has about their respective abilities and weaknesses.
Sakura narrows her eyes suspiciously. "Oh? And what would you have us do after that?" she asks, crossing her arms over her chest. "Promise not to tell any of our secrets or something?" Her tone is half-teasing, half-serious as she challenges him further.
Asagi remains quiet, watching Rigel carefully for a moment before glancing at Sakura. There's a silent understanding passing between them - they'll deal with their opponent on the field of battle and off it later. For now, it's time to focus on the task at hand.
Rigel smirks. “Well, since you put it like that… If I manage to beat both of you, how about a private training session?” She pauses for effect, then adds with a wink, “Just between us girls.” The implication isn’t clear. There’s a misunderstanding, Sakura and Asagi think he just wants to fuck them in a threesome. But Rigel being a morally good boy because of his parents and sister is a good boy, he just wants them to help him find in the library some scroll or method to get back home to his family in the other world.
Sakura glances at her sister before quickly shaking her head emphatically. "N-no thanks!" she stammers, looking distinctly uncomfortable. "I think we're good with just practicing among ourselves." Asagi nods in agreement, shooting a disapproving look in Rigel's direction.
Rigel raised an eyebrow, surprised by their response. Maybe he shouldn't have been so forward about his intentions. "Alright then," he says with a shrug. "I guess we'll see how things play out during practice."
The rest of the day passes without further incident as everyone focuses on preparing for the upcoming session. Once it arrives, Rigel finds himself pitted against both sisters simultaneously - an even match that tests his skills to their limit. The crowd watches eagerly, anticipating a close and thrilling battle between all three
Rigel uses his ninja techniques to avoid being hit by their attacks while counterattacking at the same time, as well as using an ice spell to create ice icicles. His speed surprises both sisters, who thought he would be slow like other demons, orcs, and tentacle monsters. He quickly disarms them of their weapons, leaving them vulnerable to his attacks. Despite their pleas, Rigel refuses to give up until he defeats them both. When it's all over, the crowd goes wild, cheering for the newcomer who had just defeated two experienced Taimanin fighters.
"I... I can't believe this!" Sakura stammered as she struggled to her feet, barely able to keep her balance. "He moved so fast! It was like he wasn't even human!"
Asagi growled low in her throat and slowly rose as well, glaring at Rigel. "So you want to play dirty like that, demon?" she spat venomously. "You think you can just come into our world and take whatever you want? Well, I'll give you this much... it won't be easy."
The crowd roared their approval, egging the girls on as they readied themselves for round two of the match. The battle was far from over, but one thing was certain: neither sister would go down without a fight.
"You two put up a good fight, actually. I didn't think you two would fall so easily if I didn't use a fifth of my strength." Rigel smiles confidently as he assumes his fighting stance, ready for round two. "But don't worry, I promise not to hold back any longer." His words sent a chill down their spines as they knew he was serious about finishing what he started.
Sakura growled back at him defiantly. "You're gonna regret this demon!" She charged forward, swinging her now-useless weapons wildly in an attempt to close the distance between them. Asagi followed suit, dodging left and right as she tried to land a hit of her own. The crowd roared their approval as the two sisters fought with all their might against their new, formidable opponent.
Rigel expertly avoids their attacks using his ninja techniques. He waits for the right moment to strike back, taking advantage of their exhausted state. With a swift movement, he disarms them once more and launches himself at Sakura, pinning her down on the ground with one hand around her throat. "I told you I wouldn't hold back!" he growls as Asagi tries to attack him from behind. He swiftly kicks her away, sending her flying across the arena.
Sakura gasped for air as Rigel's hand tightened around her throat. "Let go!" she wheezed, flailing helplessly beneath him. Asagi struggled to regain her footing, glaring up at Rigel with anger in her eyes. "You bastard! I'll make you pay for this!"
Asagi lunged forward with all her might, aiming to tackle Rigel off of Sakura. "Sis! I'll take care of him!" she shouted as they collided in a flurry of limbs and leather. The impact sent them both flying through the air, landing in a tangled heap on the ground some distance away.
Meanwhile, Sakura managed to break free from Rigel's grip and scramble back to her feet just in time to see Asagi struggling against him. Her heart raced as she fought the urge to help her sister immediately; they had been trained never to split up in combat situations.
The crowd roared, eager for more action as the three fighters readied themselves once again. This time, there was no question about who would emerge victorious: either the demon or one of the sisters would take control of them both... and their
The battle resumed with renewed vigor, Asagi's determination to protect her sister driving her forward against all odds. However, despite best efforts, she was unable to gain the upper hand against Rigel. Asagi's decisive move for victory failed as Rigel had frozen the ground beneath her feet and Asagi slipped and missed her attack. Meanwhile, Sakura cautiously circled around them, looking for an opportunity to attack from a distance or join the fight.
Sakura could feel the desperation in her sister's movements as she struggled against Rigel. Her heart ached to help Asagi, but they had been trained not to split up during combat situations. She couldn't abandon her sister now, even if it meant risking defeat. Instead, Sakura continued circling around them both, looking for an opening in their defenses.
As Asagi grew more and more exhausted, Rigel sensed his chance. With a swift motion, he sent Asagi flying across the arena with a powerful strike to the chest. "No!" Sakura cried out in horror as she watched her sister land heavily on the ground, gasping for air.
Now it was just her and Rigel. The demon smirked at her before lunging forward once more. "Give up now," he taunted her, his voice dripping with confidence. "You can'
Sakura's expression darkened at his words, but she merely spat back, "Never!" With newfound determination burning in her eyes, she leapt forward and slashed at him with all her might. The force of the attack sent Rigel stumbling back a few steps; he wasn't expecting such a powerful counter from someone who had just watched her sister get defeated so easily.
"Nice one, Sis!" Sakura shouted encouragingly as she charged forward, her fists clenched tightly. The demon barely had enough time to dodge out of the way before she landed another blow on him, driving him back even further. Together, they were unstoppable! They fought with all their might against this demon who had invaded their home and challenged everything they held dear.
The crowd went wild as the two sisters fought together in perfect harmony, a testament to their years of training and bond as siblings. The battle raged on for what seemed like an eternity, with neither side willing to give up or admit defeat. But eventually, there could only be one victor...
Rigel realized that she couldn’t keep up with them for much longer. With a growl of determination, she gathered all of her remaining strength for one final attack. She lunged at Sakura, intending to take her down and end this fight once and for all. Asagi saw what was happening and quickly tried to intercept her, but she was too slow; their positions changed in an instant, Rigel moving too fast, when Rigel tackled Sakura at the last moment. Some noted that Rigel’s energy was the same as that emanated by the demons.
Sakura felt Rigel's body tackle her to the ground, knocking the wind out of her lungs. "No!" she gasped, struggling to break free as she looked over at her sister. Asagi was too slow, her movements sluggish from exhaustion; they were both at their limits now.
The two sisters exchanged a desperate glance before deciding on one last ditch effort: they would focus all of their remaining energy into a single attack, hoping to overpower Rigel and end this battle once and for all. With renewed strength born from the bonds of family, they charged forward together, aiming for what they hoped would be the killing blow...
In the end Rigel turned out to be the winner, leaving everyone amazed at how the new student was able to defeat two veteran taimanin.
Sakura's heart ached as she felt Rigel pin her down to the ground, his weight bearing down on her. Even though they lost, she could never admit defeat. "We will get stronger," she muttered through gritted teeth, glaring up at their new rival with unyielding determination. Asagi nodded slightly in agreement before looking over at her sister and offering a small, reassuring smile. Together, they would rise above this loss and become even stronger Taimanin to protect those they loved.
Rigel looked down at the defeated sisters with a small smirk on his face as he let out a soft breath before standing up, straightening his clothes. "You both fought well," he complimented them, holding out a hand to help each of them up. "But in the end, I suppose some things just can't be changed."
Sakura glared at Rigel's hand before finally accepting his help with a huff. "We'll get you next time," she growled through gritted teeth, trying to salvage some pride from their loss. Asagi nodded in agreement, still managing to offer him a small smile as they stood up.
Rigel shrugged nonchalantly, seemingly unfazed by her threats. “We’ll see.” He glanced around at the other students and teachers, a hint of curiosity in his eyes as he watched their reactions to the match. With a final nod towards the defeated sisters, he turned and walked away, prepared for whatever challenge awaited him in this new world. “True I hope you two haven’t forgotten the promises you two agreed to if you two were defeated.” Rigel said with a mischievous grin on her face.
"Hmph," was all Sakura could muster in response to his taunt before storming off herself, not giving Rigel the satisfaction of another word or reaction. Asagi looked over at her sister for a moment before turning back towards their defeated form with a sigh, still holding onto that small smile. She couldn't help but feel conflicted about what they had promised earlier...
"Don't worry too much about it," Rigel called back with a grin. "You never know what might happen between now and then." Her words only served to make the sisters think more about their promises, and whether or not they should still hold true. As they walked away from the scene of battle, both girls couldn't help but feel a mixture of determination and apprehension for whatever challenges and opportunities lay ahead of them in this new world...and back home.
As they walked away, the sisters looked at each other, both wearing conflicted expressions on their faces. Asagi spoke up finally, her voice soft but determined. "No matter what happens, Sis, I want us to remember why we decided to make that promise in the first place." Sakura nodded slowly in agreement, and together they continued towards their dormitories, each lost in thought about their journey thus far...and where it might lead them from here.
everyone is in the library waiting for Sakura and Asagi to keep their promise
Sakura's cheeks flush with embarrassment as she glances nervously at Asagi, then back down to the floor. "Um... I-I suppose this is where we... should be..." she mumbles softly. Despite their earlier loss and promises, a part of her still wants to avoid this situation.
Asagi sighs, putting an arm around her sister's shoulders in reassurance. "It'll be okay," she whispers. "We can handle whatever comes our way." With a gentle nudge, they step forward into the center of the room, preparing themselves for whatever may come next.
You hand them a stack of books in which the two of them have no idea about portals to go to other worlds. They have no idea. They both expected to be fucked against their will not help you in your problem to return to your home in the other world. Something curious you ask them what favor they really expected you to do.
Sakura's eyes widen in surprise at the stack of books, her mouth opening and closing silently before she finally manages to ask, "W-what... is this?" Asagi looks over her sister's shoulder, brow furrowing in confusion.
Their initial assumption was that they would be forced into some sort of sexual act or another; instead, they find themselves standing here with books about portals and other worlds. This development leaves them both feeling uncertain and slightly disappointed.
"Um..." Sakura says hesitantly, glancing at Asagi once more for support. "We didn't really expect this... we thought you just wanted to take advantage of us." Asagi nods in agreement, still looking perplexed by the situation.
They spend hours reading the books without finding any results. Sakura's brain can't take any more information, Sakura would have preferred to get fucked instead of reading a bunch of useless books. Sakura asks her sister which option she would have chosen. Asagi blushes.
Sakura's eyes plead with her sister as she asks, "So, Asagi... if you could choose between being fucked or reading these books all day, which would you pick?" Her voice is barely a whisper, but the question hangs in the air nonetheless.
Asagi flushes bright red at the thought of both options. It's not that she doesn't want to help Rigel; she does. But she never expected this to be their method of doing so. After a moment of hesitation, she finally answers, "I... I think I would rather find a way to help him ourselves." She glances at Rigel before looking back at Sakura with determination in her eyes.
"We can do this, Sis. We'll just keep searching until we find something that can help him get home." Sakura nods slowly, finally mustering up some resolve as well. T
"Yeah," Sakura agrees, her voice stronger now. "We'll figure this out together." They both turn their attention back to the books, determined to find a solution for Rigel's predicament even if it means spending hours upon hours studying and researching. It may not be what they expected, but they won't give up on him. Not now.
Time passes unnoticed as they delve deeper into the books, searching for any clue or hint that could lead them to a portal back to Asagi's world. The hours stretch late into the night before either of them notices just how tired they really are; their eyes heavy with fatigue and their minds numb from information overload. With one last determined glance at each other, they close the books and finally call it quits for the day, retiring to their dorms with a sigh.
The next morning brings another day of
They wake up early, eager to continue their search for a solution to help Rigel return home. They gather at the library once more, determined to find something that will lead them to his world. Hours pass in silence as they focus solely on reading the books, flipping through pages and highlighting important sections.
Finally, towards evening time, Asagi finds what she thinks could be it: a passage about an ancient ritual involving sacred artifacts that could open portals between dimensions. Excitedly, she shows Sakura, who reads over her shoulder with bated breath. The two sisters discuss the potential ramifications and risks involved in attempting such a powerful ritual before agreeing that there's no other option left but to try it.
With renewed vigor, they continue searching for any information about these artifacts, determined to find them so that Rigel can finally return home. The days blur together
A week goes by and the idea of returning home soon persists, even though it hasn't worked out yet. During this week, the relationship you have with Sakura and Asagi goes from being mortal enemies to friends. On the other hand, Sakura is kinder to you, making flirtatious jokes from time to time and Asagi starts to see you with kinder eyes. You put on hold the idea of returning to the other world and familiarizing yourself with this world.
Sakura glances over at Rigel, a small smile playing on her lips. "I never thought you'd turn out to be such a nice guy," she teases softly, feeling more comfortable with him now than she ever did when they first met in the arena. Asagi watches them both, noticing the change in her sister's behavior and in Rigel's demeanor as well. Something about it all makes her heart warm.
They continue searching for information on the artifacts, determined to find a way for Rigel to go home - and perhaps in the process, find something more for themselves in this new world... or possibly even a new understanding of what 'home' truly means.
As they delve deeper into their search, Asagi finds herself wondering if perhaps staying here with Rigel isn't so bad of an idea after all... He had been nothing but kind to them from the very beginning, treating them like friends instead of enemies. And even though he was a demon, there was something undeniably charming about him that made her heart flutter every time she caught herself looking at him.
Sakura's thoughts seemed to be mirroring hers as well; she could tell her sister was starting to feel more comfortable around Rigel too. Perhaps they had both been too quick to judge him... or perhaps there was something more to this situation than either of them realized? Either way, Asagi knew that however things turned out, she would always have her sister by her side - and maybe now they wouldn't be so alone anymore either.
"I think... I mean, it's just that you're so different from how we expected," Asagi confesses with a shy smile. "And even though you're still technically our enemy..." She trails off, searching for the right words. "...it kind of feels like you don't want to be."
Sakura nods in agreement, her cheeks flushing pink. "Yeah... same here. It's hard not to see the good in you, ya know?" They exchange knowing glances before bursting into giggles, their relationship growing closer with each passing moment.
"Same here Sakura, right now I see you differently than when we first met. That time you tried to slice my neck."
Sakura giggles again, shaking her head at the memory. "Yeah... well, I guess we both had some things to learn about each other." She glances over at Asagi before looking back at Rigel with a soft smile on her face. "Though, you know what they say - keep your friends close and your enemies closer!"
Rigel chuckles at the joke, feeling a warmth spread through him as he looks at them both. It was true; these two sisters had changed everything for him in such a short amount of time. They'd made him feel wanted, needed... more than just some conqueror taking what he desired by force. And for that, he would be forever grateful. "I think you're right," he says with a nod before leaning forward to kiss them both on the cheek playfully."Thank you, Asagi and Sakura. For everything."
Sakura giggles again at Rigel's comment before looking at Asagi with a pleased expression. "It's not a problem. We're just happy to have you as our... friend, I guess?" She blushes slightly, still getting used to the idea that this demon could be anything other than an enemy.
Asagi smiles warmly back at her sister before turning to Rigel as well. "Yeah. Thank you for everything you've done for us too. We really appreciate it." Her words were sincere, and she meant every one of them - no matter how surprising they might have been coming from the lips of two Taimanin warriors.