make believe.
with @rmyejin.
yue likes being useful.
she couldn’t be more honoured to be one of the people in charge of scaring new initiates as a warm up for the initiation, fangs bared and all that jazz. the initiation is where things will get real scary and she cannot wait. today, she made a freshman cry from rapidly crawling on the ceiling of the jaeger house towards them a la ju-on from the grudge.
so maybe she likes scaring the new kids as well. it exercises her creativity. sue her.
despite the ache in her back ( she isn’t as flexible as she thought ), there’s a slight bounce in her step as she approaches the jaeger captain, eyes bright and lips curved into a grin. “yejin!” she plops onto the couch beside the older girl. “i made an initiate cry today!”
only after she says it does she realise there’s a little too much joy in that statement.
☾
she is slightly uninvolved when it come to legacy traditions. though, to the eyes of strangers, jaeger isn’t much for traditions. too new. too fresh. too unbothered to keep up with things like rush. at least, for the likes of yejin—who figured that after three years of participating, her final year at gumi would be one where she wouldn’t have to worry about the likes of this.
pass the torch onto the next generation, if you will.
kids like yue, for instance, fits the job perfectly.
boundless energy. it is perhaps the first thing yejin notes about the girl, from the way she talks to the way she climbed up the walls of jaeger house. impressive, but, if she were in a lesser mood on a lesser day—annoying. still, yejin held no grudges, no ill will nor any distaste. yue is cute, if anything, just draining after a while.
“you did?” the question that slips out is absentminded, evident in the way her eyes remain on the book in her hands, finishing the last paragraph before she turns to the younger, amused quirk on her lips. “congratulations.”
“did we lose one? are they rushing for hellion now?”
it wouldn’t be too bad if some of them flunked out.















