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Barely even minutes into his first team mission and Satoru was already bored. He leaned lazily against the rusty fence lining the grounds of the middle school he and his partner would be scouting as he scowled at his phone. Early. Why today had he decided to be early when he’d been paired with someone so painfully punctual as Suguru Geto? If he’d shown up late, the other boy would be there already and they could get started. Now he was stuck waiting when all he really wanted to do was storm into the building and get the damn case over with already. It wasn’t even a grade two– he probably could have handled this on his own if Yaga wasn’t such a stickler for team work. So irritating. So unnecessary.
Glancing back over his shoulder at the school, Satoru weighed the pros and cons of heading in alone and decided it wasn’t worth the headache of getting yelled at. He’d just have to suck it up, and when the time came to lay into whatever sorry curse was waiting for them inside, he’d prove to Yaga and Geto both exactly what a waste of time and talent it was to put him through these exercises.
The building was depressing as hell- all glass and concrete and sloppily mowed grass. It was an eyesore and he honestly wasn’t the least bit surprised it was haunted. Schools often were, but this place was ripe for it. The district must have had some serious budgeting issues if this is the kind of environment that was supposed to be fostering bright young minds. The thought did nothing to improve his mood. With mounting irritation, Satoru scrolled through his recent messages, confirming the time and place of their meeting and fired off a message. < Did the teacher’s pet get lost? >












