Twelfth Flame-[Accidental Voice/Action]

[gogglesyndrome]

[Early in the morning, Taichi's wandered to the back of House #48 after searching the rest of town and his own tree house. He sits on the ground and more than anything, he sounds frustrated]

DAMN IT, NOT AGAIN!

[Yeah, guess who just discovered his little sister got sent back, again. Feel free to say anything]

[ooc: I've been posting with him so much, sorry]

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[emp3thy]

[He knows that if he keeps the ball for too long Taichi will just steal it again. That means he needs another plan. The goal is still a fair distance away, but Minato puts all his power behind a kick, hopefully to send the ball through the goal trees before Taichi can intercept.]

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[goggle-syndrome.livejournal.com]

[and he watches the ball sail through the goal and Minato scores. He quickly runs past him though to retrieve the ball and starts going the other way]

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[emp3thy]

[And Minato chases after him. It looks like this is going to end up a close match.]

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[goggle-syndrome.livejournal.com]

[well at least he's found a worthy adversary so Taichi works harder to outrun Minato, getting closer and closer to the goal before bringing his leg back and kicking with all his might, hoping that being the best striker on his team at home is enough to make the ball sail through Minato's goal]

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[emp3thy]

[He doesn't make it in time to block, so just keeps running to retrieve the ball. Is the back-and-forth going to continue?]

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[goggle-syndrome.livejournal.com]

[oh yeah, probably. Right now Taichi needs one goal to "win" and Minato needs two so they'll keep going back-and-forth until somebody wins]

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[emp3thy]

[Which will likely be Tai at this point. He just has more practice.]

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[goggle-syndrome.livejournal.com]

[and after a little more back-and-forth, we'll say Taichi finally wins but Minato's close behind. Taichi retrieves the ball and tosses it around in his hands] Not bad!

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[emp3thy]

[hands are back in pockets now.] You're good.

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[goggle-syndrome.livejournal.com]

Thanks. I've been playing for years and I'm the best striker on my team at home. You should play with us when we start teaching people in June.

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[emp3thy]

I'd like to.

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[goggle-syndrome.livejournal.com]

Cool, I can put you in charge of a third group since you already know how the game works. Hopefully we get more people to sign up.

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[emp3thy]

How many do you have?

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[goggle-syndrome.livejournal.com]

Right now about seven or eight, barely enough for a whole team.

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[emp3thy]

Maybe you could put up fliers.

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[goggle-syndrome.livejournal.com]

Fliers huh? That could work. I was going to ask again right after the new feathers arrive to see if any of them want to play too.

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[emp3thy]

That sounds good.

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[goggle-syndrome.livejournal.com]

Maybe you can help me teach Aegis. She wanted to learn.

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[emp3thy]

[> ...You briefly wonder if Aegis is built right for playing soccer.]

She does?

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[goggle-syndrome.livejournal.com]

That's what she told me. Is it really that weird?

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[emp3thy]

No, not really.

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[goggle-syndrome.livejournal.com]

I didn't think so. I think it'd be good for her.

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[emp3thy]

Probably. She hasn't had a chance to play sports before.

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[goggle-syndrome.livejournal.com]

I figured. Besides, it's not like she's incapable of it and maybe it'll make her feel better about being a robot instead of "a human girl".