Tokyo Night Encounter

[Aeri]

“Aww.. but with that teeny tiny body of yours.. can you even do much?”

She’d give her a slight smile, before skipping forwards and turning around to face her little sister. She’d lean up against the wall, before exhaling..

“Also.. Boston crabs? I can break them anyday! Hmph.. now..

.. could you enter my address in your phone or do I just take a taxi or something..?”

[dlamp]

Saori let out a sigh, shaking her head at Cass's taunt and boast. "Yeah yeah, like when you pleading for me not to give you Jungle Knee in our match." She shot Cassandra a smirk, pulling her phone out. Teasing and taunts aside, the night was getting long it was a high time for both of them to get home soon. Tokyo might be safer than Brazil, but being out this late still wasn't a good habit for a wrestler to have.

"Either one works. There's a few taxis parked at the end of the road here. Or you can just walk if your place isn't that far and you don't wanna' pay."

[Aeri]

“Well.. that is true.”

She’d admit. The Jungle Knee was something she had decided she didn’t need any more of. But it was also most likely what led to her victory. The sheer pain from the cut it had made over her nose, kept her from passing out from the fatigue she had been feeling. She didn’t know if she would have won back then if it wasn’t for the blow..

Realising however, she had been spacing out for a bit, she’d give her a small nod. But she’d let out a small exhale..

.. and look at Saori curiously. She’d just.. look for a couple seconds, and then open her mouth and..

“.. what would you.. have done if you won?”

[dlamp]

"Huh..." The question gave Saori pause. What would she done if she won the match? "Probably... pass out." She said with a shrug, pointing to the bandages over her head. "We banged each other up pretty good, and I was kinda' hoping you'd stay down so you didn't bleed out." She explained. "I mean, I know that's kinda' weird since we slamming each other into the apron and turnbuckle and stuff, but..." She scratched the back of her head. If I had won... The idea played out in her head, her actually getting the pin and winning her debut after a hellish first match. It... would had been nice. A nice way to start off her career in LAW.

But... would she had also offered Cassandra the same hand of sisterhood that she had?

It was an intense match, yeah. And she'd definitely be concerned for her opponent's safety despite the brutality and call for a stretcher with the last of her consciousness. But... would Cass end up her sister-in-arms and not just an intense rival?

"I... I don't know..." Or at least Saori was scared of the honest answer.

[Aeri]

She’d nod. She knew Saori enough, she wasn’t sure if she would have considered her a sister until much later, maybe never. Cassandra, if she lost.. wouldn’t have considered her a sister, more like a rival then.

A small sigh escaped her lips, as she’d shrug a bit.

“I guess so.. well let’s not think on what could have been..!”

She’d smile at her, before biting her lip..

“I’m not sure how I powered through.. by all accounts, I should have been out of it.”

She’d admit. Before.. she’d shrug.

“Well we’ll see who wins next time!”

[dlamp]

Saori frowned for a minute, puzzling out her sister's words. "... ..." In some aspect, Saori did agree. Taking a running knee to the face, especially taking a metal chair to the face along with it and nearly bleeding out on the canvas should had been the end. It should had left Cassandra too stunned and damaged to fight back. And it was hard to look back on that match without a bit of bitterness.

But that was then, this was now. "Oh, don't worry about the past." She said, bumping hips with her sister. "Because the future's gonna' be me making you scream louder than I was in our rematch!" She grinned, walking a few paces ahead. "C'mon, your future big sis is gonna' pay for your cab! We can chat on the ride home!"

End.