It had only been by a stroke of fate that Yuki Kazikura had grown this close to Aoi Fukiwara. But then, perhaps it was fate that had brought them together. When the then-Dynamite Schoolgirl first signed on with LAW, still in her last year of high school and fresh of a successful run in the indies, Aoi was the favored name for the coveted position of Lightweight Champion - and the woman she never dreamed she would ever be able to hold a candle to. But, thanks to a little encouragement from some friends, Yuki realized that she had the skills to put Aoi's to the test - and she soon became her first challenger, in a match that she lost but nevertheless proved herself more than capable of establishing a dominant presence in the Lightweight Division. Ever since then, Yuki had worn the champion's endorsement with honor and pride, striving to live up to her standards - so when Aoi lost the title in a brutal beatdown by Rose Gold, the same Rose Gold who Yuki had been betrayed and humiliated by back at We Are LAW 3, it hit her all the harder. Yuki was in the front row for that match, and it had dealt a crushing blow to her morale.
In fact, it was only fairly recently that the two had the chance to reconnect. When circumstances dictated that Yuki end up in the very same hospital Aoi was being housed in, the raven-haired girl had decided to pay her a visit, and that was where she discovered that not only had Aoi begun to walk again, she also believed in Yuki, and thought she had it in her to reach the heights she could only dream of. But even if Aoi thought Yuki had reached her level...for Yuki, that wasn't good enough. Yuki was on a mission - she had to beat Rose Gold. She had to raise herself to her level. And if she was going to take on a champion, she could imagine no better teacher than a champion herself. She had asked Aoi if she could train her, and - even if she wasn't sure how much she could impart to Yuki - she had agreed. They just needed to get out of the hospital first.
But now, the time had come. And Yuki hadn't forgotten a word of their conversation. Now, she had followed the address Aoi had given her, to a bar where her own trainer was supposed to work and where she had her private gym in the back. Yuki looked down at her phone, double-checking the address and making sure she was in the right place. But it certainly looked like she was - and with that, she crossed the street to the front door, stepping inside.