Truth be told, Yuki was still trying to deal with the flurry of emotions this revelation had stirred in her. Things had started out normally enough. It was a day she had off from school, but, never really one to not occupy herself in each idle moment, Yuki found herself on her way to Korakuen Hall regardless. She had a title match coming up there with reigning Lightweight Champion Aoi Fukiwara, after all, and it never hurt to familiarize herself with the facilities - as well as the fact she would be seeing the inside of Korakuen Hall in person. As an indie wrestler who was quickly on her way to stardom, Yuki was amazed by the prospect of wrestling a match in such a prestigious arena. She barely even considered herself worthy of that.
Nor did she consider herself worthy of having people recognize her and approach her in the streets - but that was exactly what had happened this time. Before Yuki had a chance to go inside, a girl flagged her down on the sidewalk, talking about how she recognized her from TV. Truth be told, Yuki was taken aback by that thought at first. Being on TV at all was an honor for her, but to have people actually recognizing her and offering to meet was something Yuki wasn't prepared for. She had friends at her school who knew she was a wrestler and followed her career, but this...
Nevertheless, their encounter had led here, to a nearby coffee shop. Sitting by the window, Yuki kicked her legs idly under the table as she looked up at the girl sitting across from her. "Well, thank you...it really is an honor to meet people who care about what I do, miss..?" Yuki lingered on that last part, realizing she hadn't gotten her fan's name.