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(Source: c0rnfields)

Should ore-sama really answer these questions or is it better for these kind of things to be left to your imagination? Ahn~

After all those ridiculous things that you have said to ore-sama this is by far the most confusing and unnerving statement you have ever made you gray anonymous being. Speak out and tell ore-sama what your true intentions are. Ahn~

Ore-sama cannot blame you. His presence is constantly in demand wherever he goes. Ahn~

eiji-nya:

heytheremoon:

“An Easter egg hunt?” Gakuto scoffed, turning away. “That sounds stupid. We’re middle schoolers! We should be doing something better for a break; we never get breaks!”

He perked up though, when Atobe mentioned how he was going to give prizes. Prizes meant candy and sweets at the very least, and when it came to Atobe, these prizes were bound to be good. “Hey, wait, this sounds like it might be alright after all.”

Then Hirakoba and Fuji had mentioned turning it into a contest, and if that was the case, he had to win. He still couldn’t help but shudder when he remembered the punishment they had played with during the yakinayu(sp?) contest. There would be no other way to get candy.

“Yeah, let’s play! I’ll beat you all and get all the candy!” He shouted enthusiastically. “When are we having it?”

Eiji pouted, glaring slightly as Gakuto called his idea childish but in the end, when Atobe said he’d be sponsoring gifts, the other red head changed his tune quite quickly. Gifts from Atobe usually meant something extravagant and the entire thing sounded pretty amazing when Hirakoba-kun decided they should invite the high shcoolers.

“Hmm.. How about tomorrow? So we can get everything ready by today and stuff.” he suggested.

Atobe merely smirked at how the people around him suddenly gained interest after he had proposed to sponsor the entire ordeal.

‘They are too easily excited over such trivial matters,’ he thought and yet he was already listing the different grandiose prizes for the event. An overseas trip to anywhere they want in the world for three days and two nights full accomodation, a generous gift check for tennis equipment from any sports shop in the country, unlimited treats especially made by the finest pâtissier since it was an Easter event or if he was being indulgent he might even include his autograph in the bunch.

“Ore-sama shall be making arrangements about the prizes in the cafeteria. If any of you have specific prizes in mind then state it now while ore-sama is still gracing you with his presence.”

(Source: iriethemasterpretender)