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But everybody's gone and you've been here for too long
Who: Teenage Bigby Wolf (15) and YOU
Where: At the School Cultural Event, Class 1-3
When: Japanese High School AU Event (Saturday through Wednesday)
Rating: PG-13 for Bigby’s foul mouth
Summary: Bigby is a fifteen year-old rebel who is not into school shit whatsoever. On days he’s not in class, he can be found outside smoking and picking fights with whoever gives him the stink eye. Teenage Bigby will be played by
bigbadwlf for the duration of the event.
The Story:
Bigby Wolf was swiftly working on ways of getting kicked out of school.
Not that he really cared. Fuck school. The entire place only stood in his way of proving himself. The only reason he was here at this high school was because of his rich father and fuck that prick. His six older brothers may have swallowed the Kool-Aid and bought into the dick’s lies and money but not Bigby. He couldn’t forget how the ass had left his mother all alone. He had been the only one who stayed and when she died, he vowed to never give his Father the satisfaction to see him cry. Because he was Big and he was Bad and he’d fight anything that walked in his way, just to show them who was the toughest son of a bitch around.
His class is 1-3 and there are few in there that he can tolerate but he mostly stays away, spending his time around the school. You can meet up with Bigby in different places throughout the week:
A) In the school yard, smoking and roughly avoiding anything and everything academic. Bigby will spend most of his time leading up to the school event here, probably hanging out with other degenerate kids. He has little control over his mouth or his fists so be prepared to have a barking Bigby in your face if he doesn’t like how you look at him or what you have to say.
B) The Kendo Club. Bigby doesn’t do organized sports but some of his mates practice swords after school so Bigby finds his way to the club eventually. Plus, there’s this girl… Well, the less said about her the better but he can’t stop thinking about her and he’s pretty sure other people are beginning to notice.
C) During the school event, Bigby will be hanging outside of the Onigiri area, probably munching on the riceballs he is supposed to be making. He’s trying to find some place to hide and he’ll probably make appearances through out the fair. Again, if anyone looks at him sideways, be prepared for a fight because Bigby punches first and asks questions later.
D) The Dance. Bigby is hanging out at the dance here. He is out with Mary Margaret but that's not to say he won't talk to anyone who drops by!
Enjoy the scrappy punk while he’s around. One of these days he’s going to end up on the wrong side of the law and he might not be around forever.
Where: At the School Cultural Event, Class 1-3
When: Japanese High School AU Event (Saturday through Wednesday)
Rating: PG-13 for Bigby’s foul mouth
Summary: Bigby is a fifteen year-old rebel who is not into school shit whatsoever. On days he’s not in class, he can be found outside smoking and picking fights with whoever gives him the stink eye. Teenage Bigby will be played by
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The Story:
Bigby Wolf was swiftly working on ways of getting kicked out of school.
Not that he really cared. Fuck school. The entire place only stood in his way of proving himself. The only reason he was here at this high school was because of his rich father and fuck that prick. His six older brothers may have swallowed the Kool-Aid and bought into the dick’s lies and money but not Bigby. He couldn’t forget how the ass had left his mother all alone. He had been the only one who stayed and when she died, he vowed to never give his Father the satisfaction to see him cry. Because he was Big and he was Bad and he’d fight anything that walked in his way, just to show them who was the toughest son of a bitch around.
His class is 1-3 and there are few in there that he can tolerate but he mostly stays away, spending his time around the school. You can meet up with Bigby in different places throughout the week:
A) In the school yard, smoking and roughly avoiding anything and everything academic. Bigby will spend most of his time leading up to the school event here, probably hanging out with other degenerate kids. He has little control over his mouth or his fists so be prepared to have a barking Bigby in your face if he doesn’t like how you look at him or what you have to say.
B) The Kendo Club. Bigby doesn’t do organized sports but some of his mates practice swords after school so Bigby finds his way to the club eventually. Plus, there’s this girl… Well, the less said about her the better but he can’t stop thinking about her and he’s pretty sure other people are beginning to notice.
C) During the school event, Bigby will be hanging outside of the Onigiri area, probably munching on the riceballs he is supposed to be making. He’s trying to find some place to hide and he’ll probably make appearances through out the fair. Again, if anyone looks at him sideways, be prepared for a fight because Bigby punches first and asks questions later.
D) The Dance. Bigby is hanging out at the dance here. He is out with Mary Margaret but that's not to say he won't talk to anyone who drops by!
Enjoy the scrappy punk while he’s around. One of these days he’s going to end up on the wrong side of the law and he might not be around forever.
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Still, this school event is actual bullshit (and no, he's not just bitter about getting stuck with rice balls and not the play shut up) and when he spots Bigby trying to hide, he taps his shoulder.
"The stairs are abandoned."
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"How long you think we have til someone finds us here?" he asks with a puff of smoke.
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(A)
After he scrambled to gather everything else into his arms he went after those pens and pencils to find another teen--one in his class, no less--casually smoking behind the building. Scott slowed and came to a stop a few feet from the other, looking around then back at the other boy. Didn't he know he was late? Then again, if Scott's memory served, he rarely showed up in class and when he did, he didn't seem to pay much attention.
"S-sorry." He muttered, not sure why, but he couldn't just stand there and stare without saying anything at all. "We're um... we're gonna be late." He indicated behind him with his thumb towards the building. Ever helpful Scott McCall out to state the obvious to those who obviously don't care... Nice one, Scott.
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"Maybe," Bigby said, exhaling a large cloud of smoke before dropping the cigarette to the ground. He reached into his pocket and pulled out a second, shaking one out so that it stuck out of the pack.
"If we're going to be late, might as well make a grand entrance. Want a smoke?"
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"I'll pass, but thanks." The asthmatic made a subconscious check through his pocket to ensure he had his inhaler. "You don't actually show up in class much, do you?" There was no accusation in his tone. Just pure, innocent curiosity. "I mean, you're smart enough to pass, so why not? If--if you don't mind my asking."
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Not that that has deterred him from approaching the guy every so often, if nothing else just to say hi. When he sees him out in the yard on the way to the practice building to get some supplies for his class, he takes a detour over to where Bigby is loitering.
"Hey." He waves away a stray wisp of cigarette smoke. "Excited about selling onigiri?"
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"Not really," he admits. "Doubt anyone wants ashes in their riceballs. Besides, I don't do class together time. Not my kind of gig."
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Not that he things Bigby feels any obligation to contribute to the class's success.
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A)
"Hey, uh...any chance I could bum one of those?"
He smiles and points to the cigarettes.
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"Got any money on you?" he asks. "Ain't gonna give you one of these for free, man."
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He gestures at all the...high school-y stuff going on around them. "What a drag, right? I just need a bit of a break from it all, you know?"
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A!
Not that this is hanging out, exactly. She's on a bench, reading, and he's leaning up against a pole puffing away like a chimney. She wouldn't even comment, except the wind's just changed and the smoke's going in her fucking face now.
She waves it out of her face, not even bothering to raise her nose out of the book. "Do you have to give everyone cancer, Bigby?"
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"You don't have to breathe this air, you know," he points out. "What the fuck are you reading, anyway?"
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"Jane Eyre." She inserts her bookmark, aware that now that she's started talking, Bigby will expect her to continue. Aware and annoyed. "I already read everything that's going to be assigned in class. Teacher gave me this. It's okay. The guy's a douchebag, though."
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B
But this also means that he's gotten to observe Bigby. And he's not blind, for starters, but the way he acts around MM leads him to believe that he's really not got any idea of what he's doing with his affections.
Not that he's one to take his own advice, but. Well. He thinks he ought to talk to the other first year, what with the festival coming up.
He drops down to sit next to him, leaving some comfortable space between them but close enough that it's obvious he's there for a reason. "Hey, Bigby."
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"Hey," Bigby said, pausing as he searches for the kid's name in his memory. He knows that he heard it somewhere. "You," he adds lamely.
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Bigby might be one of the few that even knew Hanni Lecter could talk. The local rumor around was that Hanni was as mute as Hannibal could be charming. Dressed in his black uniform with reddish eyes, he looked every bit the freakish person school rumor said he was.
Despite the fact Bigby was larger, his thin self didn't seem the least bit intimidated. His pack hung over his shoulder, hand resting on the strap as he looked up at Bigby with a small frown.
"The teacher is coming too."
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He shrugged his shoulders and exhaled, letting the smoke cloud around him.
"Thanks for the warning," he said, deciding that Hanni was only looking out for him. The kid liked to hang around and Bigby didn't mind. He wasn't particularly annoying and he seemed to ward off most of the curious sorts.
"But I think I can handle some teacher."
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C
Saki Hanajima is known for two things - being unbelievably creepy, and not taking anyone's sass. There are rumors she has psychic powers, that she tried to kill a boy in her last school, that she can set fires with her mind, and so on and so forth. But if you knew her, or at least knew her in class, you'd realize she wasn't so much homicidal as she was just strange. And observant.
But, back to onigiri. She's eaten a few herself, but even she knows they have to have SOME left over. So as Bigby tries to take another, she lightly smacks his hand. "If you're not going to help, don't devour our profits."
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"I don't care about profits," he said sourly. "It should be some sort of crime having food in front of a teenage boy and not expect him to eat it. What is this, prison?"
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When he catches Bigby eating a few of his own, he waits for eye contact sends a smirk his way. This booth is going to be a disaster and he'd not planning to stick around to watch everyone else go hungry.
As he finishes packing away more onigiri than he even made, he gestures with his head towards the door and waits to see if Bigby follows.
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"Thanks, man," he says as he slips through the door. "I don't know how much longer I could stand sitting in there."
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"And you, sweetheart, had better learn to mind your business if you know what's good for your face."
He grins in a way that's more like showing his teeth than an actual smile and munches on the onigiri that he clearly didn't pay for.
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