It was a sad, sad day when it came to pass that Jun Manjoume became, what they called, the White Association Vice Leader. As soon as Fubuki found this out, he realized how much work had truly been lost in this predicament.
It was hard enough to believe that the one person that he had helped, the person he had trained, the person he had aided in trying to win over his sister's heart had now grown beyond that, turning into somewhat of a monster. That so called monster was leading the organization that had taken his sister away.
That had probably been when he had ran out of luck, when his very own dear sister was taken away from him by a single duel, which he could have sworn was rigged.
He thought of this as he walked to his dorm room, inside of the once Blue Dorm, now painted white. It was so bright in the shimmering sun that it made his eyes blink constantly in pain from the light.
Taking the ukulele he kept in the corner of the room, he exited once again, heading up towards the cliff overlooking the academy. As he walked, the many things that had been lost and found swarmed into his mind. Many had lost their free will to this organization because of a single duel, but many had also, at least seemed, to find happiness after supposedly 'finding the light'.
Sitting on the cliff with his legs crossed, Fubuki heaved a sad sigh. Sometimes he wished he could hide out like this all the time, but he knew he had to keep up, after all, he HAD been in the Shadow Realm for what...one, maybe one and half years? He couldn't quite remember, but something like that.
Because he would not surrender to the light, he knew that eventually, they would throw him out of the dorm. Well, he was ready. A backpack was slung over his shoulders, everything inside of it as he leaned against a tree on the edge of the cliff. Sooner or later, Judai would defeat this organization, things would go back to normal, and Fubuki could go back to the dorm he had once called home.
But until that day finally came, well, then this would have to do until then.