Third chapter has arrived! Alright this is important. THERE ARE SPOILERS IN THE REVIEWS. Not the responses, but the REVIEWS. FOR THE SPONTANEITY OF THE PLOT AND ETC PLEASE DO NOT READ THE REVIEWS. Now that that's settled... Thanks to Ignitious for following!

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Fun fact: I have increased this chapter by 200+ words. And all the chapters have different names from the original. (This was originally "Anything but lunch")

I hope you enjoy!

Ike did not get much time to wallow in his homesickness as Marth returned quite quickly and solemnly. The two stood there, not saying a word, creating an awkward silence in the room. The tension was so thick you could cut it with Ragnell. Before either could speak, the door was slammed open. And then it fell off it's hinges. Ike saw an angel run in, looking about the age of 15 and very energetic.

"Dinner's ready!" He announced, a huge smile on his face. He then noticed Ike. "Hey! Are you new here too? My name's Pit and it's an honor to meet you!" he said, grabbing Ike's hand and shaking it vigorously. Ike was caught off guard for a moment as a look of discomfort crossed his face. Marth, already having met Pit, smirked at Ike's discomfort of the very friendly angel.

"Ike Greil," Ike responds, wondering how this innocent looking angel smashed the door open. Was everyone here really that strong? Before he could ponder it, Pit interupted his thoughts.

"Come on! I'll show you to the cafeteria!" Pit exclaimed, dragging Ike out the room and down the stairs. Marth chuckled at Ike's expression, before turning around and reorganizing the pictures in their room.

Ike was lead into a large room filled with tables and Smashers. He immediately caught sight of the buffet table and broke free of Pit's grasp. Rubbing his wrists, he quickly walked over. Ike saw tons of different kinds of food such as 1up mushrooms, poffins, and tons of other food that he didn't recognize. He was stuck for what to eat when he caught sight of the beautiful cooked chicken. Ike grabbed a plate and loaded it plate with as much chicken as he could. Satisfied, he sat down at an empty table, his mouth watering. Ike was about to take a bite when Pit glided into the seat next to him.

"I'm so happy you're here! Now I have someone to talk to!" Pit singsonged. Ike stopped moving. He was shocked by the statement. From what he had seen, Pit was quite friendly, why wouldn't he have had someone to talk to? He looked up and saw that the Smashers were seated with their friends from prior tournaments. He recognized the original 12 Smashers seated at one table. Pikachu, Mario, Luigi, Jigglypuff, Link, Fox, Samus, Ness, Captain Falcon, Donkey Kong, Kirby, and Yoshi. There was also another table filled with people from Melee. Zelda, Princess Peach, Falco, Ganondorf, Bowser, the Ice Climbers, and Mr. Game and Watch. Ike assumed that Marth sat at that table too. He could see Pit's point about not having someone to talk to though. It would be quite awkward to have to walk up to a group of seasoned veterans in fighting and start a conversation. If they didn't like you... Well, he didn't need to finish that train of thought.

Realizing that he hadn't eaten anything since his arrival, Ike grabbed a drumstick and began to take a big juicy bite, only to be interrupted by the doorbell. Pit jumped out of his seat.

"Another newbie's arrived," he exclaimed happily to Ike. Ike pondered this for a bit. Who could this new person be? Where did they come from? Would he or she be friendly? He was pulled from his thoughts when Pit grabbed him excitedly and began dragging him to the door. Ike realized that he hadnt taken a single bite from the chicken on his plate. He reached out, but Pit had already dragged him far enough that he couldnt reach it. So, Ike followed Pit to the door, hungry for the chicken he left behind in the cafeteria.