here we go
Chaos reigned.
It was expected and unexpected all at the same time. It was beautiful in a way. Almost poetic- if you were a bystander; that is. Which luckily for Rin- she happened to be. To be fair, Rin hadn't really planned that far ahead. Just a few steps. Well, she certainly hadn't thought it was have descended into this. Heroes who were friends and once longtime companions were now yelling at the top of their lungs. Finger pointing and accusations thrown about. Her blue eyes swung around to take in the blossoming anarchy.
In the ensuing chaos, everyone had forgotten about her which was fine. Rin watched them thoughtfully from the safety of her seat. In a way, it reminded her of being back at her school. She glanced down idly at the remnants of her finished lunch- save for a lone milk carton.
"Huh. Did you know that was going to happen?" Jack who was sitting next to Rin turned to ask. Rin tilted her head thoughtfully as she sipped her milk- before shaking her head.
"I thought there would be some debate but didn't think it'd end up like this." They ducked as a chair flew over heads. Jack chuckled as she swung her legs back and forth- enjoying the display of Rin's darker impulses.
For a few more moments they sat there silently watching the cafeteria continued to descend into madness. As Rin drained her and set aside her empty carton down, she tilted her head to Jack.
" Do you want to get out of here?" Jack hesitated for a moment, glancing back at the soon to be fiery chaos; if she had to guess. Rin followed her line of sight and raised an eyebrow before saying
"We can play a game." After a beat, noting Rin's innocent expression- Jack nodded smiling.
" Let's go" Jack hopped off the bench and held out a hand. "This place is pretty crowded right now. Where do you wanna go?
"...I have an idea…" Rin trailed off mischievously as she grabbed Jack's hand. " ..I'm sure we'll be done before it's over." Hand in hand they walked out leisurely as something caught on fire behind them. So very predictable.
"..so did you get an answer?" Jack asked gesturing back to the fiery hell that used to be the cafeteria. Rin shrugged. As far as she could tell, there was no technical correct answer. But to completely honest, Rin had known that the minute the words passed through her lips. It really dependent on a myriad of situations and circumstances. Though, of course she herself had a personal opinion. Allies were important to keep; of course. Rin knew the importance of them. But she also knew that heroes, especially Heroic Spirits, despite their humility and bravery in so many ways was fairly predictable. In fact, she depended on it so much, that she was even more pleased as she heard the distant stomping and roaring of one Director; coming to see what the fuss was about.
"..Nope." Rin smiled as she tugged Jack's hand along as everyone continued to argue. Her question still weighing heavily in the air for all.
Who was actuallythe strongest servant?
..well, Wars have been started for less.