The Arts of Warfare aren't just about the fights. It's also about everyone that participates in them, including what they do every day outside of combat. What happens when the Panzerkraft girls are let loose in their everyday lives? Very interesting things. What about if the Jägermeistern guys are included as well? Get ready for a lot of tomfoolery. Part of Projekt Jägermeistern.
Another joint Panzerkraft-Jägermeistern practice had just come to an end for Ooarai, and they were all back in their normal school attires.
"We've only been doing combat training lately…" Ron lamented as he sweated. "I miss badminton…"
He looked around at everyone and noticed some things. He noticed Zitrus walking off and Erich walking off in another direction with Miho, but he also noticed Harry. His eyes widened as he saw Harry's head, and his eyes eventually grew shuttlecocks within them.
Ron then quickly took his racquet and slammed it over Harry's head.
"Ouch!" Harry cried out as he went to the ground and held his head. Seth had seen the ordeal occur, and he looked on in surprise at it.
"What the hell, cap'n?!" Harry complained as he rubbed his head.
"Sorry!" Ron apologized. "It's just, I miss badminton so much that I started seeing shuttlecocks…"
"Hey, cap'n!" Seth called out. He was holding a shuttlecock in such a way that he prepared to toss it. "Come get it!"
Ron's eyes once again grew shuttlecocks within them as he looked on at the shuttlecock for a bit. Alex was watching with curiosity.
Ron then pulled out his racquet and quickly slammed it over Alex's head.
"That fucking hurts!" Alex cried out as he went to the ground. Seth looked on as he tried to think of another way to stop the badminton captain's madness.
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Part of Projekt Jägermeistern.
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