Hello everyone!
I came back again! As you can see, I am trying to write a series for both, tododeku and bakudeku. This time around is bakudeku. It was supposed to be an oneshot, but I got some weird ideas in the middle, and in the end I decided to write a multi chapter story.
I don't think that the chapters will be long, but I think that's is better this way.^^''
Hope you enjoy!
"So...you went to a convenience store, but ended up getting into trouble…again." Uraraka began, her voice filled with amusement.
"I mean, it's not my fault that while I was on my way to the store, a thief suddenly dashed past me…I had to do something." Midoriya pouted. "I'm gonna be a hero one day, if I let a thief escape, what kind of hero would I be? Besides, I have my provisional hero license, so I can handle some situations..."
"So you got the thief." Todoroki stated.
"Yep! And then, the store owner gave me this." The green haired girl said, showing her friends a small yellow box.
The three of them were currently gathered in Midoriya's room, with the room's owner and the brunette seated on the bed, while the boy occupied the desk.
"What's that?" The ice and fire quirk user asked, mismatched eyes analyzing the small object.
"It's a Dare Box." Izuku answered. Todoroki frowned, clearly unfamiliar with the concept, while Ochako sported a big smile on her face. Uh-oh.
"A Dare Box?!" Ochako exclaimed excitedly. "We have to play it!"
"What exactly is a Dare Box?" Shouto inquired once more.
Before the freckled girl could respond, the gravity hero took it upon herself to explain.
"It's a game where players draw dares from the box and then carry them out. Each dare is assigned with a specific number of points—the easier the dare, the fewer points it's worth, and the more challenging the dare, the more points the player can earn. The first player to get a certain amount of points wins!"
"Okay...?" Todoroki couldn't quite understand why the girl was so enthusiastic about it.
"Hmm... maybe we should demonstrate how it works to Todoroki-kun." Midoriya suggested.
"Yes, let's do it!"
Izuku shook the yellow box, and suddenly, a slip of paper emerged from the opening at the top of the box. Uraraka got the paper and read it out loud.
"Hug the person to your right. One point. If the person hugs you back, extra one point."
"Well, that's easy." The green haired girl said.
"This is a one point dare, so it's supposed to be easy."
"So if I hug…Uraraka, I get one point, and if she hugs me back, I get an extra one point?" Todoroki asked, just to make sure that he got it right. "So I just do whatever the papers say."
"Basically, yes." Izuku replied. "We just have to set how many points we want to reach."
"Okay, let's play." Todoroki finally agreed.
"Wait!" Ochako exclamed. "Let's include other rules to make it more fun!"
Green and mismatched eyes stared at the other before their attention was back at the gravity hero.
"What…kind of rules?" The other girl asked with caution.
"First! The first one to get 30 points wins!" Uraraka announced, neither Midoriya or Todoroki disagree, so she continued. "Second, we do a dare per day!"
"It means that we're gonna go through this for at least a week if we consider that we have one, three and five points dares." Izuku muttered, right hand under her chin.
"Third! We can't let anyone know that we're playing a game!"
"Why?" Shouto asked, raising an eyebrow.
"Because~~~" Ochako sang, a mischievous smile on her face. "It's more fun that way! Also, we have to complete the dare in front of at least one other player to ensure that we really did it."
"Sounds fair." The other two agreed.
"If we don't do the dare, or if we fail, does the game have a punishment?" Todoroki asked.
"Not really, usually you just don't get the points I think." Izuku answered truthful.
"But we should give a prize for the one who wins the game!" Ochako added.
They looked at each other for a second, before Izuku suggested.
"The losers do the chores of the winner for a week?"
"Oh! I like it!"
"Sounds good to me."
"So, shall we start now?" Uraraka was grinning.
I was looking for fun games, because for some reason I can only think of angst themes for bakudeku...and now I have a list of games, and it kind of influenced my stories...but anyway, I hope that you enjoyed the story so far!^^
By the way, english is not my mother tongue, so maybe you will find some grammar errors.^^''
See you.