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Chapter Two

The park was warm this day, a small brunette boy played within the large sandbox. Even on an island you couldn't always just go to the beach to enjoy sand, some days weren't suitable.

The boy began to mold the slightly pre-dampened sand into the shape of his bucket. Grabbing as much sand he could in his tiny hands and dropping it within the bucket.

"Riku," the tanned dirty blonde began. "It's the first day of school, you could at least smile!" He laughed. Riku on the other hand was far from laughing. The crew was sitting out on the Blitzball field beneath one of the lamp posts. They knew this wasn't the meeting ground they were supposed to be in, but they liked it much better than the crowded lunch rooms. The field happened to be right outside one of the lunch room doors, so it was a win-win situation. Selphie took this turn to speak.

"Hmph, I can't wait to start playing on the team again," she quickly grabbed onto Riku's arm, looking up at him. "Fielders for the win!" She cheered.

Riku shrugged her off. "That is if Coach thinks you're still game." He said. Riku never had to worry about losing his own spot as fielder like Selphie did. Said girl stuck her tongue out.

"I'm sure we'll all remain in our same spots, ya?" Wakka tried to lighten the moment. Tidus and Selphie nodded.

"I wonder if there will be any new recruits to the team." Tidus put his hand to his chin, pondering the thought.

"None of the people who were on the team last year were seniors," Riku stated. "So that's highly unlikely."

"Well, if this year turns out to be like last year that'd be great! But kind of a bore, don't you think?" Selphie put her hands together.

"As long as we win the tournament again everything will be fine." Riku said.

The schools morning announcements began to play, so the group decided it's time to walk back into the school. The announcements were done by their school's principle, Ansem Wise. Riku smirked when he heard his name being mentioned, not to his surprise. He all very well knew his importance factor in the Blitzball team, and so did his friends.

"Let's go get our schedules guys."

Long lines were beginning to get into formations, every student anticipating their new schedule with hopes of being with their friends.

'This day is going by so slow and I'm so tired.' Sora kept walking to his line. Closing his eyes he yawned, covering his widely opened mouth. Eye's still shut tight he felt himself bump into something, or someone, of a tall stature. Sora's eyes quickly batted open to look up to a quite familiar face.

"Tch!" The silver haired boy growled. Sora took a step or two back, afraid of what the older might say. The perky, yet sporty, chocolate haired girl next to him shook the silverettes shoulder a bit, her face pouting a frown and green eyes narrowing. "Chill out!"

Sora almost knew this girl too well for someone he's never met. Her name was Selphie Tilmitt, most aggressive girl on the oh-so-famous-and-popular DWHS Blitzball team. He knew her to be a fielder, playing alongside the team's most valuable player, Riku Satoshi.

Riku's expression straightened out as he began to look Sora up and down. His lips then rose to a grin as he chuckled at the short and somewhat frightened sophomore. "Nice uniform." His tone was less than complimenting, as if he was trying to infer Sora was an idiot. Though Sora did seem like an idiot, hopelessly standing there staring at his long time crush. He came out of his trance from the two snaps of Selphie's fingers in his face.

"Don't go passing out on us anytime soon." She pursed her lips, hands on her hips.

"Huh?" Sora was confused.

"Fo-cus!" Selphie said slowly, not sure what kind of comprehension this boy had for the English language anymore.

"O-oh," Sora stuttered, his face beginning to blush as he realized how asinine he was acting. "S-sorry."

By this time Riku had already turned the other way, tuning the young boy out. But Selphie was still trying to make conversation. "It's alright, had me worried there for a sec though! I'm Selphie Tilmitt, and what's your name?"

"Sora Hibari." Sora smiled. In all honesty he was still most confused on how he ended talking to a Blitzball player. He heard they usually don't pay attention to anyone else but themselves. Riku posing as a great example.

"Hibari," She repeated questioningly. Sora nodded. "Um, this line is for surnames beginning with Q through U."

'This is not happening!' How much of a dunce can Sora make himself look? Especially in front of his crush! "O-oh," Sora scrambled for words. "Guess I got confused!" He quickly ran off to look for the right line.

"What an awkward little boy." Selphie turned back over to Riku and then began rummaging through her khaki messenger bag. She pulled out a dark red notebook and began writing in it. "Sora Hibari," she read aloud what she was writing, gaining Riku's attention. "Small, brown hair, blue eyes. Very…'lost' personality."

"Do you really have to write down every person you meet into that thing?" Riku asked a bit irritated by the girls actions.

"Of course! How else do you think I keep information about everyone," She began. "All of their deep dark secrets, personal moments, things their deathly afraid of and so on. It's completely black mail worthy!"

"Is this how you got those boys to do all your algebra homework last year?"

"Mhm, yep!" Selphie closed the notebook and placed it back within her bag.

Riku grunted, "Yknow, if Coach Villiers finds out about this he'll-."

"So what! He found out about the little 'accident' you had with that other student last year," Selphie pursed her lips. "And you didn't get in trouble, now did you?"

Riku crossed his arms and rolled his eyes. "The kid was asking for it though." He got a bit angered just thinking about it.

"Oh yeah? Well maybe if you learned how to deal with your attitude better, bad things wouldn't happen." The girl stated.

Riku looked at her with piercing teal eyes. "I don't have a bad attitude."

Selphie stuck out her tongue. "Maybe not in this world!"