Kōkō no Bando

Kuji flashed a faint smile. "Good, I don't think anyone wants to wait too long." Obviously he was coming off worse than he was hoping, but that was irrelevant. He just sat down where he was and ate what Yakihito handed him.

Once he finished it, be picked up his violin again and began playing the song from earlier, this time repeating it whenever it reached the end. "Thank you for that. Also, I have nothing planned for all of you." He shrugged and contiuned with, "But perhaps Kaemon has something for all of us?"

Yasuo blushed. "Yeah, I made them but I'm not that good." He handed another one to Haruki while he talked to Kenshin. "Come over to my house on Sunday and I'll teach you if you want." He said and took his drumsticks out of his bag and walked over to his drums.

((Oh crap, I forgot to mention the lyricist's role! Who should I give it to? ;__; Any volunteers? ;w;))

Upon hearing Kuji's song and what followed afterwards, Haruki said, "Well, as a matter of fact I do!" Saying so, Haruki put down his bass guitar and began rummaging through his things in his bag. After some scuffling he held out a sheet of paper to everyone.

"I wrote a song, though it still needs a lot of tweaks. So since I forgot to get through this before, I'd like one of you guys to become the lyricist for the band! Oh, and one more thing. Since the Sakurahana Summer Festival isn't that far, I wanted us to prepare a few songs and participate in the festival as the Light Music Club! What'dya say?" he declared with that sweet smile of his fixated on his face again

Kuji had always made Hotaru angry. Probably because he had no resemblance to cake at all. He wasn't sweet, he wasn't friendly or inviting. She thought this would be a good time to get revenge for his blatant uncakeliness.
"Lyricist?" Without another word, Hotaru pointed at Kuji.

Kuji nearly laughed when he saw Hotaru point at him. "I think that is the most you've communicated with me." He turned from Hotaru to Kaemon. "That said, I think I will offer myself for the part."

He didn't have a clue on if he would be a good lyricist, but he wanted to impress Hotaru. He had to admit, even for a real girl, she was very cute. He shook the thought away and walked up to Kaemon. "If there are no objections, I would like to start. The festival won't wait for us."

Kenshin beamed as Haruki bought up the plan to play at the Festival. A million thoughts ran through his as he thought of how aweomse it'd be to be one of the people up on the stage this time, instead of in the crowd.

He notied Hotaru had pointed a finger at Kuji, and saying "Lyricist"; in which Kuji made a sarcastic remark, but otherwiswe seemed to like the idea of being the Lyricist.

"Yosh!" Kenshin exlcaimed suddenly, "We're going to blow their minds with our sheer awesomesauce!"

Reina let all of the commotion go on around her and she smiled when Hotaru finally talked to someone. It may not be Reina, herself, but she was glad she was even talking. Reina sighed softly, she hadn't thought she'd ever hear Hotaru talk. She turned away from Hotaru and looked over at Kuji.

Reina wasn't sure why, but she just didn't get along with him...even if he is being nice to everyone. "Don't worry, you'll be great at it," she told him, smiling slightly. She hadn't meant for it to sound sarcastic at all, but it had...just a little. She nearly cursed herself. She had been trying to hide her dislike from everyone, but hopefully the others will think she was being sincere. She shook her head then nearly laughed at what Kenshin had said, "awesomesauce?"

Yasuo laughed. "Yeah, that would be awesome." The blonde looked at Kenshin, "Awesomesauce? Please use correct language." He played a small rythem on the drums and pulled out his phone for a text. He frowned in annoyance. "Gah, stupid father. Stop texting me." He muttered.

Kuji didn't believe it. No one had any objection to it. He decided to keep his shock to himself though. "They probably just don't want to do so themselves.."

He turned towards Yakihito. "On the contrary, I think we could use it in a song." His eyes then went back to Kaemon. "So, you had a song?"

"At least the upcoming festival will make this a little more interesting."

Reina bit back a sigh, realizing she hadn't gotten noticed again. She walked over to the corner of the room where her amp was and plugged her guitar into it. She made sure the volume wasn't too loud before she started to play a guitar version of beethoven.

She wasn't sure but she enjoyed taking classical music and switching them over onto her guitar. She never wrote down the notes either, just played everything by memory. It sometimes seems like it was all she did at times.

Hotaru turned her head to the side a bit in confusion. She didn't think that people would have actually agreed to this, especially Kuji. "He must be doing it because everyone else wanted him to." Hotaru thought to herself, as she quietly played her cello. "That was sweet of him I think. Maybe he's just a little like cake after all, but just a little. I still hate him."

Reina seemed to be excluded from the conversation, and went back to the corner where her amp was.

Hotaru picked up her cello with one hand and her chair with the other, and set it down next to where Reina was. She began to play along to her Beethoven song.

Reina looked at the other girl in surprise then smiled slightly. Their instrument's notes together sounded strange, but yet beautiful. She listened to the song, engulfed in the music even as she continued to play. She didn't really pay attention to anything else

"You didn't have to," she said to the other girl softly. Reina wasn't used to people actually wanting to be near her unless it was her grandma. But she was very glad for the company. Reina didn't like admitting it, but...she was tired of being alone.

Yasuo grinned and played a soft rhythm on the drums to match the two instruments. It gave the song a little more of a classical modern twist, though hopefully he could be able to get the other members to join along.

Kenshin had started to feel more elated by the plans. His mind wandered for a little bit as he mentally drooled over the thoughts of the festival.

"Oh, Yasuo, I think I will take up your offer and come over later today if that's okay. If I can cook food as just as good, we could prepare a big batch for the festival! What do you think?" he beamed as he started to bob up and down to the rythem of the music the three were now making.

"Yeah, but in all honesty, it really isn't that good." he replied to Kuji as he stared at down at the paper in his hand in a shy way before handing it over. "I wanted to write a fun song, but maybe the lyrics were too childish. But since you're on the job, I know you can make it into something awesome! I just know it! Oh, and the handwriting might be a little bad on that page...eheh..." he said while he scratched the back of his head as if nervous. "There's still some time left before the festival's here. But we've got exams right after it, so I'm kinda confused to be excited or in a slump." Haruki said while he slumped his shoulders a bit on the thought of the exams. He always hated the exams, but couldn't deny their importance in his studies. He was average in his studies, but exams always cut short the time he had to play around; which was a case of quite worry for him.

After being through with that, he heard Kenshin talk about selling some food at the festival. "That's a real neat idea, senpai. Count me in too! Haruki exclaimed while he tried joining the rhythm the three were making with his bass guitar.

Kuji reviewed the paper Kaemon handed him. "This could turn out well. Though, why those two have faith in me is beyond me." Noticing that everyone else had joined into a song, Kuji shrugged and set the paper aside, picking up his bow and violin.

"With a bit of work, I think it'll do." Sitting down on his amp by the window, Kuji started playing a harmony to the song. He was only half playing though; the other half was sucked into figuring out how to touch-up the song.

Yasuo grinned and nodded. "Just be warned, I have some relatives overs, so it might be more crowded than usual." He said and decresendo'ed in the music a little, giving the other new parts a que.
"So, you should let me see the song later 'mkay, Kuji-kun."

She continued to enjoy the music, listening to the others add their own sounds into the song. Reina smiled as the song started to go into her favorite part. She loved playing this part of the song, it was just so soothing to her. Before they could even play it, there was a knock on the door.
"Reina, you're needed in the office," the man said when he opened the door. He then stepped back and waited for her, holding the door open. Reina sighed and packed her lovely guitar in its case carefully. "Stupid person, ruining a good song," she mumbled as she walked across the room. Reina always got grumpy when someone intterupts her music. She waved at the others and walked out of the room, following the man to the office.