Oh Man, I'm Late!

"Kiera, you could help draw out the story if you want," Nadia offered. She pulled out her camera and hung it around her neck. "I shall be back!" she declared. Then went over to the computer to print out the pictures.

"Kiera, come up with a story. You could also draw the backgrounds, if you wish."
Kyoto didn't want to make her feel left out.

Kiera smiled at the two.
"Okay."

Nadia ran back into the room after going to get the pictures printing. She had put them in see-through envelopes and she tossed them across the table to Kyoto. "There you go," she announced, smiling.

"Thanks."
He quickly sketched out the three of them on a piece of paper.
"What do you guys think?"

Nadia crossed her arms. "Not bad, not bad." She smiled deviously. "Althought you're missing something..." She snatched the pencil out of his hand and drew a little crown on the top of his head on the drawing. She smiled. "There we go."

Kiera started laughing.
"I think they're cute."

Nadia smiled and tossed Kyoto his pencil. "I do too."

"I'm not impressed, Nadia. Stop being immature."
Kyoto stuck his tounge out at her.

Nadia shrugged and crossed her arms. "That's who I am. Take me or leave me, I have enough money to get where I'm going either way."

Nana laughed some more.
"Well this group is definately interesting, to say the least."

"Better then being bored."

"For sure." Nadia glanced over at the board. "This is due in a week...alright."

"I could finish this in an hour, I draw my own manga, so I'm used to it. It's up to you guys if you want to finish it now or take our time, which might result in a higher mark."
Kyoto placed his hands behind his head and leaned back in his chair.

"Take our time," Nadia replied. "Rushing never works, you always forget something." She yawned and stretched her arms above her head. "Is there anything else I can do?"

"Uh, help with the story so we can make a rough draft?"
Kyoto continued lounging.

Kiera smiled.
"Nadia, do you have any ideas for the story, if we brainstorm now I can write up the rough later tonight or tomorrow during my spare."

Nadia nodded and leaned over the table, pulling a sheet of paper out of her bag. She grabbed Kyoto's pencil, from where it lay, discarded. She started writing ideas, but crossed every single one out after a minute. "Not any good ideas..." she muttered.

"I think all those camera flashes fried your brain!"
Kyoto chuckled.
"It's OK, take your time. We have all week."

Nadia raised her head and looked at him. "Camera flashes can't damage your brain cells," she said a-matter-of-factly. "I did a project on it in nineth grade. People think that flashes can blind and damage, but they really can't." She turned back to the paper and scribbled a couple more things down.

"Well, you're already drawing us present day style right Kyoto?"
She thought for a second.
"Then why don't we have a really cheesy story about the worst day ever at school."

Nadia smiled. "I like that idea..." She crumpled up the paper and pulled out a new sheet. She wrote down a couple ideas:

Dropped books in fountain,
Tripped down the stairs,
Was late for ALL classes,
Three detentions after school,
Two failed tests

"Camera flashes send a shock throughout your entire nervous system, same as any other sudden bright light. That's why you become disoriented when you don't expect it."
Kyoto grinned.
"I like the idea of the worst day ever. Yes, I was listening."

"That is true," Nadia said. "Any bright light will do that, and yes it disorientates you, but it causes no damage." She tapped the pencil against the table.

"And the teacher should be potrayed as demons from another realm, sadistic demons from another realm."
Kiera looked over at teh art teacher who was now glaring at her.
"Except for the art teacher, the art teacher is great."