Old Men? Or Seven?

[Carla Ayatsugi]

Hello men and women of Rubrum!

Spring approaches, love is in the air. Have you sent your loved one a note to tell them just how much you care? Perhaps you’re too shy to do so. Perhaps you have this fear of being denied, rejected, shot down, feelings obliterated in a fiery heap of coals and them stomped on by whoever you’re writing to. Perhaps you’re unsure if you actually feel this way about the certain someone. The old wise saying states to ‘look before you leap’, but sometimes, you should just take a dive in, and let the rest come later. Perhaps while doing this, your entire soul WILL be crushed, but at least you know that you tried, and that counts for more then staying back and being unable to ever get your feelings across.

So then what do you do if you have any of these feelings stated above? Today, we’re going to look in on one example of a woman who did just as we suggested. To leap in and let the rest come after. One of the esteemed Class Zero students, today, we have, to your delight, the story of Sice, number six of that class. I’m sure you all know the sice wielding, grey haired girl. But a recent event has made us question the type of love she really wants to receive.

Only a few days ago, our very own Sice, took it upon herself to follow the advice stated, and to leap right into love. After writing this love note, containing very naughty expressions of love and ideas for a ‘good time’ Sice decided to give it to the one she loved. After seeing this letter myself, and what it contained, I cannot help but wonder how Sice thought she was going to get it into the hands of her lover without being found out.

But the bigger question, is not what was written in the letter, but who it was for. Kurasame? Or Seven? Her very own room mate? Or her teacher? The confusion comes in because while trying to hand the letter off, it was intercepted by Seven. Or was it intercepted? When we questioned Kurasame about whether or not he thinks it was intended for him or for Seven, he remained even quieter then normal. In fact, all we could get out of them was that ‘Whoever it was intended for, Sice obviously had interesting intentions.’

Interesting is putting it lightly. The letter contained much that we cannot disclose to the public ear, but one thing we can say, is that it involved chocolate, cool whip, and ‘heat’. I’ll leave it up to you to figure that one out. When we asked Seven what she thought about the whole thing, she denied, but something she said left us wondering yet again. She said that ‘Anyone that gets Sice is a lucky person, and must be a catch.’ She also stated that she ‘Feels deeply about her room mate.’ So what does that tell you? Denial because of fear? Or is she telling the truth?

Asking our very own ‘Doctor of love’, Kazusa Futahito, we learned some interesting things about what he thought, along with Kurasame. Not only did he mention that ‘Kurasame has always gone for younger girls’. Could Kurasame be back to his robbing the cradle ways of his? Sice is young yes, but very developed. Obviously if she knows how to put terms like ‘chocolate’, ‘steamy’, and ‘whipped cream’ together, she must know what she wants. As always, I leave it to you to decide,

Is Sice after old men?

Or Seven?

--By Carla Ayatsugi