Please, Teacher

"Yo do." Akashi corrected, giving Miss Spencer a look. But she let Miss Spencer continue and listened to what she had to say. But she didn't like it. "Y-You interfered in the ring!" Akashi protested. She shifted in her seat and took a swig of her beer just to give Miss Spencer some more time to finish.

When Miss Spencer was finished, Akashi furrowed her brow. She pounded her fist into the bar. "Well, fuck those people!" Akashi said. "I'm NOT washed up." She said. "You can count up the margin of my losses in seconds on one hand. And all those other girls know I'm the better wrestler. Natalia-chan, Sarah-san, Marisa-chan, you. Maybe they aren't afraid of me because I have had some losses lately, but just looking at the record books is no indication. Ask the people I've faced, they'll know they were lucky to get those wins. And I begged Taylor-san not because I need her but because I love her and I want to enjoy my time here with her. That's it."

Akashi shook her head. "If that's being alike, then apples and oranges are alike because they are both fruit.' She said simply. "And, to hell with anyone who isn't giving us a chance? Why shouldn't we be the favorites? The Bunnies only have the titles because they took them. If that's how it is, then someone could just do that to them! I'M not worried in the least. But it is seems you do."

Akashi sighed and lifted her hand up calling for the bartender to pour two more sake shots. She waited until they were poured and slid one to Akashi. "Whatever. I don't want to be known as someone who whines. And, I still have my honor and pride. If we win, then it will cement my career even more." She said and nodded.

Akashi then grabbed her drink and held it up in front of Miss Spencer. "To victory." She said. "Ganbatte!" Akashi tossed back her shot with one gulp.

Muriel smiled at Akashi, just a light, faint smile, shaking her head slowly from side to side. "I'm not washed up either. Try telling that to all the naysayers out there, though." She reached up, slipping off her glasses, lying them upon the bar as she began to rub her nose, taking a moment to sigh again. "But yes. We should be the favorites. We definitely should be. Perhaps with the fans we are, but...well, take a listen backstage sometime. There's more than a few of our fellow coworkers telling each other that we're going to fall apart when the match comes."

She reached out and lifted her sake glass, shaking her head at Akashi again. "Worried? Not really. I know that we're both big enough women to put aside our differences. That is the key, here. I guarantee those awful, sorry excuses for a pair of wrestlers won't be expecting us to work together, and that, Miss Tanikaze, is where you and I will have every advantage."

She raised her glass back towards Akashi, quickly downing the shot with the sumo and dropping her glass back onto the bar. "What do you by 'if' we win, though? Don't you mean 'when' we win?" the teacher asked, her eyes sparkling at the sumo, the blonde giving her a sly smile and a slow wink. "I can promise you with one hundred percent certainly that you and I shall be the victors. I couldn't possibly allow any other outcome, you know."

Akashi smiled when she heard Miss Spencer. She nodded along witht he woman's words. "Ya, ya." She said and waved a hand. "When we win. I don't lack for confidence! There's no one around who I don't think I am going to beat when I come to the ring."

Akashi sighed. In the short time since she'd been with Miss Spencer, she'd almost drank as much as she had before the blonde arrived. Her cheeks were quite red and she turned and grinned at the teacher. Her hand slipped out and rested on Miss Spencer's leg.

"So... sensei... Now that we're friends or, whatever, you don't have to be shy. You can tell me the real reason why you always keep following me around." Akashi leaned forward. "I could loosen you up a bit." Akashi whispered with a bright grin and alcohol soaked breath. "Just in time for the match, too." She said and giggled.

Miss Spencer's cheeks suddenly turned a deep red, as Akashi rested her hand on her leg, her voice whispering softly to the teacher. She looked flustered by Akashi's actions, quite a bit so, and soon looked away from her.

"M...Miss Tanikaze!" she stuttered out, starting to feel the effects of her own shots of sake. She was something of a lightweight when it came to drinking, and she was starting to really regret getting caught up in the moment and downing the few shots that she had drank. "I assure you, most of our run-ins have been nothing but a coincidence! I honestly am not trying to follow you around! Seriously!"

She reached down, resting one hand upon Akashi's own, trying to gently push it off of her leg. "And besides, I am plenty loose! I most certainly don't need any help in that department!"

When akashi felt Miss Spencer's hand on hers, trying to push it away, Akashi grinned and gripped Miss Spencer's leg just a little tighter. Enough that it would take a little more effort to remove her hand. "Ooooh?" Akashi said leaning in and scooting off ehr stool a bit. "So, you're telling me that all those times, you never even passed a glance my way?" Akashi said coyly.

"Should I be happy about that or sad, sensei?" She said, pouting a bit. "It's not as though I can't see that you have a sexy body even through our rivalry." Akashi turned her head. "When was the last time you were even on a date anyway, huh?" She asked the question seriously. Though, it had been a little while for Akashi as well.

"O-of course n-not!" the teacher sputtered out, feeling more and more flustered by Akashi's closeness, by her firm grip on the teacher's leg. "I mean, I won't deny that you are an attractive woman, but that hardly matters or has anything to do with our present situation!"

Miss Spencer squirmed in her stool, still looking away from Akashi. Her cheeks felt like they were burning, she knew she had to be bloody red from her embarrassment now. "And my personal life really isn't important either! Our relationship is strictly a business relationship, Miss Tanikaze! We h-have an upcoming match that we should be fully focusing on!"

Akashi shook her head and smiled. "We're team building, Spencer-sensei." She said as she lifted her hand up and ran a finger up and down Miss Spencer's leg. "I mean... I'm willing to answer any questions you might have. Isn't it important for us to be on the same page? To be more synchronous with each other before we engage with those Bunnies? Our minds, our bodies, have to be in time. They have to practically be one... Akashi said, leaning in close as she whispered into Miss Spencer's ear.

Miss Spencer shuddered, as she felt Akashi's fingertip running across her leg. She reeled back as Akashi came in and whispered to her, shaking her head from one side to the other.

"Miss Tanikaze, this is incredibly uncalled for!" It was obvious that she was feeling shaken up by the sumo's actions. "It's also quite ridiculous, and quite shameful. You're drunk right now, and you don't know what you are saying. Trust me, I believe we're already both on the same page when it comes to the Bunnies, and whatever you're trying to do right now is completely out of line!"

She shook her head again, grabbing her glasses from the bar and sliding them back onto her face. "I...I think perhaps I should be going. Yes, I think that would be best right now..."

When Miss Spencer shifted, Akashi clamped her hand down on the sensei's thigh once more. "I'm not drunk. I'm buzzed." She said. "It takes a looot to get me drunk." She said. "What about you, anyway? Don't tell me the alcohol isn't heating you up a little bit? We could... go back to your place and continue getting to know each other." Akashi turned her head and grinned. "Heee... there's already so much of each other we've seen."

Akashi looked over Miss Spencer and leaned in close again. "How often have we been chest... to chest... Don't tell me you never felt anything all those times. I could feel something inside of you."

"I've barely had anything to drink!" Miss Spencer wailed, as she turned her head away from Akashi again, her face growing an ever-deeper shade of red. You haven't felt anything inside of me, Miss Tanikaze! You're out of your mind! And coming back to my place is strictly out of the question, especially with you dr...buzzed like this."

The teacher huffed, tried to lean away from Akashi as the sumo leaned in towards her. "Now, please, I beg of you. Back off of me! I think the entire bar is starting to stare at us!"