[ Kagami really wants to tell Kise, again, that it's none of his business--but even Kagami can tell when a battle is lost. Admitting it might be embarrassing, but lying about it would be worse.
But he doesn't have to be happy about it. ] Well... no.
[ Wait, no. He wasn't supposed to share that much-- ] Hn-- how come you're asking me all this? [ Not that he likes throwing Kuroko under the bus, but he's way better at dealing with Kise than Kagami is. ]
Kurokocchi doesn't have basketball right now, though. And he's in such close proximity to Akashicchi... To be honest, the whole thing is kind of stupid, but it's not like any of us are gonna be able to stop them.
It is stupid. [ Kagami can sort of understand it, especially after knowing what happened at Teikou, but it still agitates him. ] I'll talk to Kuroko, but you're probably right. I don't think they'll stop unless they feel like it.
[ .... ] Oi... that's kinda freaky to think about... [ He's already aware of the 'agreement', but he's only now thinking about what that really means. ]
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So is it true about Americans having more experience?
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But he doesn't have to be happy about it. ] Well... no.
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[ And because Kuroko is so much better at shutting down his questioning. ]
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[ His sigh is audible even to Kagami. ]
Kurokocchi was dumb and got him thinking it's some kind of competition. And you know how Akashicchi is about winning...
[ Look, it even almost sounds plausible! ]
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[ Surely the judgeyness of the face he's making right now is being conveyed through his tone, too. ]
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