Kaori was dumbfounded, once Miyuki rolled out of the kitchen counter, heading towards one of the dining tables, the turquoise haired girl called out for her, “Oi! Miyuchan…wait!” she whispered entirely. She decided to peak up, since Miyuki didn’t say anything to her, “78th generation girls?! I’m doomed.” she thought while ducking down again.
She looked over to Miyuki’s actions, a wind-up mouse? What’s a wind-up mouse going to do? She called out again, “What are you doing, Miyuchan?” she kept observing the girl’s action. Oh man, so that was her plan. The wind-up mouse scared the crap out of the girls, it was hilarious to witness. She chuckled and stood up, awaiting for Miyuki.
“I didn’t think that those things would scare the girls. Pahahah - it was ridiculously funny! I mean, yes, they do look realistic, though I wouldn’t be afraid of them.” she said as she giggled, resting her left hand on of the counters and went back to grab the cookie cutters, “How about we cut the cookie dough together? It’ll be a lot faster. Dibs on the bunny shaped one!” she said and grabbed the bunny shaped cookie cutter.
Miyuki shrugged. “I have lots of things that I use to scare people. It’s quite fun, really.” Miyuki was always known as a troublemaker at school, but not in the way where it was harmful to others - she was simply the prankster. Doing things like dropping a bucket of writhing rubber spiders onto a group of girls from the rooftop, putting fake snakes in the girls’ changing rooms, stealing basketballs from the basketball team, pouring cold water on teachers when they entered the classroom…She had done it all, and more. “Like there’s stuff like these…” She pulled a few more things out of her pockets - fake snakes, mice, spiders, and things like that. “And then, there’s stuff like this.” Pulling out a small glass jar from her back pocket, she showed what was in it to Kaori. It was a live cockroach. Miyuki winked mischievously. “This little guy is for emergencies.” She put it back, grinning maliciously.
Miyuki nodded, and reached for the bunny-shaped cookie cutter, only to have it snatched up for Kaori before she got there. “Ah! Not fair! I was going to use that one!” Miyuki said, faking distress. She grabbed the one shaped like a cat, and poked her tongue out of Kaori, giggling. “Whatever! Cats are cuter anyway!”