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Ah~ Another day without Ray tagging alone. Being constantly followed didn't sit well with small boy who was always looking for adventure. Though the island wasn't to great for adventuring. Everything was farms. So lame. Today June found a gem in this dirt pile of an island though. An arcade! An arcade in this run down place. This was probably the best thing so far about moving here. However, this place still sucked in his eyes. After all, the place he came from had an arcade also. But oh well, at least now he had something to do. He was stationed at a fighting game, a pocket full of quarters and a drink he had gotten from the counter. June loved fighting games. But because he was never really good at them, he never liked playing with other people. Especially not his brother. There's no way he would even take the risk of doing something as embarrassing as losing to his little wuss of a brother. So he sat alone at his game, making a growling noise here and there when he was losing.

Thirteen loses... Thirteen loses in a row against the computer. June gripped the joystick of the machine hard as his teeth gridded together. There really was no one as bad at games as this boy was. Though he would never let anyone know that. Not purposefully anyway. He was the type to get defensive and was really petty when it came to losing. A sore loser if you will. No one was here that the boy knew though. So he didn't have to suffer the humiliation of someone knowing he was bad. That's right, besides him there wasn't another soul in the arcade. No one but him, and the girl behind him... June's head rotated to the side to see who had addressed him. And when he saw the girl, his teeth clenched even tighter. The boy really would need a grind guard later on in life. The situation would have been fine if it was just a random person, or even Ray. But this goody-two shoes? Why did it have to be her? "What's it to you?" He said in an apathetic tone as his eyes narrowed, staring Yuri down.

Sounded weird? What did? It's not like June knew he was growling. He was just that frustrated. Kind of like a tunnel vision effect. So to the boy, this girl was just spouting nonsense. But, what else was new? This girl... What was her name? Whatever. She was just a pain in the a**. And of course, she wasn't going to leave him alone. He sighed, dropping his hands from the machine and spun to face her. Losing his glare for an apathetic look he began to speak, "It's garbage." At this point he wasn't trying to be rude. He really felt that way about the game. Just, his choice in words was a little off. "If almost makes me want to never come back here," A hyperbole of course. June was quite fed up with the machine though. He had been playing for so long, it took a lot of the money he had been saving up. Which just made him angrier. Though before taking it out on the girl, he let out a sigh. He wasn't so cruel as to tongue lash a girl for trying to be friendly. "So what's miss goody two-shoes doing here today?," He asked trying to keep his voice from showing anger. Maybe she would tell him her name again if he said this with out seeming too mean.

Oh? She didn't get mad and start yelling. She usually yelled. Well, when he did something to offend her at least. Even more than that, she seemed to be trying to start up a conversation. She was determined. June liked stubborn people, "I don't remember it." He told her bluntly. He didn't feel like keeping it a secret. He hated secrets and lies more than anything else. Even more than losing. If this girl was going to stick around even though he was being a jerk (yes, the boy knew how he was acting), then he should at least try to get along as well. Besides, there was no way he could lose to a girly girl like this in video games. No matter how bad he was (which was really bad). "I like the fighting games," June said as he pointed back to the machine. Like wasn't the word he would have used to describe it before. He liked it better than any other game he lost at though. He scooted the stool he was sitting on over to allow the girl to reach the second player controls, "It's easier if you just play."

June had decided to ignore the first part of the girls little speech. Though he did at least catch her name. He wouldn't forget it... Hopefully. The boy didn't care for being talked at though, so he blocked out whatever the girl was saying about the name business. And as they begun to play, was the most June had ever focused on the girl. She was horrible, down right bad at this game. Not just bad, worst than June. Worst than the boy who couldn't beat the computers on easy. Somehow this put a smirk on the boy's face. There was someone he could actually beat. No, that's not right. It's just the computers were to hard! That had to be it. It was rigged! No one could beat someone as good as June. And as the game came to an end, he let Yuri know that. With a smug tone and large grin he began to talk, "Don't feel to bad about it~" Ah, there really was no better feeling then being better than someone else. "I mean it was your first time after all," He really loved the feeling, "There's no way a beginner could beat someone as great as me."

June's smug look was going nowhere. Especially seeing Yuri hunch over in shame. What a good feeling it was to be the victor~ So much so that June almost felt like cheering. But, he was more of a gentlemen than that. So he decided to just stick with his more arrogant comments. That was until he got a good look at her face. She was actually pink. Was it that embarrassing to lose? Well to June of course it was. He was a winner. For someone else to though? And when Yuri snapped at him to play again, something about her entranced him. Not for long though. "No," He replied simply. For some reason the boy didn't want to play again. Although he didn't know why, it could be because he didn't want to take the chance of losing this time. Yeah, that had to be it. "Your a hundred years to early to go up against me again," He said as he hopped of the stool and crossed his arms, "Maybe after you practice a little I'll play you again."

"That has nothing to do with this!" June snapped back after her first comment. The game was rigged obviously. So him losing before had nothing to do with her losing. And besides, why was she being such a brat about it? He was nice enough to save her the humiliation! What an ungrateful kid. To disrespect someone as kind and benevolent as him. The boy scowled. Even after he was trying to be her friend, she wasn't worth it. Especially after saying that of all things! "Who the hell is scared of losing?!?" He yelled even louder. Not caring one bit that he was in public. June wasn't going to let some uptight girl tell him off like this. No one ever spoke to him like this. He was entitled. He was always kind to everybody, that's why they should be that way to him. Treat others the way you want to be treated right? So why was she denying his kindness with such rude sayings? He clenched his teeth, like always, and moved his face right in front of hers, "Don't just assume things and just keep your mouth shut!"