#ft. ayame ( pvincesspeach )

[wickcdlove]

˚₊‧꒰ა . — ˗ˏˋ ✮ ˎˊ˗ — ˖ ໒꒱ ‧₊˚ —— minsi looked up from her laptop, pausing her own game as she saw ayame standing in the doorway, nintendo in hand and looking utterly defeated. she couldn’t help the slight smile that crept onto her face as she caught the frustration in ayame’s expression. of course she didn’t take pleasure in her roommates frustration - but she did enjoy when people had to ask her for help. it made her feel useful. “stuck?” she asks, sitting up and patting the spot next to her on the bed. “you came to the right person. i’m pretty great.�� there was a playful confidence in her tone, even though the truth was that she was decently good, but definitely not great. “let me see what you’re working with. i’ve probably beaten this level a hundred times.” she takes the switch from the other girl, inspecting the level. “some of the zelda puzzles can be really hard… when i was little i had a book that told me how to get through the hard levels. nowadays all you need to do is pick up your phone and look up a walkthrough. that’s crazy, huh?” she fiddled with the joysticks and took a moment to examine the dungeon, “okay, i see the problem. timing is everything here... but don’t worry, i’ve got this. do you normally play action-adventure games? i like games that have puzzles, it makes me feel smart.” or dumb, depending on the game. but she wouldn’t admit that.

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            it  had  been  hard  to  focus  on  anything,  and  ayame  wondered  if  the  entire  thing  had  been  a  good  idea  after  all.  of  course,  it  was  exciting,  and  she  was  looking  forward  to  it,  but  now  that  she  had  been  laying  in  her  bed,  trying  to  unwind  with  her  nintendo  in  hand  –  she  just  couldn't.  it  seemed  like  the  blonde  guy  with  the  green  hat  and  pointed  ears  was  laughing  at  her  through  the  screen  as  she  had  attempted  the  same  puzzle  a  million  times.  she  just  couldn't  get  the  timing  right.  she  let  out  a  frustrated  sigh,  arms  sprawled  away  from  her  body,  staring  up  at  the  ceiling. 

            at  least  she  knew  exactly  what  to  do  next.  she  had  noticed  her  roommate,  obviously,  had  to  be  good  at  games  –  as  it  seemed  to  be  like  a  major  hobby.  the  other  had  been  more  than  welcoming,  and  it  had  made  ayame's  nerves  calm  down  a  bit.  it  didn't  take  long  for  ayame  to  make  her  way  over  to  the  other's  room,  peering  through  the  door.  it  was  late,  but  not  too  late;  and  ayame  felt  relief  when  she  had  noticed  her  roommate  was  indeed  still  awake.  “  hey  minsi–  ”,  she  started,  carefully  as  to  not  startle  the  other.  “  you're  good  at  games,  right?  i  am  so  horribly  stuck.  ”,  she  said  while  waving  her  nintendo  in  the  air,  ready  to  just  toss  the  entire  thing.  “  do  you  mind  helping  me  with  this  level?  ",  ayame  asked,  hoping  the  other  would  comply  with  her  request.