Thread: Ansatsu Kyōshitsu: Bye Bye Yesterday (Athene & East)

Megu Kataoka Thank you sooooo much. You actually did me a huuuuuge favor. Umm ... you take cards? When the driver gave an affirmative nod, Megu grinned, fishing her wallet out from her purse and handing her debit card over, allowing it to be scanned. Awesome. Seriously, thank you again. Offering a bow of her head, the former representative for the females of 3-E slipped her wallet back into her purse, slinging the leather bag over her shoulders. She quickly pivoted on her feet, lamenting that in her pursuit of seeking out a feminine job, they all seemed to come with one major curse. The worst inventions ever known as high heels. Seriously, who was dumb enough to think these were a great idea? she mumbled, hurrying through the airport. Thankfully, the job had a considerable amount of perks to make up for her annoyance. One that was always helpful was being able to show her flight attendant badge and get through the crowds much easier than most other people. Where is today's flight again? Megu inwardly mused, suddenly realizing her mind had seemed to recall everything but that. Her eyebrows furrowed as she pulled this time her phone out. After gracefully swiping it several times over, she found the agenda. Right to Bangkok, Thailand. Noted, okay. Indeed, what she'd assumed rather fairly was correct. Upon arriving at the gate, she saw mostly Muslims waiting for the plane. There were some Asians, Japanese and other distinct heritages. There were even a small handful of Caucasians. All in all, however, it was mostly Muslims that would be boarding the plane. Nothing wrong far from it. Over the past several years Megu had been a flight attendant, however, she made it a note to keep track of things like this. It tended to help out with things such as being able to communicate. Or, in today's case, lack of. Arabic was one of the languages she hadn't taken in college. Go figure now it bites you in the ass, she thought, barely fighting the urge to sigh out loud. Sure, her phone could be used. But not until the plane reached a certain height, and ... Megu-san! There you are! I was staring to wonder if you got lost! Her head turned to see another flight attendant that she tended to work with a lot. Megu flashed a smile to the other woman, moving her head from side to side, Nonsense. I've yet to miss a light. I'm not gonna start now. Heh, yep. That's the Megu I know, alright. What did happen though? You've never gotten this close to being late. Megu deftly wove a hand through the air, dismissing the matter. Don't worry about it. I'm here that's what matters, right? By the way, you good with Arabic? Because ... I'm not. Well, not without aid or assistance. Ohhh. I hear what you're asking. Don't worry. I got you covered. Two life savers in one day this had to be a record. Now hopefully Megu could make up for her own ... not quite errors, per se. But moments of weakness .. yeah. That sounded right. Lifting her had, she looked up at a nearby clock, then behind her to the itinerary. It was now close enough. Pushing down on the button in front of her, the PA system turned on. Flight number N103 from Japan to Bangkok, Thailand is ready to board people. Women, children, anyone with disorders, and first class ... please come up first. I repeat, we will begin with women, children, anyone with disorders, and first class. Thank you! Between her and Megu's companion, the two got everyone on board at a rather quick pace. And right on schedule, it seemed. Offering Emi a grin, Megu stepped on board the air craft,entering after her co-worker got inside. The doors shut and when the pilots were given the green light, the announcement about the plane departing was made official. It was only a mater of time before Megu found herself ascending high up into the air.