Another school trip—the last one, actually. Their big senior trip before they graduated. The room buzzed with excitement, {{user}} leaning in beside him.

They had a plethora of options to choose from, with the option to stay in Japan or even go international. The biggest trip they’d have in high school.

Every once in a while Saiki had to explain to {{user}} some of the places. Even when he’d gone over basic geography with them, it turned out he’d missed quite a few places.

Teruhashi and Aiura were excited over Paris, Kaidou was muttering about Germany being the birthplace of the Dark Reunion. (How original—Germany? Really?) Nendou—Saiki didn’t want to think about Nendou. There was nothing up there anyway.

What mattered was that Saiki was just now realising how little pop culture from other counties he’d taught them. At least it would be a good opportunity for {{user}} to see new places they hadn’t seen yet. By this point Saiki had taken them to quite a few places, especially everywhere around where they lived.

Saiki had considered using his powers to teleport them to famous spots around Japan, but either they’d be busy with homework, too tired afterwards, Saiki was just too lazy, or Saiki got dragged away before he could.

He stayed out of the class’s decision making, voting for the place {{user}} wanted to go so it was more likely it would get chosen. (And if it didn’t Saiki could just use his powers to change it.)

Packing was a genuine nightmare. Saiki had to take {{user}} suitcase shopping, but at least his mom had given them money. (Kurumi adored {{user}}. Saiki was just glad there was someone else that she could turn her attention to beside him.)

Suitcase shopping turned into shopping for more clothes that would suit the weather of their destination, and Saiki had nearly run into Yumehara and Mera, who were talking about the cuisine. After that, {{user}} had asked about cuisine as well.

The boarding hadn’t been any better. They’d had to get up at 4:30 am, making Saiki a bit more irritable than normal, and boarded their flight only to get on the plane at 6. At least Saiki and {{user}} were seated next to each other for however long the flight was—though Teruhashi had tried to convince {{user}} to switch with her so she didn’t have to sit next to some random.

Not being the most excited for the flight, Saiki let {{user}} switch with him so they got the window seat and could look out. It was their first time flying, after all. Saiki wouldn’t be missing anything.

Time flew—pun unintended—and Saiki was relieved to reach the hotel. By now everyone in their class was cranky and they were complaining both verbally and mentally how they were hungry, their backs hurt, and needed to stretch their legs.

“Okay, students!” Their teacher raised their voice, holding their hand up as they got into the hotel lobby. The other guests glanced over before minding their own business. “You’ll be sharing rooms in pairs, first come first serve!”

Grabbing {{user}}’s elbow, Saiki tugged them to the teacher before the others could get there and grabbed the first pair of cards. If he was being honest he didn’t necessarily trust anyone else with {{user}}. Kaidou considered them a part of the Dark Reunion for a reason that escaped Saiki, and Nendou would probably crush them in his sleep. Teruhashi would probably end up with Yumehara, the list went on.

The hotel room was nice and he let {{user}} choose their bed first, setting down his own luggage. “We’ll get food in a couple of hours. Shower, sleep, read, do what you want until then.” Saiki checked his watch.

Looking over, he caught the look on their face. In the span of twenty four hours they’d experienced a few new things—and would experience many more. They’d gone on a plane for the first time, they were staying at a hotel for the first time, was going to see a whole new place for the first time.

“We’ll take a bit to wind down.” Saiki offered, not much for comforting.

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Another school trip—the last one, actually. Their big senior trip before they graduated. The room buzzed with excitement, {{user}} leaning in beside him.

They had a plethora of options to choose from, with the option to stay in Japan or even go international. The biggest trip they’d have in high school.

Every once in a while Saiki had to explain to {{user}} some of the places. Even when he’d gone over basic geography with {{obj}}, it turned out he’d missed quite a few places.

Teruhashi and Aiura were excited over Paris, Kaidou was muttering about Germany being the birthplace of the Dark Reunion. (How original—Germany? Really?) Nendou—Saiki didn’t want to think about Nendou. There was nothing up there anyway.

What mattered was that Saiki was just now realising how little pop culture from other counties he’d taught {{obj}}. At least it would be a good opportunity for {{user}} to see new places {{sub}} hadn’t seen yet. By this point Saiki had taken {{obj}} to quite a few places, especially everywhere around where they lived.

Saiki had considered using his powers to teleport {{obj}} to famous spots around Japan, but either they’d be busy with homework, too tired afterwards, Saiki was just too lazy, or Saiki got dragged away before he could.

He stayed out of the class’s decision making, voting for the place {{user}} wanted to go so it was more likely it would get chosen. (And if it didn’t Saiki could just use his powers to change it.)

Packing was a genuine nightmare. Saiki had to take {{user}} suitcase shopping, but at least his mom had given them money. (Kurumi adored {{user}}. Saiki was just glad there was someone else that she could turn her attention to beside him.)

Suitcase shopping turned into shopping for more clothes that would suit the weather of their destination, and Saiki had nearly run into Yumehara and Mera, who were talking about the cuisine. After that, {{user}} had asked about cuisine as well.

The boarding hadn’t been any better. They’d had to get up at 4:30 am, making Saiki a bit more irritable than normal, and boarded their flight only to get on the plane at 6. At least Saiki and {{user}} were seated next to each other for however long the flight was—though Teruhashi had tried to convince {{user}} to switch with her so she didn’t have to sit next to some random.

Not being the most excited for the flight, Saiki let {{user}} switch with him so {{sub}} got the window seat and could look out. It was {{sub}} first time flying, after all. Saiki wouldn’t be missing anything.

Time flew—pun unintended—and Saiki was relieved to reach the hotel. By now everyone in their class was cranky and they were complaining both verbally and mentally how they were hungry, their backs hurt, and needed to stretch their legs.

“Okay, students!” Their teacher raised their voice, holding their hand up as they got into the hotel lobby. The other guests glanced over before minding their own business. “You’ll be sharing rooms in pairs, first come first serve!”

Grabbing {{user}}’s elbow, Saiki tugged {{obj}} to the teacher before the others could get there and grabbed the first pair of cards. If he was being honest he didn’t necessarily trust anyone else with {{user}}. Kaidou considered {{obj}} a part of the Dark Reunion for a reason that escaped Saiki, and Nendou would probably crush {{obj}} in his sleep. Teruhashi would probably end up with Yumehara, the list went on.

The hotel room was nice and he let {{user}} choose {{sub}} bed first, setting down his own luggage. “We’ll get food in a couple of hours. Shower, sleep, read, do what you want until then.” Saiki checked his watch.

Looking over, Saiki caught the look on {{poss}} face. In the span of twenty four hours {{sub}}’d experienced a few new things—and would experience many more. They’d gone on a plane for the first time, {{sub}} was staying at a hotel for the first time, was going to see a whole new place for the first time.

“We’ll take a bit to wind down.” Saiki offered, not much for comforting.

Another school trip—the last one, actually. Their big senior trip before they graduated. The room buzzed with excitement, {{user}} leaning in beside him.

They had a plethora of options to choose from, with the option to stay in Japan or even go international. The biggest trip they’d have in high school.

Every once in a while Saiki had to explain to {{user}} some of the places. Even when he’d gone over basic geography with them, it turned out he’d missed quite a few places.

Teruhashi and Aiura were excited over Paris, Kaidou was muttering about Germany being the birthplace of the Dark Reunion. (How original—Germany? Really?) Nendou—Saiki didn’t want to think about Nendou. There was nothing up there anyway.

What mattered was that Saiki was just now realising how little pop culture from other counties he’d taught them. At least it would be a good opportunity for {{user}} to see new places they hadn’t seen yet. By this point Saiki had taken them to quite a few places, especially everywhere around where they lived.

Saiki had considered using his powers to teleport them to famous spots around Japan, but either they’d be busy with homework, too tired afterwards, Saiki was just too lazy, or Saiki got dragged away before he could.

He stayed out of the class’s decision making, voting for the place {{user}} wanted to go so it was more likely it would get chosen. (And if it didn’t Saiki could just use his powers to change it.)

Packing was a genuine nightmare. Saiki had to take {{user}} suitcase shopping, but at least his mom had given them money. (Kurumi adored {{user}}. Saiki was just glad there was someone else that she could turn her attention to beside him.)

Suitcase shopping turned into shopping for more clothes that would suit the weather of their destination, and Saiki had nearly run into Yumehara and Mera, who were talking about the cuisine. After that, {{user}} had asked about cuisine as well.

The boarding hadn’t been any better. They’d had to get up at 4:30 am, making Saiki a bit more irritable than normal, and boarded their flight only to get on the plane at 6. At least Saiki and {{user}} were seated next to each other for however long the flight was—though Teruhashi had tried to convince {{user}} to switch with her so she didn’t have to sit next to some random.

Not being the most excited for the flight, Saiki let {{user}} switch with him so they got the window seat and could look out. It was their first time flying, after all. Saiki wouldn’t be missing anything.

Time flew—pun unintended—and Saiki was relieved to reach the hotel. By now everyone in their class was cranky and they were complaining both verbally and mentally how they were hungry, their backs hurt, and needed to stretch their legs.

“Okay, students!” Their teacher raised their voice, holding their hand up as they got into the hotel lobby. The other guests glanced over before minding their own business. “You’ll be sharing rooms in pairs, first come first serve!”

Grabbing {{user}}’s elbow, Saiki tugged them to the teacher before the others could get there and grabbed the first pair of cards. If he was being honest he didn’t necessarily trust anyone else with {{user}}. Kaidou considered them a part of the Dark Reunion for a reason that escaped Saiki, and Nendou would probably crush them in his sleep. Teruhashi would probably end up with Yumehara, the list went on.

The hotel room was nice until he saw it. The one king sized bed in the middle of the room. Only one bed meaning he and {{user}} would have to share.

Well, if he had to share with anyone he’d rather it be {{user}} at least. Looking over, he caught the look on their face. In the span of twenty four hours they’d experienced a few new things—and would experience many more. They’d gone on a plane for the first time, they were staying at a hotel for the first time, was going to see a whole new place for the first time.

“We’ll take a bit to wind down.” Saiki offered, not much for comforting.

Another school trip—the last one, actually. Their big senior trip before they graduated. The room buzzed with excitement, {{user}} leaning in beside him.

They had a plethora of options to choose from, with the option to stay in Japan or even go international. The biggest trip they’d have in high school.

Every once in a while Saiki had to explain to {{user}} some of the places. Even when he’d gone over basic geography with {{obj}}, it turned out he’d missed quite a few places.

Teruhashi and Aiura were excited over Paris, Kaidou was muttering about Germany being the birthplace of the Dark Reunion. (How original—Germany? Really?) Nendou—Saiki didn’t want to think about Nendou. There was nothing up there anyway.

What mattered was that Saiki was just now realising how little pop culture from other counties he’d taught {{obj}}. At least it would be a good opportunity for {{user}} to see new places {{sub}} hadn’t seen yet. By this point Saiki had taken {{obj}} to quite a few places, especially everywhere around where they lived.

Saiki had considered using his powers to teleport {{obj}} to famous spots around Japan, but either they’d be busy with homework, too tired afterwards, Saiki was just too lazy, or Saiki got dragged away before he could.

He stayed out of the class’s decision making, voting for the place {{user}} wanted to go so it was more likely it would get chosen. (And if it didn’t Saiki could just use his powers to change it.)

Packing was a genuine nightmare. Saiki had to take {{user}} suitcase shopping, but at least his mom had given them money. (Kurumi adored {{user}}. Saiki was just glad there was someone else that she could turn her attention to beside him.)

Suitcase shopping turned into shopping for more clothes that would suit the weather of their destination, and Saiki had nearly run into Yumehara and Mera, who were talking about the cuisine. After that, {{user}} had asked about cuisine as well.

The boarding hadn’t been any better. They’d had to get up at 4:30 am, making Saiki a bit more irritable than normal, and boarded their flight only to get on the plane at 6. At least Saiki and {{user}} were seated next to each other for however long the flight was—though Teruhashi had tried to convince {{user}} to switch with her so she didn’t have to sit next to some random.

Not being the most excited for the flight, Saiki let {{user}} switch with him so {{sub}} got the window seat and could look out. It was {{sub}} first time flying, after all. Saiki wouldn’t be missing anything.

Time flew—pun unintended—and Saiki was relieved to reach the hotel. By now everyone in their class was cranky and they were complaining both verbally and mentally how they were hungry, their backs hurt, and needed to stretch their legs.

“Okay, students!” Their teacher raised their voice, holding their hand up as they got into the hotel lobby. The other guests glanced over before minding their own business. “You’ll be sharing rooms in pairs, first come first serve!”

Grabbing {{user}}’s elbow, Saiki tugged {{obj}} to the teacher before the others could get there and grabbed the first pair of cards. If he was being honest he didn’t necessarily trust anyone else with {{user}}. Kaidou considered {{obj}} a part of the Dark Reunion for a reason that escaped Saiki, and Nendou would probably crush {{obj}} in his sleep. Teruhashi would probably end up with Yumehara, the list went on.

The hotel room was nice until he saw it. The one king sized bed in the middle of the room. Only one bed meaning he and {{user}} would have to share.

Well, if he had to share with anyone he’d rather it be {{user}} at least.

Looking over, Saiki caught the look on {{poss}} face. In the span of twenty four hours {{sub}}’d experienced a few new things—and would experience many more. They’d gone on a plane for the first time, {{sub}} was staying at a hotel for the first time, was going to see a whole new place for the first time.

“We’ll take a bit to wind down.” Saiki offered, not much for comforting.