"Er- I'm fine. Hibki, right? I'm Rin..." The rock dove accepts the winghandshake. "That's a lot of manga there... I should have brought some of mine..."
Takeshi thinks for a bit, as if he's never really considered that question before. "I suppose reading counts, but... I've always had music as my main hobby. It keeps my mind off of everything."
"Alright, we'll be doing some practice with shooting and passing, everyone! Let's go!" The pigeons, like a human team, get out the basketballs and start practicing. It's a very smooth and efficient system: someone shoots, someone passes the fallen ball to the next person, and it just keeps rotating. It's surprisingly tiring, but there's a sense of unity among the team.
"He just said something about looking into it after school... He also decided on a 'safer' activity this time." True to Darsha's words, while some students grabbed the board to have some fun with it, Noburu passed out some pencils and paper and began to explain.
"Automatic writing requires you to clear your head and just write what comes to mind. If you're lucky, a spirit may guide your thoughts, letting you subconsciously write messages from them. Of course, it may not work for everyone, but it's a relaxing activity either way."