And it was time for lunch!

"...so, over here?" said Jenny, collecting a tray of food and looking for an open table.  Anywhere was fine, but a corner was better.

"Over here!" said Diwa, pointing to a table in the center of everything.

You were able to find a corner without much trouble.

Huyen took a seat.

"So can you believe how much homework we have already?" said Diwa.  This was a common complaint for her.

Jenny sat down with the air of a queen surveying her land, and began to eat heartily, letting the others start the conversation.

"You sound more like Susan's sister when you talk like that," Huyen said.

"What song do you think we should go with?" Hanako asked.

"Lamb of the Pit, definitely," said Jenny.  "It showcases who we are really well."

"Hey, I put the work in," said Diwa.  Which was only true sometimes.

"Good choice!" Hanako said.

"Sometimes," Huyen said.

Diwa sighed dramatically.

"You see what she subjects your poor sister to, Maria?" she said.  "How can you watch this?"

Maria, in turn, just stuck her tongue out at her sister.

"Thanks.  Any other ones we should hit, if we get a chance?" Jenny asked.

"Maybe Rain of Sparkles and Blood?" Reina suggested.

Huyen mirrored her girlfriend.

"Payback."

"Sure, that works," said Jenny.  "Any thoughts, Hanako?"

Susan broke down laughing as Diwa posed dramatically in a classic figure of despair.

"It's a good one, what about 'Too Much Cake'?" Hanako asked.

"Such a shame," Huyen said with a sigh.

"Eh, sure," said Jenny.  "Works as a wrap-up.  Do we know how many songs we'll actually get to play?"

"Oh, man," said Susan.  "You guys are crazy... so are we doing the Battle of the Bands thing?"

"It's twenty minutes per band," Reina said. "From what I heard."

"Might as well, I think our biggest competition would be the Daisies," Huyen said.

Susan winced.

"They're creepy," she said.  "I think they eat people or something when nobody's looking."

"So we can easily do all three songs?" said Jenny.  "Epic.  Let's do this."

"Sounds good!" Reina said. "We got this!"

"Ah, you can't believe crap like that," Huyen said.

"Excellent," said Jenny.  She still didn't know how this would work out, or if anyone would like their music, but it was a start.

"Maybe," said Susan.  "I still wouldn't go to a meeting with them all alone..."

"I'm sure we can win! Who's gonna beat us?!" Hanako said.

"Who would you want to go through all that with anyway?" Huyen asked.

"That's the spirit!" said Jenny.  "We'll kick all the ass.  Period."

"I don't know," said Susan.  "I'm just saying..."

"I hope this'll be our big break," Hanako said.

"It's just stupid rumours," Huyen said. "They're just a little weird."

"Well, remember one thing," said Jenny.  "It's about who has the best song... is only kind of true.  It's about who has the best performance... is also only kind of true.  What's definitely true is that we want to be the band that they cannot forget."

Maria had a remarkable talent for rolling her eyes at Susan; she did so now, in support.

"...I guess so," sighed Susan.  "It would be kind of cool, though..."

"I'm sure they won't forget us," Hanako said.

Huyen shook her head.

"Anyway, I think we have this in the bag."

"Well, yeah, but let's make sure," said Jenny.  "Don't relax.  Give it our all!"

"Yeah!" cheered Diwa.  "All the way, baby!"

"Right!" the two of them said at the same time.

"Which means we're gonna need plenty of practice," Huyen said with an evil smile.

Diwa sighed.  "Yeah, yeah, saw that coming.  Fine.  Can do."

Jenny grinned.

"That's my girls!" she said, proudly.

The monster alarm began going off, and the teams started heading toward the emergency trolleys.

"Time to fly, girls!" said Jenny with a grin as she headed for the trolleys.  She wondered if they were fast enough...

"Time to go!" Huyen said.

You manage to get on the trolley ahead of Will the Dawn Come. The one with blonde hair gives you a nervous look.