"The senior girls went to the gym to catch the ghost as planned, but when they turned on the lights, there wasn't a soul in the gym! There was only a basketball bouncing around on the floor!" Satsuki Momoi described the scene with such flair that it was as if she'd been there herself.
"You've got to be kidding me. How could a place like a basketball gym be haunted?" Daiki Aomine twirled the basketball in his hands, looking unimpressed. "Even if there really were ghosts, a ghost who liked basketball would have to be a good one. It wouldn't hurt anyone."
"...Aomine's standards are pretty simple and straightforward..." Ken Kaneki looked at Daiki Aomine with an amused smile. "Sure, ghosts and spirits are obviously made up, but we shouldn't act recklessly. We'd better tell Coach. I'm guessing it was someone from the Second or Third String sneaking in for extra practice."
"Huh? I didn't think our mighty Teiko lion would be afraid of ghosts!" Daiki Aomine said with a mischievous grin. "If there really is a ghost who likes basketball, I wouldn't mind playing against him."
"Enough, let's stop talking. If we keep this up, we'll be late for class." Ken Kaneki noticed Daiki Aomine's eager expression and felt speechless. "I don't know about anything else, but if you're late again, Aomine, I guarantee your homeroom teacher will be scarier than a ghost..."
"Damn, I forgot about that." Daiki Aomine remembered that he'd come to school for class. Without even saying goodbye, he took off running toward the classroom.
"Honestly, A-Dai... He's still such a child." Satsuki Momoi watched Daiki Aomine's retreating figure and sighed.
"A pure heart is something to treasure. Aomine's fine just the way he is." Ken Kaneki shrugged. "Let's go check out Building No. 2