| Tetsuro and Asuka find themselves being pursued by Miya and her Zaidrits. Miya expects Tetsuro to take an oath of loyalty to her, but the KoiKoi 7 intervene, using their superhuman powers. "These girls are definitely not normal" Tetsuro comments (in what has got to be one of the greatest understatements of all time). The next morning he wakes up to find a scantily-clad Asuka in bed alongside him (being the only male student, he has a room in the same dormitory as the Koikoi 7). He calls his father to ask why he was transferred to this particular school, but dad insists that everything will work out fine. Kanemi-sensei, a blonde teacher, is listening in and reports the phone call to "the organization". "So, everything is going according to plan" her superior comments. Miya catches Tetsuro in a snare and challenges the Koikoi 7 to some "competitive swimming" (i.e., fanservice fest) with him as the prize. When her hench-girls lose that event, she comes up with all sorts of additional athletic competitions. Tetsuro is embarassed and humiliated, and tells Asuka he's thinking of leaving school. Meanwhile, a strange girl wearing an eyepatch is floating in the pool (fully clothed, for once) and calling out Tetsuro's name. Tetsuro himself can't help wondering how the Koikoi 7 girls can sometimes fly, split the ground with a fist, link with computers, cut things with their hair, and sprout wings... |
