A clarification of the rules

"Hey, wait a minute," Weiss said, raising her voice to be heard by the whole team. "You two only made rules about if someone notices us. What if we get through the whole day, and no one figures it out?"

Blake and Yang look at each other. Truthfully, they hadn't thought of that. Most of the talking they had done was over potential forfeits Ruby and Weiss would have to do to whoever found them out, as well as research for where they could buy good quality body paint. They hadn't considered if they were able to blend in perfectly fine.

"I...I'm not sure," Blake confessed, shrugging.

Yang thought for a moment, then got a wicked smile on her face.

"Ok, how 'bout this?" She leaned closer, lowering her voice. "If you two are able to go the entire day without anyone noticing, then...Blake and I will do this, tomorrow."

This drew surprised expressions from everyone at the table. This challenge was difficult enough with Ruby and Weiss, but they both had the advantage of being more...petite. Blake and Yang, though, didn't have that luxury. If the two of them wore only body paint, there would certainly be much more...movement, in certain areas.

"Yang...are you sure about that?" Blake asked, her voice a mixture of shock and arousal at the idea.

"Oh, I'm sure," Yang nodded. "If they can pull this off, they deserve something good. And if someone catches us, then we'll do what they want."

"Gods, Yang," Ruby laughed, shaking her head in amazement of her sister. "Ok, but if no one catches you, then that should be the end of it."

"Aw, that's no fun," Yang laughed. "You don't like going to class like this?"

"I'll let you know, tonight," Ruby laughed.

In the end, though Yang agreed to that suggestion from Ruby. Otherwise, the competition would go back and forth, potentially forever, with no end in sight. They all shook on it, and then went back to their food.