"Look, i'm gonna go in." Zane parked the car infront of the Cobra Kai studio, looking at Alaska in the front seat. "You wait to see if I need you as back up. You walk in there, it's gonna be a crazy fight."

"Yeah, they're gonna try and murder me." Alaska confirmed with a nod, looking at the dojo. "Just go in, don't talk to anyone, grab Robby, throw him over your shoulder, and run."

Zane blinked at her in disbelief. "Bloody hell, have you seen that kid? His muscles are the size of my head."

"He does have a fantastic body." Alaska nodded in agreement, looking back at the doors. "Okay, I didn't want it to come down to this, but he's given me no choice."

Zane looked confused as Alaska turned to him with a serious look. "You're gonna need to drug him."

Zane's jaw dropped. "Are you insane?"

"How else are we gonna get him?" she threw her hand up in disbelief. "Last time we talked, we ended our friendship completely. He's not gonna want to see me."

"Okay, look." Zane rose his hands. "I'm gonna go in there, i'm gonna talk to the wrinkled dude, tell him what's going on, and i'll get Robby to come with me. We've got a bond, okay? He got me to skateboard again."

"Okay." Alaska said with a knowing look as Zane got out of the car. "But when this backfires, don't say I didn't try to drug him."

Zane shut the door, Alaska watching intensely from the car as he walked up to the dojo. She sat, watching as her dad walked through the door. She could see him, she could see Kreese, but no Robby. Her eyes darted around, watching her dad. A new figure stepped forward, seemingly telling off her dad. Alaska frowned her eyebrows, trying to get a better look before she saw the familiar nose and pretty side profile. Her jaw tightened, swinging the door open and storming over.

"What? Is this their plan? Sending you over and thinking they're just gonna win him back that easy?" Tory glared as she stood infront of Zane after he broke the news to Kreese about Robby, her over hearing it.

"What's going on?" Robbys jaw tightened as he walked from the back door.

The bell rings, Alaska throwing the door open. "Back off, Tory."

"Look who it is." she mocked in the slightest, scanning her. "Sending your daddy to do your dirty work?"

"My dirty work?" Alaska gave a comical laugh her way. "You mean the dirty work that the judge ordered? Yup, that's exactly it."

"Zane." Robby said sternly to get his attention. "What's going on?"

"The papers we signed still say Gina and I are your legal guardians. We didn't realize that meant that you couldn't leave if you found somewhere else to go. You've gotta come back." he said, hoping his calm approach would win Robby over and they could leave easily.

"Screw that." Robby crossed his arms. "I'm not moving back in."

"Okay, I get you don't want to." Zane sighed, raising his hands at him. "But you're gonna have to or we go back to court and we risk jail time. I mean, you really think the judge is gonna let this guy be your guardian over us?"

"This is bullshit, why did no one tell me?" Robby asked in disbelief, Alaska noticed how he didn't look at her once. She made eye contact with Tory again, breaking it off.

"We didn't realize it, okay? It won't be long until your Mom can get you back in her care then you can live wherever you want." Zane nodded his head at him, glancing in Kreeses direction as he stared him down. "Don't make this difficult."

"You can have him." Kreese spoke up, Robby looking in his direction in disbelief. The old man's eyes traveled over toward Alaska. "Under one condition, that is."

Zane looked oddly. "What? A court order isn't enough for you?"

"Fight for him." Kreese gave a shrug, looking at Alaska. "Nichols, why don't you show our old friend what she's missing out on?"

Robby finally did look at Alaska then.

"You want me to fight Alaska?" Tory looked over with a frown of her eyebrows.

"Look, no, no. I'm not gonna put my daughter in danger when I have the papers to prove it. You wanna go to court? Fine by me. I've got the best lawyers on speed dial." Zane gave a threatening look. Glancing in Robbys direction. "Robby, come on, you know Gina and I would never do anything to make your stay with us unfair."

"I'm sure the judge would love to know how you let this poor boy leave your care while you were busy running your drug business." Kreese said back to Zane calmly. "And i'm sure he'd be on your side the second they find out your teenage daughter was hooked on the drugs that you sold to her dealer in the first place."

Alaska kept her eyes away from the many dancing around the room. It was always just a rumor in The Valley, Yasmines post on the Cobra Kai website never confirmed despite everyone seeing it, but now an adult man had said it out loud and no one argued, confirming it for the students all watching this play out.

"You want to avoid that? I get it." Kreese smiled as if he was genuine, he looked in Alaskas direction again. "Fight for him."

She looked at Tory again, the Nichols girl stared at her. Zane huffed. "No. Still, no. I'm not-"

"It's fine." Alaska spoke loud enough to get his attention. She looked in Kreese direction, a smirk spreading across her face. "You got an extra gi?"

Tory waiting for Alaska on the mat, everyone backing off and giving them the space they'd need. Zane stood with Kreese, still not enjoying or liking the idea of this. Robby didn't seem on board either, but he wouldn't argue on the matter. Alaska walked from the bat, wearing the yellow and black gi. Tory rose her eyebrows in her direction. "You miss it yet?"

Alaska hummed, despite actually really missing being in the dojo. "Not even in the slightest."

"Three rounds." Kreese announced, Alaska caught Kyler stared at her, sending a kiss her way. Alaska cringed, looking back toward Kreese. "Winner takes the boy."

Alaska looked at Robby, facing Tory again with a nod of her head. "We gonna fight fair or not?"

Tory backed up, the two keeping a space between them. Robby sighed, walking forward with the flag in hand. He looked at the two, waving it before the two. "Fight!"

Alaska breathed in, holding her fist infront of her face. Tory tried to kick her, getting it blocked. Alaska threw her fist in her direction, Tory catching it with a harsh shove backwards. Zane flinched when his daughter stumbled back. Alaska huffed, nodding in Tory's direction. "Makes you feel good, doesn't it? Being here. Feeling like you're better then everyone else."

She kicked, Tory stumbled to the side as Alaskas foot collided with her hip. Tory shook her head in her direction. "And what about you, huh? You think just because you took the LaRussos side you're a good person? You turned your back on us, you're still a traitor."

Tory hit her good in the shoulder, Alaska wincing as she did so. "I'm not a traitor. I just didn't want to-"

She cut herself off by kicking Tory in the leg, grabbing her arms as they rolled together. Alaska ontop of her, a small punch to the chest. "-be turned into an asshole."

"Point, Lee." Robby waved the flag.

"You are an asshole. You were my friend then you left me." Tory looked up at her with a hard glare. "I wanted you to be on my side."

Her legs came up, ankles locking around Alaskas shoulders and throwing her back. Alaska coughed as she hit the ground hard. Robby waved the flag again. "Point, Nichols."

The two got off the ground, backing away from each other. Alaska popped her neck, rolling her shoulders back. Tory narrowed her eyes, holding her fist up and taking her stance. She waited, letting Tory strike first with a kick. Alaska grabbed her leg, shoving her backwards as Tory stumbled, but caught herself.

She swung her fist, missing, but her other hitting Alaska in the ribs. She winced, jumping up as her feet collided with Tory stomach, knocking her back. They both hit the ground, standing up before either had the chance to win the point. "I wanted you on my side, too."

Clearly, it struck a nerve in Tory, swinging at Alaska with full force, watching her dodge it with a duck. Tory didn't hold back though, wanting so badly to punch her for showing that she cared about her, pissing her off because she didn't want it to be true. Alaska hit Tory in the stomach with her fist, swinging her leg to the side with a yell. Tory swept Alaskas leg, going to get in top of her to hit her in the chest but Alaskas feet came up, kicking Tory in the face as she flipped over her body, pushing up on her hands to be on her feet.

Tory shook off the pain in her nose as she looked at her old friend. "Just wait until the All Valley. You won't-"

She was cut off by Alaska distracting her by making her believe she was gonna punch her, actually swinging her leg high up as her foot collided with Tory's cheek, hitting her hard across the face as she fell down. Alaska was quick to hit her in the chest, nodding her head. "I won't what?"

"Winner, Lee." Robby waved the flag. No one clapped for her, and that was okay with Alaska. She backed off, her right rib hurting from where Tory hit her. She grabbed Tory's arm, pulling her to her feet. The two stared at each other intensely. "I know you might not think it, but I am on your side. Just not when it comes to Karate."

Tory didn't know what that meant yet, or maybe she did, and just didn't want to accept that Alaska still cared about her as much as she use to. She looked toward Robby, turning back and heading to change. Kreese hummed. "You're spot is always welcomed back here."

Alaska stopped, staring at him. Robby was looking at Zane, leaving to get his bags. Kreese nodded. "You still have a little Cobra Kai in you, don't deny it."

"I haven't denied it." Alaska gave him a knowing look with a raise of her eyebrows. "I'm just gonna use it to fight for the right team, with the right people, and the right sensei."

"Look, I don't want either of you fighting with-" Zane began as the three walked into the house, a silent ride back here.

"Was this your planned? You show up and try and get me back with Miyagi Do?" Robby turned to Alaska, dropping his bags on the floor harshly. "Do you really think trapping me in your house, having some type of control over me, is gonna make me join you?"

"I never asked for you to join me, and there's no plan." Alaska shot back at him quickly, pulling the red jacket off when the warmth of the house circled her. "You're here because it's the law, not everything is about karate."

"I find that hard to believe." Robby glared at her.

"Hey!" a new voice rung, the two turning as they saw Gina coming around the corner with a stern look at the two. "Both of you, knock it off. You wanna argue and fight? Fine by me, but don't even think about doing it in this house."

Robby and Alaska stood there. Gina nodded at the two. "Now, come sit down to eat before Beth and her baby eat it all."

She walked off, Zane following. Robby looked at Alaska again. "Beth is still here?"

"Yeah, it's not safe for her out there yet." Alaska said back with a minor sigh, passing him as she walked toward the dinning room.

Robby and Alaska took Gina's words too seriously. She told them they couldn't argue in the house, so they went to the back yard and went to yelling at each other. "You completely turning your back on me! I did so much for you and you join Kreese?"

"You were just trying to make yourself feel better, you don't care about me!" Robby yelled back at her, the night sky cold. Beth, Zane, and Gina watched the two from the window, because maybe letting them fight it out would be better then living together were they constantly wanted to argue.

"I don't care about you? I risked going to jail, for you! You do realize it's illegal to put a secret video camera in a room where lawyers discuss a case, don't you? But I did because I wanted to know if they'd be able to get you out early, so I could tell you!" Alaska dug a finger in his direction with a nasty glare. "If I didn't care about you then why the hell would I work with my parents on ways to get you out of jail early? Why would I have came and visited you? Why would I have invited you to all my family events? Why would I have told you things only my closest friends know? Why would I have put a baby monitor in your room, just so I could comfort you when you had nightmares from prison? I don't lay with people just for the hell of it, Robby!"

"I didn't ask you to do any of that." he stated with a knowing look.

"You're right, you didn't. I just did." her nose twitched in anger, chest heaving. "And we were doing so good, everything was fine until you tell me we can't be friends anymore because you're with that wrinkled asshole."

"God, Alaska, you act like we were ever friends before." Robby laughed in disbelief with a glare her way. "You kept me like a secret!"

She tilted her head in disbelief. "A secret? What the hell are you even talking about?"

"You wanted no one to know we were talking, that we were living together, that we were friends." Robby said to her with a hurt and angry look across his face. "You kept everything we did a massive secret, like you're ashamed of me or something."

"I'm not ashamed of you." she looked in disbelief as if he were crazy. "I didn't want people to know because I didn't want people showing up here and making a scene. If you remember correctly, I was out of Cobra Kai and had plenty of enemies then."

"You mean you didn't want Hawk showing up here and making a scene." he corrected her with a knowing look. "And what about before? When you were in Cobra Kai? When you showed up at Miyagi-Do in the middle of the night, after the fact they you used me for information? No one knew about that, did they? No, because you never spoke a word to me unless we were alone or around people that knew nothing about karate.

Alaska realized, in that moment, he was right.

"Then, that night, you acted like it never happened." Robby went on, and her eyes snapped up at him again. "In the rain, not too long ago. You did it and then acted like I just made it up in my head or something. And, you know, that fine, whatever. But maybe think about your actions before you confused the hell out of people over and over again."

"I know that wasn't okay." she admitted under her breath.

"Which time? A few weeks ago or when you hit on me just so you could get your dojo to crash Valley Fest?" he snapped at her, and Alaska didn't say anything because she knew he was right, and she knew that she'd act the same in his position. "Everyone thinks your some amazing person that just wants what's best for everyone. And maybe that was true at some point, I don't really know. But, I know now that it's just some major lie. Because you're not a good person, you're just someone who does thinks for your own benefit and doesn't think about how it could hurt the ones around you."

Then he walked away, leaving her there to realize he was right and that maybe she wasn't as good of a person as she thought she was.

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kylie speaks

miss alaska, what did
you do a few weeks ago
that's for robby all mad?