"Honestly Junes is all people talk about around here." Riley said with a shrug, "Weather it's loving or hating it."
"But there's that many Junes's out there?" Fiyero asked in an almost disappointed tone, "I thought we were getting something really unique."
"That's all we have here," Riley continues, "Though you're thinking of the Okina stop. It's actually pretty normal for people to go to Okina City to do stuff, like going to the movies." He laughed, "The three of us should go there next weekend."

"I can talk to my uncle about it after. It may not be next weekend however if he gets calls or stays out late." Kira sighed. "If we were not told to head straight home, I'd ask you to show me around. But that will have to wait til another day I suppose."

"Maybe we could show you around tomorrow?" Riley offered, "I'm sure things will have calmed down by then."
He glanced to Fiyero who nodded with a smile.
"As far as going outta town goes, we could always go whenever. I help out here and there in different shops, but that's usually just volunteering, so it's not a have to thing and Fiyero only does soccer so-"
"What's with all those people up ahead?" Fiyero interrupted as he pointing a few houses a head of their small group.
There was a small group of people gathered around a house, mainly house wives and elderly people, their voices mixing in hushed tones. They all seemed to be bothered by something.

Kira could of swore she heard someone say 'But they moved it just a little while ago.'. Before she could strike the question, a familiar voice rang from behind the police car guarding an alley. "Hey, What are you doing here? This is a crime scene, you shouldn't be here." A male voice called as they were approached.

"We were headed home. They offered to walk me home, so I accepted." Kira had a concerned look on her face

"Damn, We told the teachers not to let anyone come this way." Pulling out a cigarette, he looked rather irked by the situation. "Listen, Keep walking and get home quickly. We do not want anyone out. We're having a hard time with the crowd that's already gathered."

It was then the sound of a man holding back throwing up could be heard, as he rushed past the group. "Adachi! Get it together. You aren't going to get anywhere if you act like a rookie." Returning his attention to the three. "Run along." He walked off.

Kira sighed, "Looks like he won't be coming home for dinner tonight."

Riley and Fiyero jumped when they heard the man come up from behind them. The two boys watched the conversation between the two as Fiyero inched his way behind Riley.
"Y-yes sir." Riley said as Fiyero nodded.
Once the man had left, Riley turned his attention to Kira, "So that was your uncle?"
"Does his work keep him out a lot?" Fiyero asked.

"That's what my cousin says at least. He was home last night, so I can't say from experience." Kira said as the three started walking again. "Maybe I'm wrong, I can't say for certain. Listen, I'll take you up on the offer if this curfew isn't in place and we can hang out more tomorrow."

"You have a cousin?" Fiyero asked curiously, fallowing closely behind Riley.
"That sounds great!" Riley said, adjusting his bag, "We could always show you the park or the river too?"

"Tomorrow, You can lead, I'll follow along. Let's just hope I don't' get a splitting headache from our teacher." Kira sighed, before looking at Fiyero, "I do, She's still not sure about me however. I'm working towards getting her use to me being around. I can only imagine it's strange of her that I am now staying with them."

"That sounds like fun!" Fiyero said with a small smile, "Aside from the King Moron part."
"You get used to him after a while." Riley chuckled, "If all else fails you can always imagine him with a horse face to match those teeth of his." He snickered, "I know that sounds mean, but he's got it coming with how he acts!"
Fiyero snickered to before turning his attention back to the pink haired girl.
"You're cousin sounds pretty young," Fiyero said as he gave her a curious look, "How old is she?"

"My cousin is six. She acts so mature for her age." Kira sighed, "I'd rather not talk much about it for now. I think it's going to be school work and seeing if I can get her to open up a bit more to me when I get home. But we shall see how things go." She moved her neck til she heard a pop, letting out a groan of relief. "Finally..."

"Oh wow! So she's still pretty little." Fiyero said with a surprised look.
"Kinda stiff huh?" Riley laughed quietly when he heard the pop, "By the way, aside from kendo, was there anything else you were into at your last school?"
He thought maybe changing to topic to her hobbies would be a good distraction from her new home life since she didn't want to talk about it.

"I was in a band... We didn't play professionally, but we played for fun at a friends house." She smiled, "I don't think I was very good, but I played the bass." It was then Kira noticed her home coming up. "Oh hey, That didn't take very long."

"That sound like fun." Fiyero said with a smile.
"Yea, maybe you could join the music club." Riley suggested, "Well, if you want to I mean."
Both boys turned their attention to the two story house they had come up to.
"Hey, you're not too far from the boarding house!" Riley said with a surprised tone, "We're about a block that way."
"Maybe we'll run into each other on our way to school?" Fiyero added.

"What time do you leave? I'm up rather early, and I saw the flood plains nearby and might to do training before the sun rises. We can meet there if you don't see me." Kira offered, knowing her sleep schedule was kind of strange for most. Tomorrow was Wednesday, and the thought crossed her mind that she could probably skip a day.

"How do you get up that early?!" Fiyero, who was not a morning person, exclaimed.
"We both get to school about an hour early." Riley said as he looked to Fiyero, who nodded, "I usually have student council stuff to take care of in the mornings and Fiyero does some practice stuff with the soccer team. So if you want we could just meet you there at the flood plains?"

"That sounds good to me, I'll just have to remember to bring an extra set of cloths with me. If we are there an hour early, that will give me time." She said that last part to herself.

Before they could say their farewells, Riley's phone rang. Ayane's name flashing on the screen. She had left early, saying very little as she had to go help out with her family that day.

Riley had started to open his mouth to say something when he heard the chiming tune of his phone ringing. He glanced at the screen seeing Ayane blinking in the small screen.
"Sorry, gimme just a sec." Riley said, turning to answer his phone, "Hey Ayane. what's up?"

Fiyero turned his attention back to Kira, "That's a friend of ours. She helps out at her family's shop a lot so some times she misses school."

"Riley, What is going on? I just found out they kept everyone in school for a while and now the police are dealing with something? Are you okay? Is anyone hurt?!" Ayane let out, trying to wrap her head around.

"Oh... Wait... It was the girl that left really early in the day?" Kira asked as she tried to recall the day.

"Slow down, slow down." Riley said, trying to calm the girl down, "We don't really know anything either. There must have been some kind of accident or something cause we just passed the cops. They said something about a crime scene though, so I don't really know whats going on. I'm sure we'll hear something about it on the news in the next few days. Fiyero and I are okay though, and so is everyone in our class. It's probably a good thing you got home early today."

"Yea, that's her." Fiyero said as he shifted from one foot to the other, "We've known her for a pretty long time, so she's kind of like a sister to us. If you want we can introduce you guys tomorrow?"

Ayane calmed down, taking a deep breath. "Sorry, Nothing like this has happened before so I was a little panicked. I'm glad to hear that everyone is okay, I kind of wish I hadn't been let go early today. It wasn't something I wanted to hear away from school with the lack of information."

"I'd like that. We've got plenty of time to meet up and everything." Kira stretched, "I do feel bad for her, We got no information on what happened and she wasn't at school when she heard it. I can't imagine what's going through her head."

"Sorry, I didn't think of it like that." Riley answered as he glanced at Kira and Fiyero, "I'm glad to know you're okay though. It's weird something like this happened, but I'm sure it was just an accident." At least he hoped it was anyways.

"I know right?" Fiyero looked back at Riley, "It's no wonder she was freaked out. Especially when this kinda thing never happens around here. Not to mention this is a normal area for everyone in school to walk passed. Maybe I should get a hold of Aunt Milly so she doesn't get worried either."

"Hey, I'll let you go, I'm being called back. I just had to get some news from this." Ayane could be heard sighing heavily with relief.

"That sounds like a great idea, Let her know you are okay. I'm sure everyone is going to be on edge. Let's just hope that it doesn't boil over. I'm going to have people looking at me strange..." Kira sighed, remember how new people were treated in the city when some stuff like this would happen. "At least, I hope that won't be the case."

"Alright," Riley chuckled as he smiled to himself, "I'll call if we hear anything more."
After saying his goodbyes he turned his attention back to the other two teens.
"Why would people look at you weird?" Riley asked.
"I'm gonna call the bording house real quick." Fiyero stated as he took a couple steps away from the other two.
"Okay," Riley replied before turning his attention back to Kira, "I don't think you look suspicious or anything, so what makes you think people would look at you weird?"

"In the city, if something were to happen when people would just show up. Transfer students, new workers, whatever... They've instantly come under fire for the timing." Kira said her honest view point on it from previous experiences. "I'm not saying everyone is like that, but you can understand my thought. "I could be horribly wrong, and honestly I'd expect that to be the case."

"Ah, yea, I can understand that." Riley said as he looked up thoughtfully. "It kind of makes sense when you think of how much bigger and busier the city is compared to the country side. I really doubt anyone around here would be like that though. If they are though, just let us know, okay? After all, you've been with us all day so if anyone does say anything we can tell them they're wrong."

After a moment Fiyero hung up his phone before making his way to the other two.
"Aunt Milly wants us home, now." He said, "She hadn't heard about all this till I told her so she doesn't want us out for the rest of the day."
"Aw, really?" Riley sighed, "I guess I should call into work when we get home."