Kisara hit him in the arm with quiet a bit of force, at least enough to leave a mark. "Shut up you." She blushed and narrowed her eyes.

Riku wasn't expecting the punch but took the hit and didn't wince, even if it did hurt a little. "Oh come on Kis-chan, you were asking for that one," he replied with a grin.

"I'm offering to take the transfer student around the city and show him the good spots. I wasn't talking about a date you dolt." She sighed and got her bag.

"Alright alright, I'm sorry," he replied. "Please take the transfer student around and show him the good spots," he added.

"That wasn't so hard was it?" A smirk crossed her lips as she stood up.

"I wonder how many deep dark secrets Miku would learn if I gave her all the letters you wrote over the last couple of years..." I think out loud, purposely letting you hear what I just said before following you.

"I'm very open with her. I doubt she'd get anything new from them." Kisara admitted as she waved to Miku in the distance before leading him out.

Riku also waved to Miku before following Kisara. "So, where are we going first on this date?" he asked.

She let the date comment slide as she thought about it. "Well, I should show you the places to eat around here. Two of them are great for studying, two of them have some of the best food around, and of course there is a place with one of those 'Eat the whole thing, Get prize' challenge that I've seen in Tokyo." Kisara was hoping to get away from that crazy.

Riku stayed silent as he listened to everything that Kisara was saying, silently wondering how a restaurant would be a good idea to study. Not questioning it for now, he also heard about the eat, get prize thing and wondered if it would be a good idea to do that later on down the road.

"I've watched two people do the challenge. Watched them throw it up afterward. Come, Let me show you the study locations first." She smiled and took him towards a somewhat secluded restaurant. "It's normally very quiet here and you'll always find a few other students here studying, especially when an exam is near."

"I see.. At least it makes sense why these are great study places...this actually reminds me of a net cafe or something similar," Riku responded honestly. When she said study and restaurant before, he was thinking of something like a sports bar or an actual restaurant...

She laughed, "Ah, I should have clarified then." She didn't realize that the terms she was so accustomed too might be foreign to him. "I'll work on that." She bowed slightly in apology for the mistake before smiling.

"You're fine. It was a simple mistake Kis-chan" he replied.

"Shall we continue?" She asked as she pulled out her phone to check the time and decide where to take him next.

"I think we should," he replied, wanting to know all the good spots in the town.

Kisara led him around for hours to all the places he might be interested in. Book store, shops, etc. The end of the tour was back at the school. "So, What do you think?" She smiled

"I have to admit, I think I'm going to like it here. It definitely has cool things going on," he replied before his phone went off in his pocket indicating that he got a text. Opening his phone, he chuckled lightly before sighing. "That's my old man, wondering where I am so I should probably get home, unless the beautiful lady wants me to walk her home?" he asked, offering.

"You can... I... might come back here tonight." She admitted softly glad that no one else was around.

"Will you be okay?" he asked, wanting to make sure

She laughed nervously, "I hope so. I mean... I've survived the room once... I want to explore it after dark. I know how to get in. I just... I need to know." She rubbed her neck.

"Kisara Izumi, you are not going back into the music room are you?" He asked, extremely angry at the suggestion.

"I am. I want to know what happened. And believe me, You won't be able to stop me." She stated seriously.

"Want to try me?" He asked.

"You can come with me if it makes you feel better. Think you can sneak out?"