Her scowl remained firmly on her face as he almost took a photo of her. When the guy seemed to think better of it though, Jun could feel a tiny smirk flicking over her lips as she turned away. Slowly she unhooked the chain from around her waist, stretching it out as far as she could reach. However the whip was slightly longer then her reach and it dipped in the middle. It made a soft clinking noise and she let it do a small flicking motion, the sharp tip slicing into the ground before returning to her hand. Jun looked surprised that the thing hadn't actually hit her, or someone else, and perhaps a little proud.

The sound of others moving about made Jun look up, her eyes widening slightly. This was definately too big a crowd in her opinion. She had to admit, it made her just a little nervous to be in this situation. It wasn't as if she could simply walk away, not without getting lost. While her sense of direction wasn't exactly non-existant, it wouldn't be good enough to get her out of here and back home. Gritting her teeth slightly, Jun took a couple of steps away from the others. She jumped, looking startled when someone yelled. The situation looked both embarrassing and bad. The guy looked like a pervert while the girl sounded high pitched, probably one of those whiny little girls. The only other girl here was dressed in an outfit revealing her stomach. Jun grimaced slightly. She wasn't going to enjoy it here. When she glanced briefly at the guy who had gotten himself in such an awkward situation, she felt surprised at the brief feeling of amusement. Shaking her head, Jun grumbled softly to herself, though at the same time mentally recorded their names.
"Mai-Jun Daiyu. But only use Jun." She finally spoke to the others in a curt tone, avoiding looking at them. When several had agreed they didn't know what was happening, she made an audible sigh. "I'm gonna kill who ever thought this'd be a good joke..."

More people woke up, though some more gracefully than others. One of them, a guy clad in black seemed to be the most jubilant of everyone, not all that phased at the fact that they had been randomly dropped off at a forest and instead felt like flirting with a girl. Granted, she looked pretty in the dress and hairdo that she had, but he clearly needed to shift his priorities. Personally, Chang Ming would have loved to flirt a bit himself, but he felt like doing other things like finding a way out and finding the reason for why he was here.

Hearing an introduction by both Tukiko and then Meiling, he decided to introduce himself as well. "Chang Ming," he said, smiling as wide as Meiling. At least everyone here was somewhat sociable. He heard another introduction, the black-clad man introducing himself as "Bai". Anyone else see the irony here? he thought with a bit of a smirk. However, his smile turned to an expression of surprise when Meiling clung onto him, her arms around his body. It was to say the least: awkward. "Meiling I.." He couldn't finish his sentence, him being hit with a feeling of warmth. It was so familiar, yet different at the same time. What was this feeling? Of course, quickly as it came, it disappeared when she tore away from him, clearly embarrassed at what happened. His eyes strayed away from Meiling, though he nodded to show that he forgave her. He fiddled with his camera, deciding to focus on something else rather than the group as a whole.

When one of the less graceful people woke up, Chang Ming shrugged at him, giving him the most obvious of answers. "No unfortunately nobody does." But boy did he wish he did. None of the scenery looked familiar and instead like some generic movie backdrop for a period piece movie. But unlike those backdrops everything in the area from the trees to the dirt on the floor looked and felt real. He looked around to try and find something other than trees and sky, but at first, to no avail. He didn't want to explore the area alone (what if he was attacked by something?), but didn't want to stay here either. Maybe he could get someone to go for him or something. Hearing the final introduction, Chang Ming turned to the one known as Mai-Jun Daiyu or rather "Jun". "Well you aren't going to be the only one who gets a piece of them," he muttered, agreeing with her.

"Luke Huang...I guess you guys are asian american as well, if I judged your accents correctly," he added thankfully. China was a huge ass place and one would be in bad luck if he wound up in a town whose dialect was completely unfamiliar to him. He took a look at the streets nearby which were bustling with villagers and town folks that you might see in one of those historical movies or black in white photos. "Should we stay put until whoever put us here comes back?" he suggested to the guy who had informed him that they had no idea what on earth this place was on. He took a look at the other people there.

Whoa, feeling some deja vu. Well, considering the fact that this guy says he also went to the museum must mean they might live nearby. Maybe they go to my school or something...Luke thought while turning around to appraise the other's costumes. Tilting his head questioningly at the girl's revealing belly dress, Luke placed his hand onto the dirty wooden wheel barrow nearby him to see if it was all a dream. "This place seems so...real. Like we really are in ancient china," he said with a laugh ",let's just go up to one of those 'villager' extras and ask where we really are."

Kiko watched and listened to the boy as he spoke to her, raising her eyebrow as he spoke about the museum and his dream. She shook her head and turned around when he spoke about having less on. She looked around to see that everyone seemed to be awake now. Watching everyone, she could not help but to smile softly. Everyone was in these elaborate costumes as those she has seen form older Chinese drama movies. She laughed softly to herself at the idea that they might be in one.

However, these nice thoughts soon vanished as she turned around and stared at the white boy. She glared, death glared at him. “And what makes you ask me if I want to go out with you?! What is wrong with that? What’s wrong with you! Are you insane? We don’t know where we are, we have no idea why we are here and all you are thinking about is dating?” she stared at him and then shook her head. “I’d admit I would be the one doing the flirting now, but I highly doubt that this is the time for it. You must be a silly little child, one that hasn’t grasped the seriousness of this.. This, well what ever this is. NO, no date, no nothing, not until we know exactly what’s what!” She sighed and then turned around.

Kiko walked over to a tree and sat at the base of it. she shook her head once more, trying to piece together what the heck just happened. Looking around, she knew that they would need to find out what was going on soon. Or someone would got crazy, if it wasn’t her first. Her mind was already starting to go all over the place. She couldn't seem to concentrate on what anyone was saying.

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When Chang Ming acknowledged her rather forward move, she merely began to stroke the lock of hair that rested on her shoulder before nodding gently as well. It was clear that she was rather upset of her sudden forwardness and it barely helped when he began to fiddle with his camera. She practically died of complete embarrassment and because of that, she was just about ready to cry as well. However, she took every ounce of dignity she had within her to restrain herself from doing such a childish act, especially in front of people who seemed to be around her age. She was going to be a legal adult soon and she didn't need people to think of her any lower than a young lady.

Sighing heavily--releasing some of her frustration--Meiling then turned to the two teenagers who called themselves Miyako and Bai. This Bai person was actually taking this whole situation rather cheerfully. Which was a complete surprise to her, but hey... She knew it wasn't healthy for an entire group of people to feel lost and confused... And angry. She really couldn't help but smile almost secretly when this Bai person actually asked Miyako out on a date. Now that was a complete surprise to her! Talk about charisma! she couldn't help but mentally compliment him. However, he was immediately turned down... Well, Meiling couldn't blame her. Even if this Miyako girl was also taking this situation rather smoothly. And as Miyako stomped over to the tree she once occupied, the girl merely took a step to the side and allowed her to sit at the base.

"Well, seeing as none of us have any answers to our predicament," she spoke up, loud enough for everyone to hear. She was actually taking into Luke's consideration about questioning some townsfolk. Perhaps they knew... Who knows, "As Luke suggested, we should question the villagers. Someone's bound to tell us sooner or later what's going on and why we're here."

And again, she was playing with her hair, "Do you think it'll be wise to split up? We can cover more ground that way..."

"Luke Huang right?" Bai asked as a rhetorical question. He got up off the ground and took his staff in hand. His was realy ticked off now. How could this chick just burn him like that. All he was trying to do was lighten the mood. Realy if everyone started wigin out where would they be. Bai knew what he wanted to do. "Come on me and you are going to check out that person you saw." he said with a harsh tone in his voice. Luke had some kind of look on his face that Bai didnt even bother to look at. He knew that spliting up was the best idea and as he walked passed the girl that sugested it he gave a slight nod. Bai started to walk on the path and said "Lets keep the groups even just in case. Me Luke Huang and who ever else wants to tag along." Bai put his Staff on his shoulder and started to follow the path he was standing on.

Luke was attempting to assign the names that he had barely heard to their individual owners. Let's see...Meiling was the unfortunate girl that he had accidently harrased, Chang Ming is that dude with the nice camera, and Bai seems to be the guy who seems to be angry about being rejected by this Miyako girl. The last girl was stroking a metal chain weapon and Luke decided to find out her name at a later time. Catching Bai's words, Luke nodded in agreement although a small bit of doubt lingered on his mind. Is it safe to split up like this when we all've just been abducted by God know's who? he thought before shrugging to himself. Nevermind, it'll be fine since we're all going to meet up again soon enough.
Glancing back at the other's, Luke noticed that Meiling's face had a slight hint of being upset. Well, so was he for waking up here and Luke had to admit that he would be sorta flustered if some random stranger had groped him out of nowhere. Luke put his hand up to cover his lower face as he felt that his cheeks were heating up a bit at the remembrance of the recent event. "Yeah, I'm sorry about before--really sorry," Luke mumbled lamely at the girl's direction, trying to sound ernest but the words came out awkwardly and Luke knew they sounded a bit insincere. Turning away, Luke went ahead to walk away with Bai's plan and didn't wait as he wanted to get this small mission over as quickly as possible. Approaching a old meat bun stand nearby, Luke ducked his head down in a attempt for a courteous bow at the young man manning the business. The guy also wore a braid, but unlike Luke, his braid started from behind his ear so as to give him a look of being half bald. Luke gave a slient thanks to God for sparing him from being shaved by whoever brought him here. He was going to sue them down to their last pair of underwear. "Nin zao, lao ban(good day boss)" Luke said, attempting to strike up some small talk with the man. The guy looked up in surprise that a customer had actually bothered to come by his uncle's stand and smiled at Luke while showing some suspicion in his eyes at Luke's clothing and accent. Luke went on ",Jiin tien da tien chi can chi lai hen hao(today's weather looks good)." The boy nodded boringly before pointing at the sign above him. "Ni yao mai ee shieh?(are you going to buy some?)" he asked. Luke shook his head, sadly the outfit did not come with chinese currency although the weight of the swords on his belt made them feel authentic. "Ni cayi gao su wo zhe li da min-zhe?(can you tell me the name of this place?)" he asked. The guy sighed but accepted the fact that Luke was not a customer kindly and did not shoo him away. Instead he laughed a bit at the stupidity of this lost, rich foreigner and stretched his arm wide. "This here is (insert the city's name which I do not know but will edit when someone can tell me)" he said proudly and Luke smiled before thanking him and going back to find Bai. Interesting...he honestly didn't know what to think of this. Either that was one extremely in role extra or they were actually in China. Laughing uneasily ot himself, Luke went back to pushing through the crowds again.

Tukiko’s eyes focused on the forest floor, her eyes watching a little caterpillar. The little green fuzzy body was munching on a little leaf. Then crunch! Someone just stepped on the little innocent bug and this made Kiko angry. Standing up she could see that Bai and Luke were heading in one direction. She also noticed that they had walked right passed her. “Killers.”

Kiko could see that the group was splitting into two groups of three and it seems that she was to head off with Bai and Luke. “Good!” she was going to make they pay for killing the cute little caterpillar. She made sure that everything she had was on her body and then started after the two boys. The guys seemed to be walking faster then her and so she ran all the way until she stopped suddenly when she came upon Bai.

She reached out and lightly tapped his shoulder. “Did you know that one of you guys killed an innocent cute little caterpillar? Hmm what do you have to say about that?” she asked him as she walked to his side, her anger towards him about asking her out, died away, she actually held no hard feelings against him at the moment. Except for the killing of the little caterpillar. Looking around she could not find Luke he seemed to be gone. Yet, soon enough he was back. “Hi.” She smiled softly and waved.

Looking around the village, she noticed that it looked as if it was brought back into time. She smiled softly it looked so cute. Shaking her head, she turned to the two boys. “So you boys know where we are?”

Jun scowled slightly again when they suggested that the 'group' should split up. Admittedly, she would prefer it, less people around meant less people for her to deal with. However, in a strange place where no one seemed to know where they actually were? Perhaps not the best of ideas. Shaking her head she sighed slightly, folding her arms over her chest, she shook her head slightly.
"Just don't let me lead the way." She smirked faintly. It was true, she shouldn't be trusted with direction, they'd quite possibly walk off the edge of a cliff if she did.

Some of them, primarily the ones who were leaving, had been rather annoying in her opinion. Loud, arguing with each other. The guy who had been 'spurned' when asking the green dressed girl out seemed particularly angry about it. It almost made her smirk faintly, but she was able to control it, keep it hidden. Turning to the other two she was now with, she tilted her head slightly.
"So....Where do we go now?" Jun finally asked. She was fairly pleased with her group. As pleased as she could be, considering she disliked being around others most of the time. There was the guy she had seen earlier, the one who agreed with her comment about the person who had brought them here. The other girl had been the least annoying of the two, though she seemed a little quiet, not that she would mind. Jun's free hand reached up to brush the leather cord bracelet on her wrist, the one she always wore. It seemed it had come with her to....Where ever they were.

Brushing back a thin lock of hair that managed to detach itself from her updo, Meiling quietly watched as this Bai--who clearly looked angry--practically ordered Luke to follow him to the nearby village. Well, I now know who's going to be the brute of this lively crowd... Meiling inwardly commented as she glanced down and grabbed her tote bag. Picking up her bag, she managed to steal a glance at this Luke person. By the looks of it, he was probably going to easily be submissive if you spoke to him in a hard enough tone. Of course, that wasn't up her alley either... Meiling was also the submissive type as well, but she wasn't stupid. "I... It's alright," she answered as she noticed Luke's fluster in his voice, which caused her to smile slightly as she watched him follow after Bai... With Miyako trailing right behind after she overheard the girl call them killers.

Meiling couldn't help but flash the girl in green a baffled expression, but shook her head soon afterward. This was indeed an interesting crowd. Everyone had many different personalities and there were already some clashes between them. She just hoped those three knew what they were doing, especially Bai and Miyako... There was already tension between those two and by the looks of it, Luke was going to end up being the monkey in the middle. Ah... Monkey... She quietly giggled at the thought, before she turned to the other two who remained. The girl Jun... Meiling didn't want to get on her bad side; even if she seemed rather calm, she still that 'piss-me-off-and-it's-your-death-wish' aura radiating off her. As for this Chang Ming person, he was clearly the friendly one... After all, he didn't try to bite her head off when she suddenly clung onto him.

"I guess we go find another village," Meiling answered as casually as she could. However, she wasn't moving from her spot. She was notorious for her bad sense of direction, she couldn't read a map correctly nor did she ever learned how to read a compass. But she didn't want them to know... She was hoping one of them would step up to the plate and it was clear who probably needed to. Since one of them verbally stated that she didn't want to lead.

"Split up? You know what happens to people in horror movies when they do that?" asked Chang Ming with an inward frown. Well this wasn't a horror movie, but the same principles still applied. Being in an unknown area with unknown flora and fauna with (relatively) unknown people was off putting to him and now the fact that they had to split up wasn't exactly alleviating that worry. But alas, what was he going to do? Bai was already demanding that Luke be in his "group" and have Tukiko follow slowly behind the two boys. Raising his camera, he took one last picture of them before they departed and glanced at it as well as who he was left with.

Jun and Meiling both seemed relatively quiet, though in different ways. Jun was more of the cold-silent type while Meiling was well, just shy. Perhaps it was just a first look, but in either case, he hoped that he'd be able to get a conversation out of them. Hearing Jun's comment he snickered a bit. "So who wants to lead the way then? Me or you Meiling?" he asked, looking over at her. She didn't move, so he assumed that she either didn't know where to start or just wanted to hang around in the back. Ah hopefully the latter. He liked to lag rather than lead.

"Such interesting imagination..." she muttered almost inaudibly as she overheard Chang Ming's comment about them splitting up. Well, by the looks of it, they had no other choice and Bai, Miyako and Luke had already left to investigate the nearby village. Closing her eyes for a moment, Meiling then took a deep breath. Jun said she didn't wish to lead and Chang Ming seemed rather wary of leading himself; even if he asked if she wanted to. Of course she didn't want to... But she also didn't feel like standing here for the rest of day debating who should lead this group. The girl then opened her eyes, her attention at Chang before she flashed him a silent smile and gave him simple nod. Huh... Maybe I'll get better at this whole... Direction issue... she mentally mused and smiled at the thought.

Swinging her tote bag on her shoulder, she then held onto the strap before she made her journey forward. They were lucky that they landed on what seemed to be a dirt path that lead to... Somewhere. And since one half of the group followed down the path to the village, she was going to assume that they needed to follow the path at the opposite direction for the next village. Please don't us get lost... Please don't let us get lost! she pleaded silently as she quietly began to walk down the path. Ugh, this is what we need... More conflict and we're already lost as it is...

Bai waited as Luke talked to the man at the stand. It was nothing to big just a stand in the middle of a path. It had two ways south and north. The girl that Bai asked out came over and said "Did you know that one of you guys killed an innocent cute little caterpillar? Hmm what do you have to say about that?” Bai tuned to face her with a big smile and said "Good hope it died with a loud squash. If it was a butterfly i would of cared." Bai started laughing and tought about the caterpillar's at home. O how he hatted them allways eating the flowers. Butterflys were beautiful and even if they came from caterpillar's he would never kill them. Bai started to get anoyed with how long Luke was taking so he walked over to the stand. He passed Luke on the way. Bai griped hard on his Staff and hit the top of the mans Banner. "Gāi zǒu nǎ tiáo lù xiàcūn" (which way to next village) he shouted at the man.The man pointed twords the north path. Bai started to walk saying to the others to hurry up. They were walking north and down the path to the south the other team was walking. All Bai could see was open field in both directions no pwoplw in sight. 'Good less people i have to worry about' Bai started to say in his head. He didnt know what it was but he could tell the two following him were mad.

Chang Ming followed after, looking around the area as he did. The path itself was mostly cleared for them in terms of debris, with no branches or stray things for people to trip over aside from the grass (if you could even do that in the first place). Then again he's known people who have tripped over ladybugs. When he did look up though, he noticed an oddity, in the sky. The trees were much like the ones you would find anywhere, but it seemed to rain bamboo leaves as well. Catching one, he examined it before tossing it aside, deciding to flick on his camera and take a picture of the landscape. It wasn't everyday that you could take a picture of ancient Chinese greenery. Pointing his camera at the two girls, he contemplatively held his finger over the trigger button. Eh, he should get to know them better first. "So tell me you two. How did you end up here anyway?" he asked, "Did you just fall out of the sky? Or did something else happen first?" Or were they like him and touched a box made out of glass?

Coming up to the pair as Bai was laughing over some private joke as he went past Luke on his way to the roadside stand where Luke saw him threaten the man into giving him some sort of a direction to who knows where. Luke slightly showed a hint of annoyance as he started to jog to catch up to Bai who had decided to run off on his own but other that that, he didn't mind playing follow the leader. The slippers that he was wearing were uncomfortable as they didn't have any thick or rubber soles that he was used to feeling underneath his sneakers. In fact, it was only now he realized how important those soles were to his sports as he started to run. Thick soles help momentum and these stupid shoes felt like they had soles made of paper and his feet could distinctly feel every piece of wood chip, rotten fruit or other litter that laid about on the street.

"Thank God for Nike," he muttered before making a fatal mistake. Luke had switched over to making longer strides instead of pumping his legs more and this had caused him to step on the hem of his dress or robe or whatever they called it in this setting's era. Basically, Luke now fell flat on his face in the most embarrasing way possible. His arms stretched out in a knee-jerk reaction to his fall and Luke ended up scraping his palms on his ground. Spitting out some random pieces of straw on the ground and wiping away the brown muck that was hopefully wet dirt(if it was cow pie then he was going to murder someone), Luke groaned at his bad luck and got up to examine himself. His dress, which Luke had now decided to name it, was ripped at his left and right side. Technically this would be okay in ancient chinese fashion but due to the fact that the rips had a ragged appearance, it would never pass, even if some short sighted person took a glance at them. Without restraint, Luke let out a quick string of curses as he took a detour through the crowd to a nearby well. There were girls drawing out water there and they laughed and giggled at Luke's disheveled appearance while Luke angrily seized the empty bucket and threw it in to draw out some water. The girl beside him pouted and said some chinese to him in a dialect that he didn't understand that well. All Luke gathered was that she was trying to point out that he had cut in line. After washing his face and hands, Luke glared at her wordlessly before running back to chasing Bai and Tukiko.

Jun sighed before slowly following the toher two. Every so often she would stumble a little, she wasn't good when it came to walking on surfaces that weren't entirely flat. No, Jun doesn't fall over, it's just her walking rhythm isn't that smooth. Despite her love for towns and cities rather then the countryside, she did have to admit this place was rather pretty. Everything seemed so...Realistic. Jun was slowly getting the feeling that, what ever had happened, this wasn't some joke someone had decided to play. That thought brought a faint shiver down her spine.

She had been too absorbed in her train of thought that when someone asked a question she jumped a little. Glancing to the others Jun shrugged a little. She attempted to remember just what exactly had happened to make her come here. "To be honest I've got no idea. Someone shoved me, I turned to tell them to back off a little. I think I leant back and must have touched the glass for that display or something...It went all black then I woke up here." She answered, looking as if this didn't mean anything, before giving the others a faintly curious glance. "What about you two?" She asked quietly, giving the guy, Chang Ming, a slight smirk when he didn't take the photo. Seemed this guy learnt quickly.

An amazed smile appeared on Meiling's lips as she quietly looked around. She had to admit, this scenery was indeed undoubtedly beautiful. The way everything was, especially how peaceful it seemed. If she ever had the chance, she would have to sit around here and just relax. Meiling loved quiet places, especially if nature was involved. She could probably sleep here. And with that thought, she couldn't help but mentally laugh as she watched the bamboo leaves fall, giving her the impression that it were raining.

The girl held out her hand, catching a leaf and brought it to her. She held the thin leaf between her middle and index finger before she turned around and looked at her companions. "I... Uhm..." what exactly did happen? She recalled being with her chatterbox friends, but for some reason, she had this urge to go look at the sword in a better angle. "Well, I suppose you can say that I wanted to get a better look at an ancient sword and I was too shoved into the display... The moment I touched the glass, I just passed out and now I'm here." She some frowned as she turned from Jun to Chang Ming, since he had yet to tell his little tale. But then she return her attention back to Jun, "Where you at the National Museum of China before you were here?"

[OoC| Oh and LenGe, I don't think you're in town yet... ._.;;;]

As beautiful as the scenery was it did remind Li Chang Ming one thing: that they were either in the middle of nowhere or in Ancient China, which at the time, was still in the middle of nowhere. So in short, they were in the middle of nowhere without any sort of means to call a cab, plane, or rescue-copter (if anyone was even rich enough for that). He frowned at the thought, though was glad that he could at least get away from his sister, the little hell raiser. Plus the two girls he was stuck with didn't seem like psychopathic murderers or anything so he wouldn't have to use any sort of gun kata on them. Well not that he had a gun...or knew how to use that in the first place...

He had such a wild imagination sometimes. "Touched the glass?" Chang repeated, surprised that such a similar situation had happened. And Meiling mentioned the display too. "Same thing happened to me...sorta," he admitted, glancing at both of them, "I don't suppose this is a mere coincidence." He would have liked to believe that it really was nothing more than coincidence, but the fact that he, Meiling, and Jun all touched glass to arrive here and the fact that they felt so familiar to him made him think that there was much more to it. Hopefully they would be able to find some answers soon.

Bai herd what the other guy said about shoes. Bai would give anything just to have some on. He was feet were bare and every step hurt. He only walked around the house like this and never outside. He didnt want to say anything to him about it because he seemed mad. Bai kicked a few things of trash away while he walked. He didnt mind it. The time flew by on the way to town. Mostly because they didnt talk verry much. The town had a odd smell to it. This town looked runed down and poor. Bai smiled as some of the people pointed at him. He got this alot most of the time because he was white. He didnt mind much because telling somone that your name was Bai was funny. Only for the fact that it ment white and hes white. Bai looked up at the sky and it had the same look as before. Even in the past it is the same. Bai stoped walking when a few men came out of an ally and started yelling at them to stop. Bai took his bo and stood his ground.

Averting her attention to Chang Ming, the girl could not help but gasp loudly when he informed both her and Jun about the last thing he did. So, he touched the glass of the artifact as well? Was it the same artifact? It could have been something else, she never saw neither of them or the other group at the opening exhibit. Then again, there were so many people at in the room, she could have easily over looked the group because she was somewhat engrossed in both her friends and the ancient sword.

"You wouldn't have been near the Sword of Dimensions, were you?" she questioned as she looked at the male, then the other female and somewhat at the both of them, "But by the looks of it, you probably wouldn't be here if you were." Meiling continued to ponder as she crossed her arms across her chest before lifting an arm and aimlessly began to tap her chin with her index finger, "If that were the case, then shouldn't the entire exhibition with us? I mean... Why just us? I doubt an inanimate object had actual intentions... Or maybe there's more people but they must have woken up else where or something."

It felt rather weird... Normally she wouldn't be this talkative back home. It somewhat felt like another persona had taken over her without realizing it. But then again, she often talked to herself whenever she was confused or baffled about something... And she had this urge to just speak out loud. That must have been the case... It just had to be. Meiling didn't want to really admit it, but she was becoming a bit scared. Then again, who could blame me...? she wondered mentally as she gently began to nibble on her finger, "This is so irritating...!"

[will edit this later, sorry loves i'm starting to get poopie, i posted in everything else, sorries love ^^; forgive coonie?]
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Tukiko walked silently with the two boys she went after. Her attention was drawn and stayed on a butterfly that had fluttered by. She wondered off the trail to follow it. She just wanted to see where it would stop so she could get a better look at it. She soon stopped as the butterfly did as well, looking at the flower she soon smiled as she could see that the butterfly has eyes on the back. She watched it for a while and then turned around. “Oh shits.” She sighed and ran back in a jog to where the trail was again. She then ran after the boys as they entered a city. She smiled and then laughed softly as she could see some people pointing at Bai. She then soon stopped and glared at some people as they stared at her and her outfit. She knew that what she was wearing seemed expensive and slutty to them but in no way was she a slut. She still hated that people stared.
Walking to the boys she saw that Bai was getting his staff at the ready. She, herself, looked around as soon spotted why he was like that. She put her hand on the handle of her sword just incase. Walking to Bai she whispered in his ear. “What do they want?”