Sitting herself down she crossed her legs and looked at Natsumi.

"Did you find out what time the bank closes?" she asked

"Six o' clock exactly," said Natsumi. "But it will probably be another hour or so after that until all the staff leave."
She sat down opposite Alikah and looked out the window.

"Shall we wait until it starts to get dark before we make our way in? Just incase people see us? Or do you want to get in there as soon as we can?" Alikah asked. She thought that they should wait until it started to get dull and the streets grew quieter, but somehow, she senses that Natsumi liked to get things done quickly.

"The plan is risky from the start," said Natsumi. "I don't see the point in waiting any longer than we have to."

"Fair enough," Alikah said simply. She didn't see the point of arguing, not with someone like Natsumi anyway, imeadiately Alikah got the impression that she was a person who liked, and did, get their own way.

"Soon the tram arrived at the East Basin. Natsumi stood, ready to get off.

When the tram pulled into the station in East Basin Alikah stood up. She grabbed her bag and shifted it about on her shoulder before ducking out of her seat and off the tram. She noticed a penny on the edge of the tram tracks, so bending over she picked it up. It must be her lucky day.

Alikah turned to Natsumi and pressed the penny into her palm.

"Find a penny pick it up, all day long you'll have good luck. Pass a penny to a friend, then your luck will never end," she said with a smile then added "Kali doesn't live too far from here."

Natusmi looked at the penny. "You don't really believe in luck, do you?" She offered it back to Alikah.

Alikah didn't take the penny but continued walking.

"What I believe in doesn't really matter. And yes, I do believe in luck, but I believe we make our own luck. So by giving you that penny I have created luck. Now, lets go," she said, and led the way out of the station.