"Well, Don't think to much on last night. You are okay, and that's what should matter."

"Good point. And if I have that dream again, I'll let you know. So with that out of the way, how are we going about tonight?" he asked after finishing his sandwich and started on some crackers.

"Well, We'll meet at the back gate and then enter the school." She smiled, "I know how to get in the school quick and easy."

"Because you did this before, right?" Riku asked, not judging her at all for that.

"It's actually easy to get in... I was pretty shocked."

"really?" He asked, surprised.

"You'll see tonight!" She smiled "Are you perpared?"

"Prepared as I'll ever be," he said calmly.

"Good, cause it's going to be a cold night. Bring a jacket."

"Understood and will do. Promise" he replied before hearing the bell ringing and signifying that lunch was over for the day. "Ugh...hopefully we don't have to deal more with that sub. If so, I'm highly tempted to skip..."

"Thankfully it should go by quickly if you can ignore him. You can fall asleep and he'll never noticed."

"Really? So I can just read if I want to?"

"Just make sure that you've got it hidden. Just in case he looks over at us. Most will sleep behind the book like they are focused. If you are just seen reading he'll know... strangely."

"Alright," he replied before heading back to class, holding the roof door open for her.

"Thank you." She smiled before returning to class with him. It was more boring talk that just droned on and on to the point that Kisara literally crashed. She was asleep on her desk when she was woken up to head home for the day. It was early enough she didn't need to get walked home so she parted ways with Miku, and Riku and went on her merry way.

That night however, She was waiting outside the back of the school as mentioned. She was dressed in jeans and a long sleeved shirt with a light jacket over it. It was just cold enough that night that her breath was visible. "Hurry up... It's warmer inside." She whispered to herself before checking the time. She rubbed her hands together after putting the phone away and blew into them. Her body was always so hot that the cold seemed to hit her harder than it normally would someone.

Riku had a hard time getting out of the house than normal...apparently there was a new board that started to squeak. Luckily for him, his father and mother didn't wake up and he let out the breath that he didn't realize that he was holding. After that, he quickly made it out of the house in jeans, a shirt and a spring beige jacket over the shirt, unzipped.

"Sorry if I'm late...dad was having some trouble sleeping so I had to wait a while longer. Thank god he snores," he said after appearing where Kisara said to meet up. "So...um...what now?" he asked, knowing that Kis-chan was the more experienced of the two here.

"It's so damn cold, We aren' wasting time getting in." She said quickly, more concerned about getting in then him being late. "We are heading to the building with the music room. The room on the opposite side of the building... Its window doesn't exactly shut right." She said and heading towards it quickly.

"...you weren't kidding when you said you hated the cold," Riku commented as he quickly followed her towards the window that she was talking about.

"I love the heat. The cold can go shove it." She complained as she opened up the window she mentioned before climbing in using the tree the was by it.

"So unlike Elsa the cold does bother you?" He asked, unable to resist. Riku knew he was either going to get hit or a scathing remark because of it, but it would be so worth it. Climbing into the classroom after Kisara finished, he wondered how they were going to get to the Music Room from here.

"Yes, It does bother me! Not drop it!" She shouted before he entered. "Alright..." She pulled out a flashlight. "Follow me and be careful... I've tripped before in here. Can't see anything most of the time." She clicked it on and held it so the light shined upwards and illuminated the room a little better before walking towards the door.

"Aye aye captain" Riku replied with a mock salute before getting behind and following her, going exactly where she stepped. He didn't want to trip and fall like Kisara had.

"It's so quiet here at night... I never expected this place to just feel... dead." She commented as she looked around, leading him straight to the room without detour. It was at the end of the long hallway they were in and in the dark felt like it took forever to get to.

"It does feel like a ghost town in here..." Riku admitted.

"You'd think the energy of the students would feed into this place. Give it stronger more pleasant vibe." She looked back at him before reaching the door. "And here we are." She opened it and moved the flashlight to shine the beam around the room in a more direct fashion. "No one has been in here since that day..." She whispered.