Akemi River

Suki perked up slightly as she felt Sakuda's mood change. She smiled more up at her, listening to what she had to say, loving the way she seemed to be opening up a little more. She giggled gently and nodded to her. "Why thank you Sakuda. I very much like your aurora as well, can I can defiantly see us becoming best friends." She slightly smirked at her, known she must have been awaiting for a different reaction.

Sakuda tilted her head to the side, a bit surprised she agreed, but not quite showing it. She then giggled and offered her hand to help Suki up, if she wanted of course. Her eyes opened and she blinked, her smile turning to a grin. "I guess your socialness is already rubbing off of me," she said, shrugging her shoulders and grinning once more. She usually wasn't this bubbily around people.

Suki shrugged, pretending she had no idea what Sakuda was talking about when she said her socialness was rubbing off on her. "Oh, I doubt that really." A slight smirk appeared on her face as she took her hand and stood up, brushing her dress off as she did. "Then again, you could never know around me!"

Sakuda giggled. "I can tell," she said lightly, using her free hand to run her fingers through her hair. She gave Suki a small smile, then glanced to the trees above her. "So, Suki-San, what do you know about Miyagi Prefecture's history? I've been here for so long, yet I haven't done any research about it," she said, pressing her hands to her head in a lazy manner.

Suki tilted her head slightly at Sakuda's question and then shrugged slightly. "Well I don't know much myself honestly. I've only been here for about 3 years, and Miyagi wasn't exactly one of the places in Japan that I studied before I came here. Which is odd that I would come to a place I hadn't been studying..." She shrugged again and sighed. "I don't know very much about it."

Sakuda raised a brow at the simple information Suki explained in length. She smiled softly. "I've been here longer than you have, how odd." She glanced up at the sky, then leaned against a nearby tree. "Yet we both don't know the history of this place, heh, I guess I have some major booking to do," she said to herself, wondering how vacant the information is.

Suki nodded to Sakuda in agreement. "Tis true there. We should both do some more research not the place. I'm actually setting up the spring festival that is coming up soon. So maybe you could help me put some of the history into it!" She smiling warmly, liking the idea of putting history into the festival.

Sakuda turned over to Suki, smiling brightly. "That would be interesting, a Spring Festival with some history thrown into it. Hmm . . ." She tapped her lips thoughtfully as she listed some possible books in her head that would help out from the library. A grin grew onto her lips as she gazed to Suki. "That sounds like a plan to me, Suki. I've never attended a festival before, it should be fun!"

Suki gasped as Sakuda told her she had never gone to a festival. "Really? Never? Even after all the years of living here? Wow. They're just amazing here! I alway always love the festival, no matter what the season!" She smiled and giggled, feeling quite excited about this that her eyes had even turned from a green to a sky blue.

Sakuda watched Suki's eyes with interest as they changed colour, but then she shook her head to respond to Suki's question. "Nope. I really didn't think about those type of events, plus I didn't have time," she said honestly, shrugging her shoulders once more. "The closest I've been to a festival was when the Sakura Blossoms changed to snow white. I watched from my apartment window."

Suki clapped her hands together in front of her and kept them there afterwards as she grinned at Sakuda. "Well you're going to love this festival then! And you'll want to come to all the rest too!" She giggled softly and sighed, looking up as she thought about all the plans she had to make for it, her eyes going back to green.

Sakuda giggled at Suki's enthusiasm, then flipped her hair over her shoulder again. "So, Suki-San, can you tell me some ideas you have for this 'Spring Festival'? Like what are the basic colours and symbolisms and such?" She was curious about Suki's style and ideas for such parties. Sakuda found herself to be quiet to decore' girl herself when she got into it enough.

Suki kept thinking as she listened to Sakuda's question. "Hmm..Well the colors would go along with the cherry blossoms some how. Not quite sure on the actual colors yet though. And I really just want to make it a festival thats like one they used to have here all the time, a traditional one really." She smiled at the thought and then looked back at Sakuda.

Sakuda looked blank, due to the fact she never been to one. A smiled forced it's way onto her lips. "Ah, yes, how pretty it'll be! I'm sure you'll make it a complete success. Spring is the time of love, you know," she said, just spitting out random details that she's heard about the festivals. A nervous laugh escapes her lips as she stared at her bare feet.

Suki laughed gently and scratched the back of her head as she looked at Sakuda. "Sorry, I just love festivals. I'm sure you don't know half of things I'm talking about, nor do you really want to talk about them." She flushed red slightly when she said spring was a time for love and she nodded. "Yes, It is time for love...and I have the perfect person to share it with." She sighed happily.

Sakud smiled gently. "I'm glad you have someone to share it with, love is something I wish to comprehend someday," she said thoughtfully to herself, then she turned to face the trees, eyes weary in thought. "A Spring Festival . . . What kind of food will be there? And the flowers? I've heard so much . . ."

Mori walks through the small forest and comes up to the river. His ears twitch and he looks around wondering how he got here. one second he was heading to the food place and now...Where was he? The neko pulled out his phone and started to look for a map.

Shinjou wandered up to the river, his red and black long coat flowing behind him, his left sleeve rolled up but his right is rolled down to cover his demonic arm and hand, his hand pulled up into it. The headphones around his neck quietly playing music and he ran his left hand through his hair and his pale blue eyes looked about.

Mori's ears twitched as he heard music and he listened for a bit before turning his head and searching for the source. He twitches his tail as he sees another person there and stays silent before turning back to his phone and wondering how he got to Akemi Park.

Shinjou caught sight of the other person. He kept walking for a moment before stopping and turning his head to look at them, blinking a moment as he thought about asking him how exactly he got here, but he was debating on it in his head.

Mori walked up to the river and sat down next to it and let one of his hands slip into the water and play witht he cold river. He glanced back to his phone as he searched for a way out of here. He still felt the man's presense and now noted that he had stopped. He didn't feel like doing the talking so he remained silent as he exited out of the map and focused on the water.

Shinjou slowly wandered up behind the other boy, "Uhm......excuse me......I uhm.....I'm new here.....and I'm not exactly sure how I got here..." His voice was deep, but not too deep.

Mori looked up surprised byt he man and tilted his head, wow he acted sort of shy and yet he looked all tough...
"You're in Akemi Park near the river and probably -like me- You took a wrong turn."

Shinjou chuckled and rubbed the back of his head with his right hand which happened to be the demonic one, "Yeah, well, it couldn't exactly be a wrong turn since I really had no clue where I was going anyway....I just got here yesterday."

Mori glanced to his arm and narrowed his eyes but blinked and look to the man with the same expression as before as if he had never noticed the man's arm though it did peak the neko's curioutisy.
"New? I get lost and yet I been here for quite a while."
He gives a helpless smile, trying to polite.
"So it was actually quite a few wrongs turns huh?"

Shinjou chuckled again, "Yeah....I'm usually pretty good at finding my way around, but I haven't been here long enough yet, and all I can really do with my phone is call or text." He blinked, noticing the boy look at his arm so he pulled it away from his head and pulled his hand back into his sleeve, looking away.