Flower Park

Tosh stared worriedly at Kotaro as he walked away and then titled her head at Gio, curious why he is laughing.

"Hey Tosh" Will said, looking at her. She looked weirded out at his laughing.

"If your wondering why im laughing, then think about it. I jump between two fighting men, and they leave. I could say I was a trigger for that XD;"

Will cleared his throat.

"Anywho, you gonna go let em fight on their own, or watch, to make sure you don't lose your friend? I could come, if you wish."

Tosh sighs looking where Kotaro and the mysterious man go. She nodded at him saying, "Lets go." she said running after them.

[out]

Will walked after Tosh. "Meet you there!"

(4 People in there. I gotta wait till one leaves)

(Tosh and Will out)

Zane was amazed to find himself in this place again and again and again. He rather prefer not coming here.

Sighing, his feet brought him to a bunch of blue flowers.

Something smelled pleasant. And she felt warm even though...she didn't have a blanket. Ah, the sun... - she squirmed into a more comfortable position - ok, well, it's not that comfortable...

Her eyes snapped open. Somehow she had fallen asleep on a bench. That pleasant smell was the flowers, of course. She sat up and looked around groggily.

Zane squatted in front of the flowers. "This feels rather stupid," he muttered to himself, still looking at the blue flowers. "Maybe it's just been too long but I still am not used to it, hm..."

After a moment more, she stood and tottered toward where she thought the nearest exit would be. More than once she had to stop herself from falling, and ended up scratching her hand on a branch in the wall of flowers. Just as she decided to crouch against the bushes and wait out the usual dizziness that came with waking, she spotted Zane farther down the path.

He sighed and messed his hair. "A little more patience," he said to himself. I'm talking to a freaking bunch of flowers. I'm nuts. What the hell.

Zane didn't bother to look around, rather absorbed in staring at the flower.

Dwyrin realized she hadn't been noticed and immediately scuttled to the other side of the path so that she was out of his field of vision. She inched slowly to the side until she was close enough to hear him but not be seen.

What am I doing?? she thought to herself, silently shaking her head. But that didn't stop her from continuing to sit there, hoping he wasn't finished.

"Sheesh," he smiled to himself. "You'd laugh at me if you see me now."
He massaged his temples with one hand. "I can't see you yet. So this will have to do," and with that he stood up. "Hey, Resha, be a good girl."

She smiled faintly, wondering why he refused to see his sister. Surely, she wouldn't refuse his approach??

Hearing the soft rustle of his clothes, she steadied herself and walked forward, making as much noise as she could. "Yo," she said, when he looked at her.

He smiled at her and waved. "We meet again, Dwy," he said and turned to her. "You weren't spying on me, were you?"

He meant it as a joke, more than anything but if she had, it didn't matter. If she hadn't, then it wouldn't be so much a loss - she wouldn't have learned anything anyway.

"What's up?"

Looking at him as he asked about spying, she couldn't help but smirk. "Does that seem like something I would do??"

"Yeah, of course," he said without a doubt. "I know I would."

"I'll have to keep that in mind. 'Never think Zane's not peeping on you in the garden'," she thrust one hand into her pocket, the other held an index finger in the air.

He laughed, amused. "That's a good thought to keep," he said. "So what brings you here?"

"I'm not sure, this time. I actually just woke up," she admitted, though she didn't say she had woken up already here. "Perhaps it was just how it was supposed to be. I should ask you the same thing, by the way."

"I see. Good morning, then," he said and messed up his hair. "As for me, honestly... I was just bored and before I knew it, I'm already here."

Even though he should really stop coming back to this place.

"I was right, then," she said, smirking. "There's something about it that makes people keep coming back, ya know??"

He smiled. "Maybe," he offered. "But this place is just too much of a reminder of her for me, perhaps? How about you - do you come here often to... sleep?" he smirked.

Dwyrin gave him a sidelong glance, then looked away coyly, saying, "I'm quite sure I have no idea what you're talking about."

He waved a hand dismissively. "Sure," he said. "So, what are you up to now?"

"You mean I have to be doing something more than spying on ex-military and catching up on some shut-eye?? You must think I'm quite the multi-tasker," she joked. As seemed to be a habit when she met up with people randomly, she started walking.

He smiled and walked after her. "You seem the busy-body," he said. "I wouldn't put it past you."