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âHey, itâs getting pretty dark out. Are you here by yourself? This part of town isnât safe for someone like you.âÂ
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{Ronin}
An arrogant grin cut into Nobuyukiâs cheeks as he returned to his feet, savoring the look of the once-princess beneath him.Â
âItâs a dream, alright,â He taunted, âBut maybe it isnât as unpleasant as you think. Iâll be back for you later, Lady Tsukimi.â
He turned to exit the tent with flair, his footsteps heavy in the dirt. He was glad to find Akane not far from the exit. She hadnât tried to run or attract attention, nor had she attempted to ambush him on his way out. Maybe she wasnât as hopeless as he first assumed.
âGet back in there,â He ordered, jerking his chin in the direction of Tsukimiâs tent. âThe Lady is hungry.â
Akane bowed and grabbed a few things from the rock thatâd served as Nobuyukiâs workstation. She hurried past him, eager to do as he said, and even more eager to be reunited with her friend and see that she wasnât hurt.
âLady Tsukimi?âÂ
Akane called into the tent nervously. She padded inside and lay the Ladyâs dinner out beside the cot. It wasnât much- a pear, a peach, and a bowl of sticky rice- but it promised to be tasty and fresh enough to satisfy. Akane kneeled beside Tsukimi.
âAre you alright? Did he cause you any more trouble?â
Tsukimi shook her head, obviously flustered by what just happened. What had come over her? Her blood was rushing as if she were in the middle of a fight, but... she wasnât. He had done was come close to her, and all her senses were alerted.
 âIâm fine. Iâm just--â Her stomach growled once more and she cleared her through, obviously embarrassed. Even when she injured herself, she hated being looked after. Being in the situation she was in, and looking so vulnerable, it seemed to be ten times worse.
She began to eat the food Akane brought her at a steady pace. She didnât want to eat it too quickly and make herself sick, but at the same time she wanted nothing more than her stomach to be full.Â
â... He wants to take you to Takaori.â Tsukimi said after swallowing a bite from the peach. âHe doesnât have to say it for me to know. Itâs the only reason your still alive... or at least, one of them.â Obviously, Nobuyuki seemed to have plans of his own. But, in the end, his ultimate goal with Akane was to return her to Takaori. What he did with her after that would be none of the mercenaries concern....
â..... Akane. Iâm going to ask you something, and I want you to answer me honestly, or Iâll kill you right here.â Tsukimiâs voice suddenly lowered to her usual tone- cold and demanding.
âWhy did you tell Nobuyuki you convince me to marry him?â
Hollow World.
Mikiya glared at her, his dark eyes growing bolder and more defined in her shadow. He didnât know when sheâd crawled this close to him, but he couldnât put any more distance between them. He still had a lot of strength to recover, and a lot of muscle to rebuild. However, there was something to be said for the way he straightened his back, looked her hard in the eye, and deliberately lifted her hand from his body.Â
âYes. It does.â
He wasnât sure if she was referring to the wound in his belly or in his heart. Either way, the answer fit. His wife and daughter had been the most cherished people in his life, more than his father and more than his siblings. A part of him was angry that Tsukimi would accuse him of such a desire, and he wanted to punish her for even suggesting that he would abandon the memory of his wife so quickly.
âItâs one thing to talk about my daughter without permission,â He said quietly, âBut donât you dare bring up my wife.â
His words sounded far too harsh. The fire crackled in response, sizzling as though a spectator in suspense. Theyâd finished their meal, and Mikiya remembered that they ought to put the flames out. He wished he were well enough to drag himself over and toss dirt on the fire himself, but he knew better than to push his luck. Only rest and nourishment would help him out of this mess.
âIâm not here to hurt you, Tsukimi.â He told her as he resettled himself against the plaster pillar. âWouldâve done it by now if I were. Believe me or donât, it doesnât make a difference.â
He wondered what she wanted from him.Â
She pulled her hand from his grip and frowned. Being the only two somewhat sensible people alive, Tsuki might have thought that he could be a little less of a jerk. Then again, had he been talking about her family, she would have done the same. She was prodding at a wound that was deeper the ones she could see, and she decided against picking at it any longer.
âOnce youâre feeling better, I think we should move up higher. Weâre practically begging to be killed down here.â Tsukimi stood with a sigh and stepped over to the fire, slowly shoveling dirt onto the flames with her hands as she spoke. âWhen I was upstairs, it didnât look like there was an easy way to get to the upper floors, so maybe if weâre lucky we can find somewhere safe to stay for a while.âÂ
Of course, she could only hope. She wondered if at least one of the rooms in this worn down hotel had a usable mattress. She would kill to sleep just one night in a bed... However, as she glanced over at Mikiya, she decided he probably needed it more. He wasnât going to get any better without proper rest, and he wasnât getting it down here.
She watched the fire struggle to keep burning, even as she smothered it with dirt. She was almost tempted to stick her hand right in the coals. Would it burn? Would she even care?Â
Probably not.Â
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Her outburst caught the attention of the entire restaurant, having been the loudest thing to resonate in it that hour. Several heads turned and silence whistled in the air. Then Aozaki began to laugh.Â
âHeh heh heh heh!â It seemed a man like him ought to have a boisterous laugh, a loud and obnoxious one. But Aozakiâs laugh was far closer to a giggle than a guffaw. It was remarkably entertained.
âYou had me going there for a second, Syo! With the way you were treating me and that waiter, goinâ on about how youâre so sorry for being a bother, and so grateful for a lick of attention, I thought you mightâve been an actual lady!â
âBut nah, thereâs the same good olâ Syo! Always shooting her mouth off and regretting it a second later!â
He didnât know it, but Aozaki echoed Mikiyaâs rebuke exactly. While Mikiya explained that her temper was a rough, harmful thing, Aozaki seemed to find it endearing. A sign of her true character. He straightened in his seat and grinned at her lopsidedly.Â
âAre you alright, little lady?â The elderly waiter asked as he delivered a bottle of sake to the table. A pair of small, round cups soon followed, clinking against the wood.
âW-what?â She rubbed her knee, realizing the attention she was bringing to herself. Her face flushed with embarrassment, and she looked as if she were about to shout at Aozaki, but she stopped with her mouth open as she heard him laugh. Slowly, she grinned and held back a few giggles, not wanting to admit her own carelessness was making her laugh.
âI can be a lady when I want to be!â She tried pretending to be angry, but she couldnât wipe the smile off her face. For a moment, Tsukimi forgot her interaction with Mikiya earlier that day. She forgot how upset it had made her, and she forgot how crass her teacher seemed to be. At the moment, she was having a certain amount of... fun.Â
Aozaki's words made it sound like her short temper and clumsiness was charming, like they were things that were something to be proud of. She supposed, for a moment, that those what made her... her. Sheâd always been a hothead, ever since she was a kid. It was what made her stand up to Mikiya when she brought Akane home that fateful evening.
She waved her hand in dismissal, shifting shyly as she nodded. âI-Iâm okay.â She nodded, quickly pouring herself a cup of sake. Perhaps it would help cure her nervousness...
Tsukimi made a face after her first sip, quickly putting the cup down as she shook her head. âEugh!â
The quiet, gentle quality of Tsukimiâs voice took Akane by surprise. Sheâd been expecting the same anger from the washroom. Indignation, embarrassment, even fear. Some sort of violent rejection, certainly. But when Tsukimi laid down beside her and took her hand, Akane thought that she might learn to like surprises.Â
She turned onto her side, ignoring the way the rooftop bit hard against her hip, and stared into Tsukimiâs face.
âAre you really sure about that?â She asked. Her tone lacked Tsukimiâs softness, even though it matched its volume. Akane sounded almost cold, disbelieving. âYou seemed so upsetâŚâ
She couldnât help herself. The very thing sheâd promised to stop resumed before her very eyes. Somehow, their roles reversed: Tsukimi became the bashful, unsure one, and Akane swelled with confidence and security. She leaned a bit closer and rested a hand on Tsukimiâs cheek, turning it towards her.
âIâm going to kiss you again, Tsukimi.â Akane whispered, looking deep into the girlâs eyes. âI hope you donât mind.â
She pressed their lips together and it was every bit as soft and sweet as sheâd imagined. Akane realized sheâd been imagining it for some time. The roof tiles were so warm beneath them, the sun and sky warm above them. Their bodies, soon intertwined, became a bubble she didnât want to leave.
Tsukimi didnât pull away. Her body tensed as Akaneâs lips pressed against hers, as if she was waiting for it to start to hurt. Instead, she felt butterflies flutter in her stomach, and her face flushed with warmth. She didnât feel pain... She felt quite the opposite.Â
Her lips parted as she slowly pulled away from the kiss, afraid that if it ended, the happy feeling would be gone. Though, it seemed to linger, and she stared at Akane for a moment before quickly sitting upright, running a hand through her hair with a deep sigh.
â....What do we do now?âÂ
She was hesitant to ask, not wanting to shatter the happy moment she was sharing with her classmate. So they had a moment of self discovery, but where did it go from there? Obviously, the relationship the girls seemed to want to have, or so they thought, couldnât have possibly fit with their lifestyles. It just didnât happen. It wasnât as easy as kissing, as they just had.
â... Weâre going to have to keep this a secret, you know.â She looked back at Akane, knowing that she already knew this. Though, she wanted to be sure that Akane knew what she was getting into. â.... Whatever this is...â She hugged her knees close to her chest. She just wanted to be small- to hide from the feeling of dread that seemed to constantly loom over her.
Where should they go from here?
âDo you want to come to my house?â She asked, quickly changing the subject. She didnât want to give herself, or Akane, any more time to dwell on the question. âI donât want to go back to class, but we canât stay up here. My parents wonât mind... â Tsukimi leaned closer to the younger girl, their foreheads touching as she continued, âif I bring a princess home.âÂ
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Aozaki leveled her with a flat stare, not even bothering to watch himself as he shoved his car door shut with one hand.Â
âYouâre a big girl now, Syo,â He said mockingly, âI guess itâs up to you to make sure you donât drink too much.â
He was tempted to make a joke about being her mother or chaperone, but he was too pissed off. Aozaki locked the car and stalked towards the restaurantâs entrance, hands shoved deep in his pockets. He was hungry after a long day of teaching, and a bit of sake wouldnât hurt his mood. Maybe even Syo would become more tolerable after a few drinks.
âCome on in, this place isnât that bad.â
While the outside of the sushi bar looked somewhat unwelcoming, its interior was absolutely dismal. A collection of dusty, battered tables made up the booths section, while a counter that seemed to be left over from an old pub made up the bar section. A couple of shady figures sat in the back with a tray of egg and mackerel sushi. They smoked inside without any apparent consequences. A middle-aged man with a cap swept lazily between tables and noticed when Aozaki walked into the room.Â
âOi, boss!â He waved to Aozaki, who apparently deserved such a title. âHavenât seen ya in a while!â
The waiter blinked twice and then whistled when he spotted Tsukimi in tow.Â
âYou brung a lady friend, boss!âÂ
Aozaki grumbled, âShe ainât no lady friend. And quit callinâ me boss.â
He took a seat at one of the rickety tables. He didnât gesture for Tsukimi to do the same.
âGoinâ for the regular?â Asked the waiter, an amused grin spread across old, choppy teeth.
âYeah, and bring some sake.â
âAnd whatâll you have, lilâ lady?âÂ
Tsuki blushed, her eyes falling to the floor. She didnât want anyone to get the wrong idea, but, it seemed Aozaki wasnât going to let that happen.
âYou brought me out here, you could at least pretend to enjoy my company.â He huffed, taking a seat before turning to the waiter with the most pleasant of smiles she could muster. âJust some California rolls to start, please.â She wasnât sure what to order, so she went with something simple. Besides, she didnât wanna stuff her face full of food in front of her teacher.
However, now that the two of them were in a public place, she felt less inclined to let her guard down. She sat up straight, and she smiled- no looked no more real than a plastic doll.Â
âI...â She began, but stopped suddenly. Her voice sounded so loud- she cleared her throat, and tried again. âI...really do want to thank you for going out of your way like this. I donât really... have much to offer you in return.âÂ
She toyed with her fingers in her lap, unable to make eye contact with him. She felt so foolish- he must see her as so childish. Tsukimi wanted to believe it wasnât true, but too many times it had been proven she could hardly hold her own.Â
She would probably never make anything of herself.Â
Her gaze wandered, and she began to think that perhaps something like a secretary job would suit her best. She could just sit at a computer and answer the phone all day- you donât need to go to school for that!
Maybe Mikiya needs a secretary. She mused. Then on his lunch breaks we could--
NO!
Tsukimi jolted herself out of her own thoughts, slamming her knee against the underside of the table.
âOw, shit!â The exclaimed, grabbing knee, cradling it as if it would help soothe the pain. âSon of a bitch!â
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