Litte chick

I'm Nishiyama Hiyori, 16 years old. I am extremely shy. Things like introductions are... What I hate most in life. [affiliated with toshi city]

[petitehiyoko]

Heavy load || Tadashi&Hiyori

Hiyori decided today she would bake her roommates some sort of sweet. When it came to baking or cooking Hiyori excelled in such things. She had been looking for ingredients in the kitchen only to find they didn't have anything for baking. No flour, no sugar, no eggs, no nothing. Hiyori left the apartment to buy groceries.

She made the purchase and tried to carry them down the street. Although the bags were heavier than she had expected and she could barely hold them above the ground. "H-How heavy are these things anyways..?" she dropped the back on the ground to give her arms a rest and sat beside them. Flour, eggs, baking power, sugar, salt, milk... she listed off everything she bought in her head. It wasn't even that heavy she simply wasn't strong enough to lift the bag without trouble.

She wondered if it would be okay to ask someone to help her, but she didn't want to bother anyone. The petite girl tried to pick up the bags again, until noticing someone else seemed to have noticed she was having trouble.

[petitehiyoko]

Anybody out there? || Rui&Hiyori

[updatesthisworld]

〈After getting the girl settled in his room of the apartment, Rui pulled up a cushion next to the mattress that Hiyori was currently on. He wanted to wait for a sign of her being conscious, but who knew how long that would take. She was out cold, and her fever didn’t seem to be letting up; there wasn’t much the boy could do for her until she woke. For now, though, Rui leaned on the wall beside the bed, slowly dozing off.〉

〈He didn’t know how long it had been, but the boy was woken by the rustling of the sheets, and he quickly sat up, noticing the small girl finally awake. She seemed a bit confused, but Rui would at least explain himself when she was completely coherent and awake. But, when she began crying, he raised a brow, sitting up to be right in front of Hiyori. Well, this was bad. He scared the poor girl even though he was just trying to help.〉

“I-I’m sorry..!” 

〈”Don’t apologize. I should be the one saying sorry.” Rui started, adjusting the glasses on his nose, pushing the frames up before putting a small, yet sleepy smile on his face. “I found you passed out in the snow, and this was the most I could do.” he explained, before getting to his feet and wandered into the kitchen, coming back in a second with a small cup of water. Handing it to Hiyori, he kneeled down beside the bed once more. “I’m Rui Ninomiya, a student at Toshi Academy. Do your parents know that you were out?” he inquired, not too sure how old this girl was; she didn’t seem too young, but she was definitely small…〉

〈”Ah, do you feel better? Do you need anything?” Rui questioned, but he felt a bit bad, bombarding the poor girl with a series of questions; he was just a bit worried for her health, especially with how young Hiyori looked. It wasn’t a good thing that she seemed this feverish.〉

[petitehiyoko]

Tears fell from her eyes no matter how hard she tried to stop crying. Although she wasn't hurt anywhere, the tears only continued falling. She was being a nuisance to this person. That was the first thought that crossed her mind. Hiyori hadn't the slightest idea why she was here in the first place, but whatever the reason was Hiyori thought she must have caused this stranger trouble. A proper explanation would be useful now, but with Hiyori crying the way she was how could she even speak? The only thing she could get out of her mouth were the words I'm sorry over and over, which wasn't doing any good.

Hearing the other's voice calmed her down, enough that she stopped crying for a moment. Hiyori had no idea what had happened, she didn't know why he would have to apologize to her. This person didn't seem like a bad person, he undoubtedly had a reason to bring her here all of a sudden. He smiled at Hiyori and explained what had happened. Her eyes grew tearing hearing what had happened. A few sobs wracked her tiny body and she tried to wipe her eyes before she started crying again. "W-Why should y-you be apologizing..?" she asked in a shaky voice. "I-I'm the one who cause you trouble..!" Her words were starting to come out clear enough to be understood completely.

The stranger left the room for a moment then quickly returned with a glass of water. The petite girl took the glass and looked up at the other as he introduced himself. She sniffled and finally managed to stop crying. So he was a student at Toshi Academy as well, of course he must be older than her. Now that he had introduced himself it was her turn to do so as well. Hiyori felt her body trembling, giving introductions was one of her least favourite things. She took a deep breath. " M-My name is... H-Hiyori Nishiyama... I-I'm also a student at that school..." she replied in barely audible voice. Hiyori was confused when he asked if her parents knew she was out, until she realized Rui must have mistaken her for a child. Not only was she short but she too had a childish face. "W..Well, they don't live here... So they don't know I was out. S-Since I'm already sixteen..." she trailed off, not knowing how else to explain herself. He really had mistaken her for a child. She exhaled softly, how many times had that happened now?

Hiyori blinked when he asked if she was feeling better now. "E-Eh.." He asked several questions in a row she didn't know how to answer  She pressed her hand to her forehead and nodded as her answer. It seems it went down a little, though she felt a bit lightheaded. She shook her head to answer his second question "Y-You've already done more than you had to... I-I should get out of your way anyways..!"

[ryousa]

[livingindifferently]

In The Cold || OPEN

[livingindifferently]

Miharu figured that he did something wrong when the other person’s expression turned sad, though he wasn’t really sure what he did. When she pushed the scarf back to him, he just nodded slightly and put it back on, covering his mouth partly and if someone was to look carefully, a small smile appeared before it disappeared just as suddenly as it came. He made a mental note to wash it and return it to the girl as soon as possible, and to do that he should ask where he should return it too…though would the girl want to give a stranger her address? Well, Miharu could figure that out later.

Especially since the girl was partly bowed and seemed to be lecturing him about something. He was a bit slow to tune into what the other was saying, but he heard something about being careful, the weather, and his parents. Miharu nodded again, but didn’t say anything else for a bit. The other was probably saying how he should have been more careful in such a bad weather, but he couldn’t quite think of a reason she would mention his parents.

She most likely did not know about his parents, but then why bring them up? It was strange because Miharu didn’t really remember anything about his parents. Was it bad of him that he barely even remembered their faces? People always told him that it was natural to not remember much about them because he was so young and it must have been stressful for him to have to deal with his parents death…but Miharu sometimes wondered about that…

Maybe…he was wrong to forget them? He saw pictures of them…but he couldn’t really remember them. Sometimes, if he tried he could remember bits about them, and he strangely felt something in his chest when he thought about them…but then he would move on to something else. For a couple of reasons. It was oddly hard to stay indifferent when thinking about them. If he tried to remember something, would he be different? It was an admittedly scary thought…and Miharu didn’t want to stray from how he was now…And, as bizarre as it sounded, he felt like he shouldn’t.

So, instead of commenting about his parents, he chose to ignore that portion and didn’t try to make out what she had said. He instead focused on the girl again as she had a confused expression as she tried to think if she knew where his apartment was. When she had said she didn’t hear of the Daffy Apartments, Miharu would have just started to try to find any place that he could stay until he warmed up, when the other spoke up again.

"U-Um… By any chance do you mean Daffodil apartments..?"

"Ah…" Miharu nodded. "That was what it was called…" Or well, that was what it was probably called. He thought that Daffy was correct, but since the other mentioned Daffodil it sounded right too… Well, if it was wrong he could just try again, right? …Or not, Miharu thought as he sneezed and shivered again as a gust of wind blew past them. Well, it might be bad if he stayed outside much longer, but Daffodil might be right and it was worth a shot…right?

"…Could you show me where that place is?" Miharu asked, the other seemed willing to help. He thought about giving her a pitiful expression, just to ensure she would help, but he was too cold to try to pull up any acts of his. He just wanted to go back home…

[petitehiyoko]

Hiyori's concerned expression faded when he put the scarf back on, and small timid smile tugged at the corners of her lips. It was hard to believe someone would go outside, hardly dressed appropriately for the weather. It didn't seem like this person spoke very much, not that she was one to speak. Although him not speaking was different from her. Hiyori was quite quiet herself usually due to her painful shyness, while this guy seemed more quiet in the way he simply lacked enthusiasm. He didn't seem like a mean person at all, maybe a little detached from others, but not mean. In fact from what Hiyori could tell, he was quite thoughtful and even tried to prevent her scarf from getting wet.

The other seemed to be lost in thought for a moment, Hiyori wondered if she had said something wrong. She didn't know what it was that she could have said but she figured it would be best to chose her words more carefully next time. Although he didn't seem upset, he was just thinking about something, right? The petite girl pushed her thoughts away hearing him answer her correction to him referring to Daffodil Apartments as Daffy Apartments.

"That was what it was called…"

Hiyori blinked, realizing he didn't even know the name of his apartment. The petite girl exhaled softly. Daffy and Daffodil are hardly even similar... How on earth could he mix them up? she thought to herself. Some people were forgetful, Hiyori knew that much but forgetting the name of the building you are currently living in was impressive. "I don't think there's any buildings here with the name Daffy... It must be daffodil." she said in a soft voice. He sneezed as another gust of wind blew by, she turned to the other to see him shivering. Hiyori's eyes widened, she couldn't help but be concerned. If they were outside much longer like this he could hurt himself. "Y-You r-really should get inside somewhere soon..!!" she stuttered trying to get her words to come out properly. She hated how shy she was, even in urgent situations like this. Although really, she was overreacting a bit.

When he asked her if she would help him find his apartment without hesitation she quickly nodded. Although she wasn't too familiar with the area herself in this situation she had to help him. If she had to she would even ask a stranger for directions, no matter how hard it was for her to talk to people. In fact, Hiyori felt asking for directions now would be for the best so they wouldn't get even more lost. "W-Wait here..." she said hurrying over to the nearest stranger to ask for directions. They pointed down the street and explained how to get there. She bowed and thanked them then ran back over to the boy.

She caught her breath and looked up at the other. She nodded to assure him she knew where she was going now. "R-Right, follow me." she said walking ahead of the other. Hiyori completely forgot about the grocery bags she had gone to get in the first place. They were siting on the opposite side of the fountain from when she ran to help the stranger. The only thing on her mind now was helping out the boy.

[ryousa]

[petitehiyoko]

ooc;;

I completely forgot about Hiyori oops-- Currently I only owe Rui and Miharu (I think) so if anyone else wants to rp with this 140cm cutie pie you can just like this and I'll make a starter or drop in your ask uvu

[petitehiyoko]

"H-H-Happy Valentines D-Day..!"

[petitehiyoko]

[sakuraness]

[livingindifferently]

In The Cold || OPEN

[livingindifferently]

Either the temperature was dropping or Miharu was just feeling the cold easier because of his soaked clothing. It was likely the latter, but it was also possible that it was both. Either way, Miharu soon found himself to be shivering uncontrollably, almost jumping where he stood. However, despite that, his face was still as impassive as ever. Though, the image of indifference was slightly ruined because of how much he shivered. Well, hopefully he wouldn’t have to stay cold for long. Even if he couldn’t get back home, maybe he could ask a store keeper to let him stay in the heated shop until he dried off. If he was lucky the store keeper would hopefully sympathize with him and give him something warm to drink as well.

Just as Miharu had decided on a direction, someone came up to him in a rush, a lot more panicked than Miharu himself. She was stuttering, but it didn’t seem like the type of stutter from being cold, even though it was quite chilly outside. Was she nervous? Miharu didn’t think he was intimidating. That was more of Yukimi’s style with his rough way of speaking and the gun he always had on him…

Before he could answer her question, he was going to say he was fine, which was probably true since he wasn’t injured just really cold, she draped a scarf over him. He blinked, not expecting such a gesture. The scarf did basically nothing to warm him up, but the kindness of the gesture rang clear. It was always scarves, huh? Miharu nodded to the small girl in thanks and pulled the scarf up closer to cover his mouth. He was still shivering, but the scarf was warm, and it reminded him of the time Hana gave him a one. He smiled a bit into the scarf at the memory, it was strange. How people could be so kind. It wasn’t something he was used to. Even now…

It was a shame that the scarf was starting to get damp from his soaked clothes. He looked at the girl and tugged a bit at the scarf, loosening it from his neck. “It’s getting wet from my clothes…” He mumbled. He took off the scarf and offered it back to the girl. She was probably cold in this weather too. Though, she was a lot better dressed than Miharu. “…And I do have a warm place to stay.” He just didn’t know how to get there exactly. He blinked. Maybe this person would know? “…Do you know how to get to….” Miharu paused…What was his apartment called again? He remembered it was some weird name, but he couldn’t recall much more than that. It started with a B… “….to Bottlenose apartment?” That sounded about right…probably.

[petitehiyoko]

Hiyori was well aware the scarf was useless in a situation like this but it was the only thing she had that she could offer. Anything else she had with her currently was too small for him. She felt bad seeing him shiver like that and not have anything to do. Why he would have been sitting on the edge of a fountain like that on such a cold day wasn't the most logical thing to do, but he probably wasn't expecting to fall in. If they stayed in the cold too long Hiyori was worried he would get sick. He probably should have been a bit more careful around that fountain, but it was too late to think of that.

“It’s getting wet from my clothes…”

With a concerned expression she watched him pull off the scarf. Did he really think it mattered if a piece of fabric got wet..? It wasn't anything special, and it was already partially wet from his clothes anyways. A slightly saddened expression came across her face when he offered it back to her. She shook her head and pushed it back towards him and pulled her hands back. She took a deep breath before talking "I-I know it's not much... B-but the rest of your clothes are soaking, it's just a piece of fabric n-no harm will come from a little bit of water... Y-You can return it later.." she had been speaking faster feeling nervous around the stranger but spoke more than she usually did. Hiyori surprised herself at the amount she said and took a few deep breaths to calm down a little. That scarf was the only dry clothing he currently had.

Hiyori pressed her eyes shut and bowed down slightly. "I-I don't mean to sound rude, b-but you should be more careful... In this kind of weather something like that could be bad... I-I'm sure your parents would be concerned..!" she felt quite concerned for him and was worried. Hiyori looked up at the other again hoping he would listen.

Hearing he did have a warm place to go to made her feel slightly relieved. As quick as possible he should get home. He seemed to pause between his words an awful lot, she couldn't tell if that was just how he was or if the cold was slowing his speech down. Although she did notice the extended hesitation remembering the name of his apartment. Did he not know where he lived? Hiyori hadn't been used to living in this city as of yet but she knew her way around decently. Not only that but when saying the name of the building he sounded rather uncertain. "...Bottlenose...? I've never heard of such a place.." she repeated the name in her head a few times, it did sound familiar that she was certain of. Finally she realized the reason she hadn't heard of this apartment was he mispronounced it. "U-Um... By any chance do you mean BottleBrush apartments..?" she inquired. If that were the case she knew exactly where it was.

[petitehiyoko]

Anybody out there? || Rui&Hiyori

[updatesthisworld]

⟨It was quite the average day. A little colder than normal, but a couple of layers could fix that. Nice weather, though, as Rui thought. Most people wouldn’t survive in cold like this, but he was pretty much used to it and wasn’t sensitive to the weather. Although he did handle it well, it took a several things to keep him warm; but that didn’t mean he hated it all together. Besides, he didn’t exactly get sick easily, but that could change any time. He’d just have to deal with it when that came.⟩

⟨Despite the town being covered in pure, white snow, the boy was currently outside, standing on the balcony to look at the view of Toshi City. It was beautiful, especially coated with white. And since he wasn’t going out around the city, Rui had decided to not crossdress, but naturally, had several layers of clothing on. He watched as other residents walked by a couple of times, letting out a small sigh. How boring. Poor boy didn’t have many friends, nor did he want to make many, but this was just boring. It was quite the difficult task to get around town with all the snow, and some stores were even closed, so that wasn’t a thought. Most would just hole themselves up in their rooms and stay warm.⟩

⟨Since nothing was exactly going on, had decided to start going back into his apartments and make something warm to drink, before he spotted a small girl by herself. She seemed small; was she in the elementary school here? Where were her parents? He continued to watch Hiyori, just to make sure nothing suspicious would happen, but he noticed as she fell to the ground, laying in the snow. It didn’t take Rui a second before he made his way down the flight of stairs, quickly dashing over to the small girl. This wasn’t good. She seemed to have a fever. The boy picked her up carefully, holding her in both of his arms and made his way back up to the apartment, opening and shutting the door behind him.⟩

⟨He was quite worried, considering the fact that this girl was small and lanky, and this wasn’t a good situation to be in. Rui, however, had rushed her to his room and carefully placed Hiyori on his own bed, covering her up with the thick blankets nicely tucked into the frame of the mattress. She seemed unconscious, so he wouldn’t be able to explain himself just yet, not until she woke up and was coherent. Running to the kitchen of the apartments, the boy grabbed a rag and wet it slightly, and placed it on the girl’s forehead. There wasn’t much he could do, but this, at least.⟩

[petitehiyoko]

Cold... The only thing that she could think of was how cold it was outside. Laying in the snow she tried to get up again, but only fell back onto the ground immediately after. Her head pounded and she felt pressure on her chest making it all the more difficult to breath. Eventually she gave up and lay motionless on the ground. Such a fragile girl of her size had no chance at lasting out in the cold too long. She was the practically same size as a child despite her being the age of sixteen. How could she have been so stupid to think going out to do things on her own would be productive. She simply didn't want to bother the roommates she had been trying to avoid, afraid they would hate her.

Before she realized, her vision went black. Had not a single person seen her? For once in her life she didn't want to be invisible. She wanted someone to help her. Anyone, even a complete stranger. She felt hot and cold at the same time. She thought her fever had gone down already. Clearly mistaken. Slowly she fell unconscious. Her pounding head came to a halt. She hadn't the slightest idea she was being carried.

How long had it been; seconds, minutes, hours? She couldn't tell herself. How long her eyes were shut, her muscles where relaxed. After that extended period of time, finally her eyes opened. Still collecting her thoughts her eyes scanned through the room. She blinked a few times until she sat up quickly. A damp rag fell off her forehead. Where was she..? This wasn't her room. Her mind was hazy and she didn't even remember leaving the apartment in the first place. Hiyori felt her body trembling, whether it was the startle of being in an unfamiliar room or her fever that had yet to go down.

 The petite girl picked up the dampened rag. What was this for..? Several questions were swirling around in her head. She already felt dizzy and it took her a while to notice someone else was sitting in the same room as her. Hiyori's eyes widened at the stranger. Not even being able to speak a single word her eyes filled with tears. She didn't even know why she was crying. If it was because she was scared, but another part of her felt somewhat relieved. Who was he? Was this his room? Keeping all these questions to herself for now she rubbed the tears from her eyes. She only kept wiping the tears that were still falling onto the sheets if the bed.

Finally a few words managed to make their way out of her mouth "I-I'm sorry..!" 

[petitehiyoko]

Big school, small girl || Hiyori & Sousuke

[veteransoldier]

For the time being, all was safe. The door handle on the entrance to the school building had not been tampered with and Sousuke didn’t notice anything particularly unusual around the area. For the teen, every day was to be treated as a day in war. His mission was simple: to investigate the mysterious occurrences of Toshi City and, while he was “at it”, to accustom himself to civilian life. After all, it just came down to experience. The more experience you had, the better your chances of adaption and survival. The life of war and strife was in Sousuke’s field of expertise. But civilian life? He was but an amateur. He could pilot massive Arm Slaves, sneak his way in and out of highly secured areas, and handle any mechanized weapon thrown at him. But baking a birthday cake with friends? Going out to the movies? Attending school? These were all foreign concepts, difficult for him to grasp. To have such a large weak point was undoubtedly going to cause consequences later. He had to fill in this gap of knowledge before it was too late.

Too bad there was no one to teach him. He’d woken up hours before school started in order to check the entire school building for suspicious activity. Bringing a large green bag full of various military equipment, he slyly snuck into the school and checked each and every classroom. He scaled the walls of the building and checked every window, even making it as far as the roof. So far, so good. Satisfied with his work, Sousuke stayed up on the roof and sat down, awaiting the full rise of the sun. It felt nice, feeling the warmth gradually embrace his skin. When was the last time he was genuinely able to enjoy the majestic ascent of the sun?

After an hour or so passed, his ears perked up to the sounds of chatty students and the occasional cling of a bicycle bell. He promptly got up and packed his equipment into the green bag. Since he was already dressed in uniform, all he had to do was brush off the tiny particles of dust that made their way to Sousuke’s shoulder and he was all set for the day. He slipped quietly from the rooftop to the stairs and headed for the nearest floor in hopes of blending in with other students. Once he was successful, he pulled out his school schedule and checked for the location of his first class. Though he had plenty of time left before school actually started, the sergeant still felt the need to be there early.

First floor, first floor… Sousuke made his way down the stairs to the first floor when he heard the faint sounds of crying. He immediately stopped and listened closely. Trusting his ears, he followed the barely audible sounds until he was well behind the staircase. What he saw hurt him and unconsciously brought tumultuous memories floating up to the surface of his mind: a young girl, knees pulled to her chest, sat quietly in the shadow of the staircase, drops of her tears falling down to the floor around her. She was an exact replica of a youth he had rescued on one of the raids that he was hired to participate in. In the frenzy of battle, Sousuke had taken cover in a rundown shelter but just as he was about to re-enter the battlefield, he heard sobbing somewhere within the shelter. That was when he found the girl alone in a corner with no one by her side. He knew it was risky, but he carried the girl and ran for the transport plane, quick enough so that she was able to escape. He did not know her name nor how she was faring now, not that it was any of his concern. Victims of war were common and the sergeant unfortunately knew this firsthand from experience.

But this was different. He wasn’t in the middle of a war right now. He couldn’t just pick her up and bring her to a transport plane. There was no transport plane for the girl to escape in to begin with. He was at a school, which should be rather peaceful in comparison to the battlefield. But apparently, that wasn’t the case.

For now, he would have to simply assess the situation to the best of his abilities and approach the girl as gently as he could.

"Are you alright?"

[petitehiyoko]

Hidden under the staircase she tried to wipe her tears that only kept falling. Why? Why did she have to be so shy. Running away from class because she was afraid people would look at her. A part of Hiyori already wanted to go home where her family and friends were there to support here. However there was no way she could do that. Not after all the trouble her parents went to help Hiyori overcome her shyness, and become more independent. Relying on others less and herself more. It was usually like that anyways, she never had many friends and had to deal with things on her own. Although she dealt, she didn't do so well. Holding back participating in class and avoiding speaking with fellow students - or anyone - was how she had been coping.

She had to make it through this school year, she promised them she could pull herself together. She had her doubts from the start but still moved away from her family, in hopes that she would overcome her painful shyness. Hiyori herself was tired of it, running away from new people, hiding whenever she is looked at, crying whenever things got hard. She had to change herself to fix it, there was no other way.

She heard footsteps from the top of the staircase. Her head lifted up to look and see if someone was there. She couldn't stop the sobs that racked her tiny body. She tried to stop her tears from falling but only buried her head into her knee's again. She didn't want to be found, while at the same time she did. The petite girl looked like a child who was crying over being bullied at school holding everything in not even telling their parents what happened. Although she was crying, the footsteps of whoever was following the sound where clear with each step. She pulled her legs closer to her body wishing she was invisible and pressed her eyes shut.

"Are you alright?"

Hiyori opened her eyes hearing the boy's voice. Raising an arm she wiped the tears from her eyes and nodded. She used the wall to help herself stand up. "I-I s-should be getting b-back to class.." she said speaking through the tears that were still running down her cheeks. Classes were going to start any minute, and here she was after running away before even setting foot in the classroom. Her height was already attracting more attention than she ever wanted. Hiyori's legs were trembling just thinking about it. What if her classmates hated her? She didn't belong here, Hiyori felt that feeling in the back of her head. 

[karasunosetter]

♚ .MEOW?↓* tobio × hiyoko ;

“Meow ~”

Tobio froze. That noise just now—it was definitely a cat. But a cat outside … ? In this weather? Tobio, himself, could feel his ears burning bright red from the frosty temperature. So how the hell was this cat running around bare-pawed like this?!

"Whatever … none of my business," he muttered with a frown, dead set on continuing down his path back towards his apartment.

But there it was again—

　an agonizingly helpless mewl. 

Damnit. 

With a long exhale, he crouched to meet the feline’s eyes. The two engaged in a sudden staring contest then, likely measuring each other up. As for Tobio, he was trying to decide how best to pick the unfamiliar bugger up to take him somewhere with a heater. The second he extended a hand, however, the cat took off.

"Oi!" he shouted, chasing after it. In the process, he could feel murky water spraying against his pants as he sprinted right into a puddle and cursed under his breath. This cat was more trouble than he could put up with, quite frankly. His persistency paid off, eventually, performing a barrel roll with the cat tucked in his arms at last. But, of course, as luck would have it, such intense focus on the critter on the ground kept Tobio from facing where he was going, leading up to an unceremonious crash into another individual.

Aw shit.

"You alright?!" he cried out, an undeniable sense of guilt immediately flooding his senses. 

[petitehiyoko]

The cold weather never stopped Hiyori from going outside. She didn't find she ever had much to preoccupy herself during the days after she had finished her school work. Winter brought back a few memories from when she first started making friends when going into high school. Although she was shy her class was very open-minded and even included her in skipping class to go outside and play in the first snowfall. It was a season where many memories could be made, and there were many special events that didn't happen during any other season.

A short walk in the middle of the day was the only thing she could think of doing. She finished the novel she was reading, and finished her homework for the next couple classes. She exhaled and tightened her scarf around her neck so it wouldn't fall off. Her arms folded together desperately trying to keep warm. One day she hoped she would have a friend in this city to spend time with. For now with her painful shyness that was out of the question.

A small button fell out of her pocket, the petite girl crouched down to pick it up. As soon as she stood up again she was surprised when another person crashed into, causing her to loose her balance and nearly fall over. Her heart was beating fasting after the startle and she breathed deeply to catch her breath. Then shakily turned around to face the person who had hit her. 

Her eyes widened seeing him, he was quite tall. She had only ever met one other even taller than he. Standing beside anyone nearly that height made her look like a child. Feeling her body tense up when he spoke to her she swallowed and opened her mouth to attempt at speaking. "Y-Ye-Yes... I-I'm alright." she couldn't help but stutter over her words, she couldn't even talk to her classmates a complete stranger was even more difficult than that. "S-Sorry... I was probably in your way-" she cut off her words noticing the animal tucked under her arms.

"...A Cat?" she said to herself. What on earth was he doing with a cat outside in this weather?

[petitehiyoko]

ooc;;

I-- OTL Gomen for inactivity I only owe four replies I think and most of the closed starters I made for people dropped characters aah o3o So if anyone would like to plot or anything can just like this or message me

[petitehiyoko]

"T-There's a already so many p-people in this city and they never stop showing up..."

[petitehiyoko]

Helpless || Judal&Hiyori

 After a long day at school, Hiyori avoided the large crowd that usually stood in front of the school. Such a small girl as herself had a difficult time trying to push her way through all those people, usually they wouldn't even notice her. A narrow alleyway that lead to another street on the other side. Hiyori walked down the path looking at the walls she was standing between.  Red bricks and a few windows up higher was all she could see. It was quite small, so there wasn't much to look at. She was curious as to why there were windows up higher, there wouldn't be anything to see other than a brick wall.

A little scared the walls would start closing in on her, she quickened her pace to get out. Hiyori was one to worry and over think things no matter how extreme, a delicate girl who got scared easily. Finally she made her way out of the alley and a soft sigh escaped her lips, relieved to have made it. The petite girl looked right and left to find not a single person in town on the streets. At a busy hour like this, she would have expected it to be a little more crowded. Am I.. Not suppose to be here..? she asked herself. She bit her lower lip and thought about turning back the same way she came. Shaking her head to remove that thought, that would defeat the purpose of going this way in the first place. 

The next problem was her lack of experience in this city. She hadn't the slightest clue where anything was. Nervously she stood in off to the side of the street trying to decide which way to go.  She fidgeted with her fingers until hearing various footsteps behind her, through the alley way. The teen turned around and started backing up, until she hit someone. It was a tall man, in dark clothing. Hiyori moved away from the stranger, when she noticed a group of males. They all gave her the same uneasy feeling. Scared.. she thought, scared enough her legs wouldn't even let her move. They started talking to her, as if they were taunting her in some way. "So what's a little kid like you doin' on your own?" one said. "Got anything good on ya' kid?" another said, a smirk curling at his lips.

She took another step back I-I'm not even a child... she thought. But I'm as useless as one... her eyes became watery and her body was trembling. How was she suppose to handle a situation like this. She couldn't even speak to other students in her classes without difficulty. How could she get out of something like this?

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