Shiki was a little disappointed. When she heard the words 'field trip', she had expected the town to be a whole lot bigger. How could you even go shopping properly in a town like this? There needed to be a whole lot more stores, she decided. Two department stores, boutiques, and a record store, at least
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Clubbing was a lot easier without parental figures, unless Seiya counted Yaten and Taiki. They thought it was immature, but it wasn't as though they didn't have their own little coping methods. Whatever kept them all moving, and didn't slow them down. She wondered idly if they'd find any of the Three Lights' singles in a music store here, and knew even before she wondered that the answer had to be 'no.'
"What kind of music do you like to listen to, Shiki-san? I'll take anything that has a good beat on it, really." Seiya put her hands behind her head as she walked, no longer quite as self-conscious of the 'fluffy kitty' shirt she'd been burdened with. Her ponytail swung behind her steps evenly. "It isn't looking good so far. I don't see why they need a spa, the poor people who live here must already be pretty relaxed from boredom if it's all like this." That wasn't really fair, but it was a pretty tiny excuse for a town. "I think I see a sign ahead that says electronics. Well, people have to have something to play on their electronics around here, right?"
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She had to grin at that last statement. Oh, it was true that she liked pretty much everything, but she had to admit bias - she had a happy fangirl crush on a certain lead singer/guitarist. "Oh, I like pretty much anything - though I have to admit, I really like Def March. 777's so - gah, the way he sings and the cool outfits he wears! So cool..."
She was so lost in her momentary reverie that she didn't really hear the question right the first time. "Huh, why would - oh. Yeah. That makes sense!"
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"Sounds like a pretty cool guy. We don't have that group where I'm from. It's too bad, I'd like to hear it. I'm guessing we won't find either of our favorites around town, though. I don't guess you've ever heard of the Three Lights? They have a really handsome guy as a lead singer, too."
She paused, glancing in at the electronics shop just to confirm it wasn't advertising anything she was interested in, then down the street some more. "I think I see a movie rental place. I'm getting the feeling we're not going to finish our quest for music with success, Shiki-san."
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"Aww, man. This town is so - what kind of place doesn't have a decent music store? I have half a mind to - to - well, I don't know what I'll do." It was positively criminal to let them go somewhere that didn't even have a decent selection of - well, anything. Not clothes, not music - were there even any other people her age that lived here? She'd seen several other teenagers, but she recognized their faces from the institute.
"I don't think these people know how to have fun. Do you?"
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Leaning against a brick wall, to glance around along with Shiki, Seiya had to agree. "Yeah, it feels like the fun is just drained from this place." There'd been a bookstore, sure, but even Taiki did things other than read. "I guess there are the parks, at least. I'm still not sure I'd stay sane if I lived here long, though." She smiled and winked. "Or they'd get annoyed with me and kick me out, one or the other."
She was starting to get a little hungry. Covering her mouth with a yawn, Seiya glanced back in the direction they'd come from. "I'm going to go get myself a hamburger, I think. One fast food restaurant in a whole town! I guess at this size, they don't need competition."
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As she did, she felt her stomach growl. Oh, dear, she hadn't really eaten breakfast, had she?
Right. Lunch it was.
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