House Hunting [Active]
Character(s): Rikku, Rakka, anybody else want in?
Content: Rikku and Rakka go searching for a hideout.
Setting: H6-ish somewhere
Time: Afternoon
Warnings: none
Once they got a ways from the main road, the foot traffic became a lot more sparse than the bustling crowds up around the train station. That was good, of course. After all, what kind of hideout would it be if people kept stumbling over it all the time? Something convenient but still out of the way was your best bet, pretty much. And naturally it had to be unoccupied, and it'd be nice if it was already clean so they didn't have to fix it up...
Well, let it not be said that she didn't have standards.
Rikku floated along the sidewalk a little ahead of Rakka, looking around for a suitable place; it probably would have been easier later in the day, when people would have lights on, but she didn't really feel like waiting that long. As it was, she peeked discreetly through just about every window she flew past, and found most of the windows occupied - enough to assume the ones connected to them were occupied, too, at least. "C'mon, there can't be people living in all these houses," she huffed after a while.
Content: Rikku and Rakka go searching for a hideout.
Setting: H6-ish somewhere
Time: Afternoon
Warnings: none
Once they got a ways from the main road, the foot traffic became a lot more sparse than the bustling crowds up around the train station. That was good, of course. After all, what kind of hideout would it be if people kept stumbling over it all the time? Something convenient but still out of the way was your best bet, pretty much. And naturally it had to be unoccupied, and it'd be nice if it was already clean so they didn't have to fix it up...
Well, let it not be said that she didn't have standards.
Rikku floated along the sidewalk a little ahead of Rakka, looking around for a suitable place; it probably would have been easier later in the day, when people would have lights on, but she didn't really feel like waiting that long. As it was, she peeked discreetly through just about every window she flew past, and found most of the windows occupied - enough to assume the ones connected to them were occupied, too, at least. "C'mon, there can't be people living in all these houses," she huffed after a while.