Goddamned crazy brats
Who: Yoite, Yukimi and Miharu
When: March 16, shortly after Yukimi's arrival.
Where: The baseball diamond and then moving to Yoite and Miharu's apartment, and then probably back to the starter apartments
Summary: Papa's here and Yoite needs to fill him in.
Warnings: Possible coarse language. Yoite. Yukimi.
Yukimi hunkered down on the pitcher's mound in the very middle of the baseball diamond. He didn't much like being so exposed in enemy territory, but Yoite had told him not to leave unless he had to. More importantly, he was pretty sure that the fruity-looking guy he'd talked to wasn't from the Nabari world, which meant that he had to keep his cover as long as he could. Writers didn't know about things like hiding.
Besides, if anyone attacked, he could use his - admittedly limited - knowledge of the five elements to hide himself in the ground, so long as he was touching the earth. That made a pitcher's mound as good a place to wait as any.
He hoped it wouldn't take Yoite too long to get here. He was a little wigged out, truth be told.
When: March 16, shortly after Yukimi's arrival.
Where: The baseball diamond and then moving to Yoite and Miharu's apartment, and then probably back to the starter apartments
Summary: Papa's here and Yoite needs to fill him in.
Warnings: Possible coarse language. Yoite. Yukimi.
Yukimi hunkered down on the pitcher's mound in the very middle of the baseball diamond. He didn't much like being so exposed in enemy territory, but Yoite had told him not to leave unless he had to. More importantly, he was pretty sure that the fruity-looking guy he'd talked to wasn't from the Nabari world, which meant that he had to keep his cover as long as he could. Writers didn't know about things like hiding.
Besides, if anyone attacked, he could use his - admittedly limited - knowledge of the five elements to hide himself in the ground, so long as he was touching the earth. That made a pitcher's mound as good a place to wait as any.
He hoped it wouldn't take Yoite too long to get here. He was a little wigged out, truth be told.