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Who: Tyki Mikk, Allen Walker and Lavi Nolastname
Time: June 11 (if I counted right) evening, after Tyki's arrival
Location: Train station
Subject: You know what being kind to strangers gets you? Hurt.
Rating: [PG-13] For now anyway. Will update as need be.

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Despite arriving in the city in his less than usual attire, somehow or another Allen had since managed to find clothing in one of the shops that closely mimicked what he felt most comfortable in. For now however, Allen had elected to wear the uniform he'd found next to him on the train station bench. The tight fitting uniform felt a little stiff, but somehow it gave the white haired exorcist an air of familiarity. It did however, make him feel just a little too warm in this less than cool air. Allen exhaled a small breath in the silence, lifting a hand up to loosen the collar of his uniform. It was just too hot, but he'd let Lavi drag him off on this little quest of his

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Tyki could sense the innocence coming closer and oh joy Lavi had done just what he thought he would. He'd brought Allen with him, Tyki had a firm lock on that akuma in the card. He didn't want to tip the boys off after all did he. He'd slipped behind a building, a perfect view of the train station platform

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Somewhere along the way in their friendship, Lavi had come to the very dangerous realization that Allen Walker very seldom said no to him. This discovery had actually occurred early on, somewhere high above the city where they had first met, streaking through the sky on the handle of his hammer. But anyway, he was glad for the company, regardless. As the train station came into view, his brows furrowed slightly in confusion. The platform was empty. Had the man they were supposed to meet gotten impatient and wandered off

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Oh, if Allen had only had any sort of warning, this probably would have gone smoother. As it was, despite the white haired Exorcist knowing that Tyki was skulking around the city, he had not expected to come across him while on an errand with his best friend. Despite the fact that the very first day they met, the redhead had launched the both of them high into the sky with his innocence, Allen had the trust to believe that the bookman had better judgment on most days. Regretfully, it turned out that for this particular situation that was going to be a very wrong assessment

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"Tsk tsk tsk, boys." The Noah simply stood where he was, he wasn't going to play stupid. They both possessed innocence after all, Noah or not that was the one thing he couldn't beat. He was on guard, but made no threatening moves. Because as Allen pointed out, they weren't home. Meaning the Earl wasn't there to make sure Tyki did his job, any fights that happened for the Noah would be that unlazy sadistic side of his popping up. But that did not mean he wouldn't entertain himself with little moments like these with the exorcists and bookman.

"Tell that to your carrot-top friend over there, Allen I was just asking a kind stranger for directions. How was I to know it was your little friend." the Noah smirks at both of the boy's. One hand comning up, it's really hard to tell rather it's a threatening gesture or not. And he has to make sure he's on alert

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Yeah, that all sounded believable. The one thing that he hadn't expected here were the Noah, though at the time being it seemed that at least there was only one. They had the number advantage, but then again, as Lavi realized just who he was dealing with, he realized that Tyki was capable of doing some significant damage if it came to it. They'd seen it before, after all, in the grainy account provided by Timcampy's memory banks

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When that hand landed on his head, the white haired boy froze in a state that probably could have been mistaken as petrified fear. It was, in fact, partially that, but also a sort of ready apprehension. Allen would likely be able to invoke his innocence if he had to, despite his not wanting to. A fight, or conflict wasn't really how they needed to pass their time. Allen's gray eyes watched Tyki's yellow ones levely, his lips curling into a tight little frown at the question

"I can't say I'm all that excited," He replied, rather deadpanned. It was the truth, and Tyki was invading his personal space. At least it wasn't as intimate as the last time Allen had dealings with the Noah of Pleasure. Allen had been about to knock the hand away, but then Lavi went and did it for him. Somewhere deep down, Allen appreciated the effort Lavi was making to separate the noah from him. There would be time for thank you's later