"Sorry, sorry..." Rain mumbled, turning around to look at their destination: not that far away, now... but she was kind of thirsty; its being a hot day and her own forgetting to eat or drink anything after getting up made sure of that. Fortunately, where there's tourist attractions, there's refreshments... and often cheaper than inside the attractions themselves, too. Seemed like there was a handy café or something just by them. 

"Either of you want anything to drink? Especially you, loli; you look like you've run a marathon... having short legs must really suck."

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Chris had gotten bored of the beach quickly. How the hell did people spend hours just lying there? Since... really! There was nothing to do, and if you wanted to tan, there were much better things you could do in the sun than do your best imitation of a log. Besides, tanning with as much clothing as half the people there had on would just look... stupid in the end. The martial artist would never understand how normal people chose to spend their free time.

Her path from beach to museum was marked by the loss of considerable belongings by people on the way. A pair of sandals hijacked along the way, the smallest available cash they had on them... aside from the sandals, it was the sort of thing people might chalk up to forgetfulness, or mishap. On Chris's part, it added up--and with her speed and dexterity, no-one was the wiser.

Eventually, she arrived at the only point of interest on this island--and the place she was supposed to have headed to in the first place--and found her way into an exhibit with plenty of fruit-themed... padlocks? Along with some actual, if ridiculous looking, specimens of fruit. Damn, this was making her hungry... maybe she could take one before anyone noticed? Wait, cameras...

And that green-haired girl over there. Japanese, by the look of it.

The tan female headed over to Raiko, switched to what she thought was the right language, and asked, "What brings one Japanese girl to a place like this? Aren't we supposed to move around in large tourist groups?"