Shinjuku Musuem
Kiyoshi had been waiting in the reception room of the new Shinjuku Museum that had opened in Tokyo around a few weeks ago, according to the media, for it's opening, there was a Victorian exhibition taking place here, which was helpful for him since his class was studying on this area of history and their teacher had asked them to write up a essay report for homework.
Kiyoshi had always been more of a bookworm type so he had originally intended to visit a library for his research, but when news of this new museum came up, he decided to come here instead.
He browse around on his mobile phone while waiting for a friend of his to show up, since they agreed to study together, while looking around on the web, he saw a news report that spoke of recent kidnappings in Tokyo, the incidents started around a month ago, the kidnapped victims were reported to be children around ten up to fifteen years old, there had even been some cases of older people in their early or late twenties going missing too.
No one knows who the culprit is nor how the kidnapper abducts them without a trace of evidence. There had been around twelve reports of the kidnappings, it was starting to cause some paranoia among some people in the city. He wasn't going to lie, he was a little worried due to the fact he was in that age range, but then he chastise himself for being so stupid, of course that wasn't going to happen to him...right?
A jingle and flashing mail icon from his mobile pulled him out of his thoughts, he flicked his screen over to see text message from his friend. He quickly read the contents of the message before sighing sadly.
"Busy huh? Looks like I'm studying by myself again." He pulled out his museum ticket along with another that was suppose to be his friend's ticket. "And I just bought his ticket too. That jerk owes me five hundred yen!" Kiyoshi huffed. He looked around the area to see if anyone was planning to go inside.
"Maybe I can give this extra ticket to someone else here? I won't need it anymore." Kiyoshi wondered, he started to wander around aimlessly trying to find someone who hadn't bought a ticket yet.