"Oh, oh! That sounds awesome! I should start learning Kyudo! We'll make the best team ever!" Ami sang cheerfully, pretending to hold a traditional Yumi, pulling back the imaginary string and releasing it with a keen smile. Of course, the reality was that the unlucky girl would probably be a useless archer - not that it would stop her from trying or anything. Part of her wanted to learn how to fight. The only fight Ami had ever been in was with a Spanish boy some time ago, when she was only small, maybe about nine or ten. ...But Yuuji was there to make sure the Solitario Famiglia's heir paid for hurting her with a broken nose and multiple other facial injuries that made that handsome, smug face a terrible mess.
"...There isn't a fighting sport we could play together in though, is there?" Ami sighed in defeat. Pelting people with practice arrows looked so fun in the mental picture the girl was building.
"You will not interfere..." A male voice pierced through the silence around Calthorn. He wasn't being watched from anywhere, it seemed... Nowhere visible, anyway. Nothing came out and attacked him, no sinister presence revealed itself, ...no sense of power lingering in the air. There was only a pale blue fog, which covered the Sawada household as well as most of the surrounding area.
...It's not like the voice said anything about not eavesdropping on the conversation inside the house, though. As long as Calthorn didn't barge in, there would be no consequences.
"Ulfric, did it work?" The radio buzzed.
"No, the pouring rain flames had little effect. She's inside a home now, with a close friend from what I can gather. Hinata Nanami. We've overlooked the possibility of that one becoming a Guardian to Ms. Sawada."
"Heh... I could get her out of there. Just say the word and I'll let ol' Ripper loose." The Italian darkly chuckled.
"Keep your mutant cat away from her, and her aquaintance. Romario, there is to be no bloodshed... Unless the Boss himself commands it, nobody shall be injured unless there are provocations from the Vongola's end." The long-haired man named Ulfric asserted.
"Fine, fine. I'll see what's going on around town then. For cryin' out fuck, don't let her outta your sights." The radio went silent again...
(Sorry ish not much!)