Takamiya laughed. "I wouldn't even think of such a thing as to leave you out!" He grinned at her punch. "I'll tell you in a bit. First we need to get stuff sorted ou..." he trailed off at seeing where Rika's hands had wandered. "Uhh... anyway!" He quickly looked away, embarrassed.
"What do you wanna do? We have the whole weekend to mess around. We could walk around campus and see where everything is, all the classrooms and things, all the leisure areas, all the other students... or, since it's the weekend, I take it we can go out of campus and explore Nagoya more. Ooh, ooh, we could go look at Nagoya Castle! I've never been before but I've heard it's pretty cool!" he smiled back at Rika, remembered what she had been doing, and looked quickly away again.
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It's all just too convenient, Takamiya thought, but he decided not to say anything. He nodded too. "Yeah, we're all good," he said. "I wonder what our-" he paused "-"parents" have sent us. It's like Christmas." He smiled at the dorm mother sickly-sweet. "Oh, and Miss? Where are we allowed to go on the campus?" After she answered, he nodded. "So pretty much anywhere, as long as we get to our lessons on time. Cool." He ushered Rika back into their room. "Remember - it's better to be a teacher's pet than to get in trouble all the time. Then they never expect you to do anything bad and you can do whatever you want!" he giggled a little. "Oh man, this is gonna be fun."
(( extra long post to make up for stuff ))
"Keys, huh." Takamiya said. "Strange. This was all planned for sure."
As Rika walked upstairs, Takamiya did the same thing as her and took his shoes off. Afterwards, he slowly followed her upstairs, asking "what's wrong?" he walked in and looked around. "Ha, nice place." When he came to the bedroom, he stopped and muttered "oh... I see..." He stopped in his tracks and looked towards Rika. "So," he grinned. "I guess I've got to sleep with you, huh?" he chuckled. "No need to feel awkward!" He jumped onto the bed, causing it to creak a little. He motioned to his right. "Come on. Sit down. I think better when I'm sitting down."
He brought his hands together thoughtfully, interlocking them, and extended his two forefingers to rest his chin on them. He knitted his brow. "Do you see any paper and pens around? It's time to brainstorm." He found paper and a pen swiftly - it was lying on the cabinet beside the bed. "So what do we know so far? Well, we know we're in Japan. We know we're in Nagoya, in fact. We also know that at least some people recognise you. Unless that person was a victim of the mage too." he scribbled on the paper. "It seems increasingly likely that that wizard or magician or mage or whatever you want to call him that changed you changed you for a purpose - whether that purpose was a reasonable thing, or just a game to him, is something we don't know. We know that something happened to a girl here a few years ago. We also know that we've lost pieces of our memories. Not exactly sure which parts though. Which is scary. He could have implanted fabricated memories into the both of us. Hmm." He shifted his position so that his chin was now resting on his fist and not his fingers. "So what don't we know? Well we don't know who our families are. Neither of us remember them." he paused. "Or at least, we don't know where we used to live before this-" he motioned to Rika, the window and around the room "-happened. Nor do we know why this happened. Or who did it. Ugh." he scratched his head. "We don't know anything right now."
He held the paper to the light, one side boldly stating their knowns and the other showing many more unknowns. "Well, I suppose we should go get a timetable from like reception or something. You coming? We'd better get taught some stuff. Unless you have anything else we know or don't know?"
"Keys, huh." Takamiya said. "Strange. This was all planned for sure."
As Rika walked upstairs, Takamiya did the same thing as her and took his shoes off. Afterwards, he slowly followed her upstairs, asking "what's wrong?" he walked in and looked around. "Ha, nice place." When he came to the bedroom, he stopped and muttered "oh... I see..." He stopped in his tracks and looked towards Rika. "So," he grinned. "I guess I've got to sleep with you, huh?" he chuckled. "No need to feel awkward!" He jumped onto the bed, causing it to creak a little. He motioned to his right. "Come on. Sit down. I think better when I'm sitting down."
He brought his hands together thoughtfully, interlocking them, and extended his two forefingers to rest his chin on them. He knitted his brow. "Do you see any paper and pens around? It's time to brainstorm." He found paper and a pen swiftly - it was lying on the cabinet beside the bed. "So what do we know so far? Well, we know we're in Japan. We know we're in Nagoya, in fact. We also know that at least some people recognise you. Unless that person was a victim of the mage too." he scribbled on the paper. "It seems increasingly likely that that wizard or magician or mage or whatever you want to call him that changed you changed you for a purpose - whether that purpose was a reasonable thing, or just a game to him, is something we don't know. We know that something happened to a girl here a few years ago. We also know that we've lost pieces of our memories. Not exactly sure which parts though. Which is scary. He could have implanted fabricated memories into the both of us. Hmm." He shifted his position so that his chin was now resting on his fist and not his fingers. "So what don't we know? Well we don't know who our families are. Neither of us remember them." he paused. "Or at least, we don't know where we used to live before this-" he motioned to Rika, the window and around the room "-happened. Nor do we know why this happened. Or who did it. Ugh." he scratched his head. "We don't know anything right now."
He held the paper to the light, one side boldly stating their knowns and the other showing many more unknowns. "Well, I suppose we should go get a timetable from like reception or something. You coming? We'd better get taught some stuff. Unless you have anything else we know or don't know?"
"Huh." said Takamiya. "Well, I suppose we're gonna have to go to that school and find some information out. At least we're getting somewhere. Although... how did she recognise you? You don't look like anyone we know. Unless we forgot them too."
Takamiya looked uneasy.
"Well let's go." Takamiya grabbed Rika's shoulder and led her towards a tourist information centre. "We can see all that we need over here. Time to find out where we are in relation to the rest of Japan." he paused in front of the building. "I'm awkward but I'll try my best. Care to come with me?" he offered his arm to Rika. "Aw, c'mon. You know you want to." he smiled at Rika. "Time to take on the world."
Takamiya looked uneasy.
"Well let's go." Takamiya grabbed Rika's shoulder and led her towards a tourist information centre. "We can see all that we need over here. Time to find out where we are in relation to the rest of Japan." he paused in front of the building. "I'm awkward but I'll try my best. Care to come with me?" he offered his arm to Rika. "Aw, c'mon. You know you want to." he smiled at Rika. "Time to take on the world."
"Hmm." he thought hard. "You don't remember where you live? Nothing about it at all? Because I don't remember where I live either... that wizard either wanted this or the spell he cast on you rubbed off onto me, at least a small bit. Didn't he say something about you only knowing yourself as Aoyama Rika for the rest of your life?
"And I could have sworn I've seen that uniform before. In the news? Maybe? Posters around town?" Takamiya sighed heavily. "If that's the case then we need to find out somehow if anybody knows about this uniform. As much as I dislike people, we might have to talk to some strangers. Let's go."
"And I could have sworn I've seen that uniform before. In the news? Maybe? Posters around town?" Takamiya sighed heavily. "If that's the case then we need to find out somehow if anybody knows about this uniform. As much as I dislike people, we might have to talk to some strangers. Let's go."
"More shopping?" Takamiya asked, distressed. He could do nothing as Rika dragged him along. "I can already tell that you're going to be a convincing girl," he said.
At Rika's new outfit, he mulled it over for a second. "Well, it looks very bright," he told her. "I don't know. I think it suits you. I think. I can't shop to save my life!" he shook his head. "I don't know how you do it."
"Can we go now? Please? I wanna do something constructive like get you home, for example. Quick, get dressed and we can go!" he ushered her back into her changing room.
At Rika's new outfit, he mulled it over for a second. "Well, it looks very bright," he told her. "I don't know. I think it suits you. I think. I can't shop to save my life!" he shook his head. "I don't know how you do it."
"Can we go now? Please? I wanna do something constructive like get you home, for example. Quick, get dressed and we can go!" he ushered her back into her changing room.
"I mean... uh. Sure underwear is great and I'm, uh, sure you would look fine in it, but, uhh..." he trailed off, realising that he should probably just shut his mouth so as to embarrass himself less.
Takamiya stood on the outskirts of the lingerie section, not wanting to look like a pervert but still needing to stand near the changing rooms so he could tell Rika what she looked like when she came out. When she came out of the changing room, Takamiya blushed all the more. "Y-you look fine." he stuttered. "You even chose them to match." Looking at Rika's leopardskin underwear sent some weird thoughts through his head. "I th-think you should buy them. And then we can leave. Right?"
He back-pedalled out of the lingerie section and walked to the cashier. He started to make small talk with her to take his mind off Rika's choice of clothing.
Takamiya stood on the outskirts of the lingerie section, not wanting to look like a pervert but still needing to stand near the changing rooms so he could tell Rika what she looked like when she came out. When she came out of the changing room, Takamiya blushed all the more. "Y-you look fine." he stuttered. "You even chose them to match." Looking at Rika's leopardskin underwear sent some weird thoughts through his head. "I th-think you should buy them. And then we can leave. Right?"
He back-pedalled out of the lingerie section and walked to the cashier. He started to make small talk with her to take his mind off Rika's choice of clothing.
"Psh, I don't know what you're talking about!" he chuckled. At Rika's punch, he lightly shoved her. "Don't punch me," he winked at her. At Rika's arm, he looked at her oddly and then slipped his own around her waist. "You should." he smiled.
"Aw, you know I'm terrible at clothes shopping. You of all people should know! Also, why are we going to the cute clothes section... the cute clothes section is underwear..." Takamiya blushed. "That I'd want to see you in? I don't know if I'll see you in underwear any time soon, ummm..." he was starting to get flustered.
"Aw, you know I'm terrible at clothes shopping. You of all people should know! Also, why are we going to the cute clothes section... the cute clothes section is underwear..." Takamiya blushed. "That I'd want to see you in? I don't know if I'll see you in underwear any time soon, ummm..." he was starting to get flustered.
Takamiya nodded. "Okay! Let's go!" he spun in the direction that Rika was looking and started to walk.
He paused at her second sentence. "Well... that wouldn't be a bad thing, would it? If you like being a girl, that's great. And if you fall in love with a guy, well, love is the best feeling in the world. It's like an adrenaline rush you have when you're running from the police whilst you're high on cocaine. Not that I would know." he smiled at her, and then continued. "At least - if the love is returned. If love is unrequited, it's like being stabbed in the heart a thousand times over and then surviving to suffer for longer, and as soon as you recover you get dunked underwater for six hours straight, and you still won't just die. Unrequited love is torture, it makes you go insane.
"But don't worry about that! I'm sure if you find someone you'll come under the former heading. Love is just fantastic."
He paused at her second sentence. "Well... that wouldn't be a bad thing, would it? If you like being a girl, that's great. And if you fall in love with a guy, well, love is the best feeling in the world. It's like an adrenaline rush you have when you're running from the police whilst you're high on cocaine. Not that I would know." he smiled at her, and then continued. "At least - if the love is returned. If love is unrequited, it's like being stabbed in the heart a thousand times over and then surviving to suffer for longer, and as soon as you recover you get dunked underwater for six hours straight, and you still won't just die. Unrequited love is torture, it makes you go insane.
"But don't worry about that! I'm sure if you find someone you'll come under the former heading. Love is just fantastic."
"Nagoya. Nagoya, huh. Where have I heard that name...?"
He mused for a bit, thinking hard. "Oh! Didn't someone go missing from there a few years back? It was publicised all over Japan, wasn't it? Yeah... it was publicised because people thought they heard her voice when they went to sleep. They called the whole affair 'The Ghost of the Missing Girl'. I might not notice much, but I noticed that."
Takamiya paid attention to Rika's pointing. "Hey. Let's go shopping. You do know how to shop, right? Because I don't." he smiled at the girl, trying to reassure her that everything would be fine. "Don't worry. We'll find a way to get you back to your old self. And then we'll kick that stupid wizard's butt! Because he's an old pervert who wanted to see a girl and since he couldn't he forced you to be one. Okay?"
He mused for a bit, thinking hard. "Oh! Didn't someone go missing from there a few years back? It was publicised all over Japan, wasn't it? Yeah... it was publicised because people thought they heard her voice when they went to sleep. They called the whole affair 'The Ghost of the Missing Girl'. I might not notice much, but I noticed that."
Takamiya paid attention to Rika's pointing. "Hey. Let's go shopping. You do know how to shop, right? Because I don't." he smiled at the girl, trying to reassure her that everything would be fine. "Don't worry. We'll find a way to get you back to your old self. And then we'll kick that stupid wizard's butt! Because he's an old pervert who wanted to see a girl and since he couldn't he forced you to be one. Okay?"
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