@KoLKazuki had been weaving in and out of traffic on his bicycle all day. He never wore head phones like the other messengers. He enjoyed taking in the sounds of the city. No matter where he went, the city had a pleasant tune for him. From the boistrous noise from traffic and chatter in the commercial district, to the quiet and serene nature around the temple. All of it pleased him. It also helped him stay more alert to everything going on around him. It was easy for him to get lost in thought, and that could easily mean disaster when flying through the city.
He was finishing up on his last delivery for the day. The last package was a manilla envelope that was to be delivered to some businessman. Faxing and E-mail was obviously quicker, but those could be traced and duplicated. A messenger never looked at their deliveries and never sold them either. At least Kazuki held to that standard. Another messenger sold a package once and got caught. He was only fired from the messenger business, but the recipient of the package wasn't to happy. The messenger was nearly put into a coma after that. It really made Kazuki wonder what they could be carrying half the time. As Kazuki took the man's signature and handed him the package, something seemed to be wrong with his head. It started as a slight headache, but then quickly cleared out as he realized that this was actually a call.
So Miss Aria needs me now. Well this should mean for some fun. What a better way to end a busy day than with more work. Although Miss Aria does always have intriguing jobs. He unlocked his bike and headed down to the Dangeki Pawn and Parlor.
The sun had just set and a orange hue turned pink as it extended into the sky. The colors protruded through the outlines of skyscrapers, as he whizzed through the city. Traffic had died down since the end of day rush home, and he let himself relax a bit and get zone out on the scenes around him. He evidently did that a little to well, because before he knew it he was at the Cafe. He entered the familiar establishment and gave Ellie a warm smile
"Hey Ellie, can I have a Chai, like normal. I'm going to need it after today." He went up and sat down at the bar for a moment, talkig to Ellie as she made his Chai Latte. He needed a break before Aria gave him more work. He could refuse it, but her work was good pay, and he didn't like to disappoint her.
"I had quite a few deliveries today. One was even to the temple. It's nice going out that way, but it is a long ride. So is it looking like it's going to be a long night?" He was hoping to get a little insight to what Aria might be asking of them tonight.