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"So....um...nice to meet you, Mr... what was your name again?"
"Rawk. It's Rawk. The pleasure's all mine ... I guess."

After being placed within the room that belonged to the Blitz clan's Rawk, Akiko found herself half-embaressed, in distress, and very sad. She was really hoping that something like this would not happen at all. However, the least she could do was express herself; after all, if she was to continue into this world, she would have to learn how to sometime. So, she spoke her soul out to the young Wolf-man.

Akiko: "I'm really sorry for intruding like this. I honestly didn't think this would ever happen.. I'm so embaressed now."
Rawk: "Eh, don't be. I don't get much company anyway."
Akiko: "Why? You're so kind!"
Rawk noticed that her face grew a tiny bit concerned and really surprised.
Rawk: "To tell you the truth ... I don't really know. Must be the whole reputation thing."
Akiko: "Reputation? What's that?...Does it hurt?"
Rawk laughed at her obvious, yet honest and truthful naiive disposition.
"Haha, no, no! A reputation's basically what people think of you, based on something you've done. The problem here is; I don't know what I've done."
Akiko: "Then... your reputation with me is a good one! In all honesty, not many people would be so cooperative with a person being intruded in on them, would they?"
Rawk: "Well, not here, anyway."
Akiko: "Well, I really could not know, so don't worry about giving me any wrong or just premature answers."
Rawk: "I wouldn't really know, either. I've been in this mountain range my whole life. All seven-teen years."
Akiko: "Really? I've been on that hill far off in that direction..." She took the liberty of the moment to knod in the direction of her home."..for all of my life. Well-- all except for three days when I went with my mother to the desert town."
Rawk: "Well, what a coinkidink." Rawk took a glance into the star-engrossed window, and became suddenly expressionless. "Hm, should probably get some sleep."
Akiko: "You can do so.. I can't sleep like this, I'm afraid."
Rawk: "Heheh, I understand. Being in a village full of wolf-people whom you've probably never seen or heard of before would be quite ... different, to say the least."

As Rawk went under his bed sheets, Akiko thought about her situation. Yes, it was true that it was a surprise to see wolf-people; but at the same time, they looked vaguely familiar, or at least very nice to her. She definitely was not afraid of them, but.. then what was her reason? What could she tell him to have him think the truth? She just decided to tell a side-motive instead of her complete motive. She turned to look at Rawk with eyes that glowed and glistened in the starlight ever so slightly.
She captured his attention.
"That's not it at all, Rawk.. I was on my way to the desert town; I had my heart set on reaching it in the afternoon.
...Yet, because I stopped, it doesn't seem like that will happen anytime soon, will it?"
Rawk watched her take an interest in the eastern-most wall.
Rawk: "Well, I wouldn't know. Like I said, I've never travelled. Wouldn't know what it's like." He looked out at the stars through the balcony. There was a particularly sparkly one out tonight.
Akiko: "I've never done that either. This is my first journey into the world; and, for all I know, it may be my very last as well. I suppose it all depends on the circumstances."
Rawk: "Yeah, I guess so. 'Night."
Akiko: "...Goodnight, Rawk."

She watched him turn under the sheets, and even watched as he drifted off to sleep. She looked out at the starry sky, and though she wanted to be out underneath it and be on her way, she couldn't do that. It would not be right at all; and besides, she would not want a... a bad reputation. She sat down, and kept her little ball of light outside so she could still be illuminated ever so slightly, yet be able to watch the stars twinkle away into the ever moving light of the rising sun. She smiled as she saw it rise, and walked outside onto the balcony to try and get a better view. When she stepped onto the balcony, she smiled gently at the ball of light; and, without being disturbed by the sunlight, she sung that small simple melody that she had learned not too long ago. As she sung so quietly, she could have sworn that the wind was blowing the tune in it's soft whispers.

[ooc] Razz has a follow-up coming, apparantly. ^-^; Surprisingly enough, we met up and decided to write the conversation together, while we were in character. It came out nicely; though I ended up changing a few words here and there for Akiko for it to make sense.. anyway, that's all for this post! [/ooc]