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Rika glared down at her cellphone screen, a camera on her right hand and a small bag with her, for a girl in her grade her body looked young, younger even now that she had a chance to change out of her school uniform into her normal clothes.
A simple but cutesy sundress along with a red sweater with a loose hanging neck, her hair was long and reddish like rare wood, her eyes were a shade of misty hazel scarlet, adorned with a flower puffy hairpin with many little yellow strips coming off of its base.
She had a yellow ribbon tied around her ankle as she sipped on her soft drink, looking at the time in her phone screen, seating by a bench near school grounds, a place students weren't suppose to go, not that late at night at least.

[b]"Maybe I should had brought an umbrella..."[/b] She said looking at the sky, not sure why as she could still see the moon but never the less she got the feeling returning home all wet would surely cause her problems.

[b]"waaai~ but to think I saw that... it's a ghost right? it has to be one... I tried taking a picture of it but it was gone... no... I'm sure I took a picture of it... someone nothing came out but the school window... if there is a ghost in there I want to meet him... maybe ask him how he died, but what if he starts yelling and chasing me around like in those movies... hmmm that could be troublesome... I know I told mom I would be at Sango's home tonight... but maybe I should tell her the truth..."[/b]

Rika thought to herself, noticing movement near the barricade, beaming with anticipation and a large smile that could melt any heart, she hid behind some bushes, sneaking around over the hill's edge, keeping an eye at what appeared to be a couple of students getting ready for a dangerous incursion into the unknown.

[b]"aww... those guys from 3-5... I wonder what they are up to... I can't wait~"[/b]

She mused hiding her chuckle behind her sleeves as she fixed an ear bub on her right ear, keeping her other ear free to listen to what the boys were talking about.