[center][h1][color=dodgerblue]Alesandro A[/color][color=crimson]nd Nagi...[/color]
[color=dodgerblue]Minazawa Adventure[/color][color=crimson] Is A Start![/color][/h1][/center]

It seemed that emptying out the luggage and setting everything up didn’t take nearly as long as they were figuring. The clothes were neatly put into the dressers or hung up nicely in the walk-in closet, though it was not too much of a walk-in. Alesandro let out a groan as finally hid the last part of the rifle safely in a little nook underneath the bed while Nagi simply floated by and examined all the clothes. There were quite a few fancy looking clothes and not really more casual outfits. She scratched her head as she floated back towards Alesandro, who simply let out a loud yawn as he looked outside. It seemed there was still some daylight hours, meaning that all the unpacking and hiding didn’t take all day like he predicted. Sometimes, it was good to be wrong…

[color=crimson]“I guess we’re gonna start a lil bit before the clock, huh?”[/color] Nagi asked in a slightly annoyed tone. She let out a grumble as she sprawled out her limbs, her back and head arching back like she was the one doing the heavy lifting. She didn’t even look at Alesandro as she spoke again. [color=crimson]“After more than half a day on a stupid flying machine, you think television or food would be the first thing on someone’s mind. Not more moving around.”[/color] He only took a quick glance at the floater as he made sure his pistol was loaded and on safety before hiding it safely away in a uniquely made “holster” on the inside of the back of his pants. With a few pat downs, it was near impossible to even tell it was there. [color=dodgerblue]“You’re right, but staying in there half a day also can make someone want to spread their legs a bit. Get the blood flowing, you know?”[/color] He said as he put a few tools and other essentials inside a gray gym bag. As he opened the door, he looked back towards nagi. [color=dodgerblue]“What better way to do it than seeing what Minazawa has to offer?”[/color] He jerked his head forward slightly. [color=dodgerblue]“Come on. It’ll be fun.”[/color] It's not  like she had much choice. If she didn't go, the fool would probably get lost and just waste hours doing nothing. Nagi simply shrugged as she laid an elbow onto Alesandro’s shoulder. With a door closing firmly shut and a slight walk, the duo was off.

A few local murmurs usually spelt good news when you’re looking for something, especially trouble. A few people spoke of strange women appearing in shrines, spider people, or apparitions in schools, but all of those primarily were at night. There was still some hours left before those could get a more thorough look. It seemed that Alesandro and Nagi would need to settle for something...a tad bit more mundane. Currently, the only thing notable enough to take a look was talk of a lightning strike lightning strike in the middle of broad daylight. It didn’t sound terribly out of place, things like this have happened before and can be plainly explained, but it was the [i]way[/i] people were talking and describing it that peaked interest. It’s probably nothing, but a look-see never hurts.

As the two turned around another corner, the arguing was the first and, probably only, notable sounds that he heard. He paused for a moment to look at what was going on. It seemed that a long-haired girl had crashed into some man wearing a scarf. More than likely, it was a misunderstanding or just people being too consumed in their electronics. Likely both. It’d probably be best to just leave them and continue on the path they had planned.

It would be if the person who gave them directions on where the lightning happened had been just a tiny bit clearer. Or, perhaps, if they weren’t the only people he’d seen in the past 5 minutes or so. Sometimes, life likes to have you go towards a bit of trouble, so what could the harm be?

Walking over as Nagi calmly sat her butt upon his shoulder, thankfully being spectral meant she didn’t way an ounce, he gave a quick wave. And as he was about to speak, Nagi naturally did a slight bit of assisting. Her eyes gave a slight glow as Alesandro spoke in Japanese, the language they’d hopefully both know. [color=dodgerblue]“Hello, there. Hate to be a bother, but do you happen to know the directions to where apparently there was a strike of lightning?”[/color]

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