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Katekyo Hitman Reborn Guild

Katekyo Hitman Reborn Guild

Karixa was getting some weight on her arms. She had been to that lovely place in Germany for more Cds, and for some chocolate to shave for hot cocoa. After that she had come out here and gone to get the Red Pop and enough glow sticks to light her entire squad. That was not a bad thing. This was turning into a rave, which wasn’t exactly a bad thing. She stopped mid step and stared at the shop she was in front of. A smile lit up her face and she quickly went to the windows to get a better look inside. The candy, oh the candy. She must buy some. For the party. Right, yeah, that was it. It certainly wasn’t because she wanted some herself. She enjoyed the smell for a moment, and then adjusted the bags on her arms so that they wouldn’t bump into anything when she walked inside. She was quite entranced by the lovely little store to notice much else. She walked inside and sort of began eating with her eyes if you will. She tried it imagine how they all would taste, failing utterly sometimes. She went to a corner where the cinnamon treats were heavy and looked rather in awe. It all looked tasty. However, she couldn’t very well buy the whole store’s candy supply. She couldn’t carry it for one thing. She would just have to look and pick the best. Looking at the shop, it might take a bit. That particular thought made her very pleased indeed.

Yomiko continued her conversation with the woman, now taking notice to her surroundings. Something told her to do so. She ignored the other man in the store, but it was quite clear what he was trying to do. Once the two women were finished with their conversation about Fuyu, Yomiko migrated towards another part of the store to find Ame some more sweets. From what Yomiko knew from her little girl, she was allergic to caramel. Caramel. When Yomiko first heard this, she thought having an allergy to caramel was quite weird. She had heard of peanut allergies but nothing of caramel. How can someone be allergic to one of the most delicious sweets in the world-- Well, both worlds. As a mother, she truly felt bad for Ame. Her allergy made it harder to find good candy. Her golden orbs roamed the assortment of candies, eventually picking up a bag or two for herself and Ame.

The Vaizard didn't notice the other woman walk inside of the store, nor did she really care. Probably just some random human, no one of importance. Well, that's what she thought until she caught wisp of her reiatsu signature. No. No. It couldn't be-- Yomiko looked over to where the reiatsu was coming from, to her left. And there she was, a emerald haired woman was just there, shopping for candies as if she didn't notice she was there. Yomiko had to take in consideration that it had been a whole year, that and she really didn't have alot of interaction with the woman while she was in the Soul Society. Just what was she doing here in a candy shop?

Was the Soul Society finally on her a**?

Yomiko moved away from the woman, going to another side of the candy shop, hoping not to cause her to look too suspicious. She didn't want to make a scene, at least, not in front of humans. Her eyes looked around the place once more, trying to find some sort of hint as to why she was here. The head of Internal Affairs was there. In the candy shop. Just how many more shinigami were there around the place? It was then when she caught the wisp of another shinigami. Damn. Her eyes were instantly on the woman, who was leaning against the glass window, outside of the shop. She looked like she was stabbing something. Yomiko did not know what it was.

Just what the hell was going on?

Karixa looked intensely at one of the barrels of candy. Yes. Exactly what she needed. Lots of tasty candy in one place, and they were just asking to be put into a bag and purchased. She looked around quickly to see where she could find such a bag, then stopped. Her head tilted and she thought. Reiatsu. It was familiar. She pondered this for a moment. Did she care? She grinned then walked down the aisle. Not now, there was candy to get. “I wonder how many people will show up? Oh well, better buy a bunch to be safe. If there is spare…” She paused mid sentence and grinned a good deal wider. “I might just have to eat it all. Oh what a shame.” She chuckled to herself and reached for the largest bag provided and went to fill it. She hummed a happy little tune as she did so, and then turned to go and pay for it. She got about half way to the counter before she stopped and looked at another display. Cinnamon cookies. She would have reached for another bag to fill but the store thoughtfully packaged them in a lovely tin. She grabbed one of these. She looked at the tin for a moment then grabbed another one. Better safe then sorry. She pointedly ignored the other reiatsus as well, very concerned with her sugary treats. She placed her purchases on the counter then rummaged for money to buy with. She paid, got another bag to add to her armful, and then pondered for a moment. Okay, so what was that woman’s name again? She was on her interesting list. Wasn’t she on some kind of wanted list now? Oh, that was it! The green haired woman suddenly started digging into her bags and pulled out a package of glow sticks. With a few pen scratches she put a note around the stout stick, and left it on the counter. It said Shihouin, Yomiko on one side of the note so she figures she might pick it up. It was a little note that said how she hoped she was well and to invite her to the handy little rave she was having in the ninth squad. If she wanted anyway. If not she got a free glow stick. She had heard that the former second squad captain had been seen in the Jade Flower when there were raves their, something that Karixa had never been able to get too. She then left the shop and turned directed to the shinigami in the gigai. “So, wanna go to a rave?” She pulled out a glow stick and handed it to the apparent female and said pleasantly, “Squad Nine.” She then darted away saying, “Hope to see ya there!” She would love to stick around an learn some oh-so-fun information but she really had to get some more things ready. More food and what not.

If things were already weird enough, this random guy already made things more complicated. Just who the hell was he, anyway? Did he really think that she was going to follow him? Yomiko waited for a few minutes, seeing as to what the Squad Nine Captain was going to do. Heh, she didn't look like she even noticed her. That was good. Yomiko heaved a heavy sigh of relief once the Captain left out of the store. Good. No more being paranoid, at least, for now anyway. That guy who just left the store bothered her. What the hell did he want with her, anyway? Things were just getting a bit too crazy now, she needed to get out of the shop.

Yomiko picked up some more bags of sweets and hurriedly paid for them. If she stayed in the shop for too much longer, who knew who else was going to pop her. Perhaps her father? Who knows, he could be at her house waiting for her right about now. The woman heaved a sigh as she walked past the counter. Yomiko stopped, however, when she spotted her name on a glow stick. Glowstick? What the hell? She picked up the glowstick and stuffed it in her pocket, thinking nothing more of it. Eh. Free glowstick! It reminded her a bit of her raves that she used to host at the Jade Flower sporadically. The woman waved Lynn a small goodbye before exiting the store. Finally, she can go about her business.

Karixa arrived at the lovely store for the second time, enjoying the smells as she had before. It was a lovely place. Also it was the only starting point she had. She took a breath then placed her bags against the wall and placed the case on the ground. The coat she had on her gigai swished along the ground as she leaned down to get the instrument out. She moved by muscle memory here, opening the case and tuning the instrument quickly. That done she stood up and put the viola under her chin. Requests? Something fast. Con brio. Karixa mused for a moment then smiled. I have just the thing. She raised the bow and began with a series of smooth and long notes to catch attention, and then fell into the main melody. It was as requested a fiery piece, something that had a lot of spirit in it. It was good practice. Her focus split between the piece she was playing and her other sense as she was looking for someone. It was a decent piece in length and fairly easy to play, but still very catchy. She got a direction while she was playing, then tried to hone in on that. The music went on and she smiled, as she had got it. The music fell into a crescendo and she picked up the tempo. It was the last part of the tune and she wrapped it up beautifully. When she had finished she looked up and noticed that she had gotten a bit of a crowd. She bowed and got a little applause. She grinned then put her viola away. She had missed that. Once her viola was safely away she picked up the bags and headed over to the direction she had gotten a feeling about earlier. Hopefully this turned out okay. Tama was applauding in the back of her head, pleased for the tune. At least the piece turned out okay. She needed to practice a little more and get some better pieces under her belt for this kind of thing. She thought about what she could do better all the way there.