Keiran
Keiran watched in disbelief, his eyes like daggers. What the hell was everyone doing? This was just another damn experiment set out by the scientists, it had to be. Probably to test something stupid too, like if they had emotions or not, and what sorts of things made them angry, what tings made them sad...nothing but a test to mess with their minds. It was stupid, and he was determined to not give in. What he first had to do was convince his family members that this was all fake, and that these people didn't care for them. Then, he had to get rid of those 'Perfect Matches'. He was already at a head start, because he had compltely ignored the girl that he was supposed to be with.
They walked out of the room. Rin with the purple haired guy. And then they were...talking about something that he could not make any sense of. It seemed that they were getting along well. Keiran bit his bottom lip, determined not to say anything to stop them from leaving together. He could speak to her later, and get her away from him, bring her to her senses. Same with Chizeru. And Kida. What the hell was wrong with them? Was he the only one that could see through what was happening?
Soon, it was only him and the Perfect Match in the room. He glanced over to her, his glare increasing in strength. It was just then that she decided to speak. He scowled at her first comment, seeing nothing wrong with how he was acting. How could she assume that he wanted them all dead? It wasn't like that...well, yes, it kind of was actually. But why show any fondness towards her family? His family was being ripped apart by the second, and it was their fault. He watched her storm out of the room, her last words echoing in his mind. He stood alone in the place for a few seconds, feeling all of his hate and anger ebbing away slowly. Then, a thought occurred to him.
What if he was wrong? What if these people understood them, had seen them before like they claimed? What if they actually did like them?
His eyes rested on the hallway in which she had entered, and then, he went down it. He surely didn't want this girl hating him, and thinking he was some sort of jer. Keiran always was rigid and set in his ways, with a strong opinion on everything and a stubborn attitude, but he would never dream of hurting an innocent person emotionally, or physically.
With no idea where he was going, he ran down to the end of the hallway, looking at a window that had a view over most of the outside of the home. There, he saw a nice gardne with all sorts of plant-life in it. Of course, it was contained in a glass barrier. They didn't want them escaping, now did they? He crossed his arms, staring out at the blue sky, and the thick white clouds stretched across the vast blue landscape. His eyes wandered down to the garden once again, and his keen eyesight saw the figure in the garden. Most of what was visible in the room was covered in plants, yet he could tell it was her.
He began down the hallway. He had no idea what way lead to where, but knew that mabe..this perfect match of his knew more of what was going on. Perhaps is he got her to like him a bit more, he could get some real answers, and support. Then get out of this place. Eventually, he had gone down a set of stairs, opening up a door. The scent of plants and fresh air washed over him. He stood by the door frame, taking in the view for a few moments, befor eheading down a sort of pathway towards her. Keiran was silent as he moved, turning his body and ducking under leaves, weaving through greenery without a sound.
He was just a few feet behind her. With a quiet sigh, he considered sitting down beside her for a moment, but decided against it. Rather than sitting on an bench or platform at all, he just clasped his hands together, stepping beside her, staring out ahead of him, not daring to look down at her.
"I...apologize." Keiran began, setting himself down on the grassy ground beneath him, his black tail curling around his legs. He bowed his head down slightly in disappointment of himself, staring at his hands.
"I'm just confused and worried. I don't understnad what's going on, and whether or not I can trust anyone. They're taking away my family."