Kanari Tikoto
That night was not his night, was it? Ri wanted to scream, to cry, but one look at the darkness told him that the second he opened his mouth he was dead. And he didnāt question them. Sometimes the dark was funny, but it was rare, and it was only when he was truly terrified. They were dangerous, it was dangerous. He didnāt like the dark one bit. But he understood them, sort of in a way. They were lonely. At least thatās what he thought. They wereā¦not nice. Nor did they tell him who brought them all here. Ri was from Japan, having his younger years on his home soil before moving to the States. Olive seemed to be from America too. Pandaā¦well he was either Russianā¦orā¦Russian.
Back on topic, it was safe to say that Ri didnāt sleep well. But it was okay, he was getting used to it. Running on 3-4 hours of sleep a day was nothing. He would be fine. With a bright smile, the younger hopped off the bed and ran into the bathroom, giggling at Oliveās shout at the door. He was so cute sometimes. The laughter and smile stopped the moment he saw the mirror though. Tears welled into his eyes and he smiled at his reflection a bit sadly. Glancing down at his body, he saw the fabric of his pants had been ripped off and there was markings of blood on his legs. He wasnāt harmed, or so he thought. Turning on the water, he washed off the message, sighing. When it was gone, all of it, Ri went on to pretend like it didnāt happen and continued with his morning routine. Brush teeth, wash face, brush hair. But today he left it down, fingers running though soft locks. He had a sinking he might not have his hair soon. But! That wasnāt now and he would not fret about it!
The short boy skipped to the kitchen as happy as could be pouting when he didnāt see a single bright soul in the area. Quickly the pout turned into a frown, then a sneer, and he turned his head to the side, seeing the remains of a shadow scamper out of sight, āGuys,ā he whined softly, though there was a cold edge to his voice, āLeave me and the others alone.ā a whisper came back, but like most times, he just shook it off and went back down the hall, seeing that Cassās was open. Cass was awake? How awesome! āCASSSSSS~ā the young boy flew in and paused, not finding him in the room. He did however find a puzzled Olive-chan. Even better! āOlive? Olive~!ā he giggled and launched himself at the taller male, sprawling them across the floor within seconds. āOlive-chan did you sleep badly too? I slept bad.ā He pouted on top of the elder, his hands running through pink locks, āAnd my pants got ripped too! Are you okay? Umā¦Olive-chan?ā he tilted his head and moved off the male, shrugging. Maybe the dark didnāt bother him. āYa can talk to me, you know right!?ā he smiled, though it fell and he pranced off to find Cass in the bathroom, doing something.
He didnāt care. āCass-cass-chan~ā he sang out, wrapping a tight hug around the blind boy, āDid you sleep good? Youā¦donāt look well. Are you okay? Do you need help or something, I can help you know, if you need it!ā he paused in his ramblings and bit his lip, ābut of course if you donāt thatās fine too cause I know you are fully capable of doing it yourself!ā he smiled, though he made sure it showed in his words. It was sad Cass couldnāt see his face. He would have loved to see the reaction.