As the ride ended, both men checked each cart carefully. All hope seemed lost until the last cart, when a girl dressed in almost all pink- pink coat and pink hair. And it was either both of them were too tall, or she was just really small compared to them. In any case, though, the girl seemed happy for some reason, and--
Rushed up to hug Daichi. Daichi blinked.
"Oh my goodness! Shirley wasn't lying, I really wouldn't be alone~" "Shirley? Is that the name of that weird woman earlier? Is she with the weird woman?! What's with all the freaks running around here!?" Isshiki's hand clenched around his bat again, but Daichi glanced over and quickly signaled for him to keep it down. Though reluctant, Isshiki grunted a bit and lowered his weapon. With a small grin, Daichi turned to the girl again as she continued speaking.
"Ehehe~ I'm Miura Arakawa! Will you guys be my friends? Please~? I'll try my best to not be boring or anything!" Friends? "There's almost no time for friends in this godforsaken place," Isshiki thought to himself bitterly, but remained quiet. "Hey there, Miura! Would it be fine if I called you Miu? I'm Daichi, and this scary guy over here is Isshiki." Daichi spoke for them both and for that, Isshiki was thankful. He didn't want to have to walk on eggshells around this girl. "And yeah, of course we'll be your friends~"
"If you're done socializing there, I've a mind to go look around a bit more." Isshiki glanced at the sky. Seemed like it was starting to darken. Remembering the woman's words, he decided to keep his guard up. "It's also going to get dark soon so we best be looking for a place we can hide in for the night." Having spoken, he turned around to walk away. Daichi smiled apologetically at the girl. "Sorry, he's just really like that. But anyway, we'd better follow him around."
Isshiki on the other hand decided to check some of the abandoned buildings in the amusement park. Finding only a few items of interest, he decided to look at the rides. Coming up to a carousel, he noticed a piece of paper lying on one of the rusted horses. Reaching over, he took the piece of paper and peered at it. It seemed to be a torn page, most likely from a notebook. Though it was too dark to see any form of writing on it, he tucked it away into his pocket for now. Perhaps in the morning he'd look at it and try to find any clues about the place on it.
"Hey, Ish! Come check this out!" Right. He was still with them.
With his steps heavy, he walked away from the carousel to follow Daichi's voice.