Kathy stretched. There was still lots of un-packing to do, but everything seemed well. They have been in the village for a week now, and everything seemed pretty calm. She looked up at the sky as the wind blew through her ginger hair. Smiling, Kathy stood up and made her way to her room, to finally un-pack some things she had left in her bag.

She tapped her chin, pondering for a moment. Then her attention caught the fact that she was standing half-way on the stairs. The girl giggled silently to herself, then went back to her room, and began un-packing. Basically, she had all the clothing un-packed already, but there were many other things in her back, like a kitty plushie, and lots of books, mainly about witches, covens, and adventures.

Kathy also got out some photos of her family, just to remmember. She gently placed all her items in her corner of the shared room. She looked around happily, she was glad that her 'favourite people' of the old group had agreed to move in with her. It was a rather tough decision, she had to admit it, since at first, she wasn't sure if she'd be able to do so, but it seems like the decision has been approved by everyone, or luck just turned in their way.

She sat on her bed, and inhaled deeply, then exhaled, letting out a long sigh. She looked out the window, it was as silent as always. That somehow concerned her, she wasn't very sure if there were any shops, or general stores in the nearby, since going all the way to the city would've been a bit problematic, in rainy days, atleast. Kathy hadn't visited the village since she was about.. Two years old. It felt awkward, the place seemed familiar, but looked so new.

...

". . . . ."

Utsukashii stared at the village as she looked out the window of the taxi. She had just gotten back from her part-time job and was beat. She had bought some coffee from the small cafe Raleigh worked at, and bought a few more just in case anyone else wanted coffee. The car came to a halt as the man in front turned to her and said they were here. Paying the man she then got out and muttered a thank you and started walking in.

She had, at first, had her doubts about this plan of meeting up with the people of this group....ok she thought it was just down right dumb. But as she thought more on it, she had actually started respecting Kathy. Her uncle was one hell of a man to let his niece do such a thing. But he seemed like a wonderful guy. When she had met up with them, she had been nervous. She only knew she'd be the youngest and thought they would turn her away cause of that.

How wrong she was.

Sighing again she walked into the house, balancing the coffee in her hand and her bag. She shut the door behind her and walked into the kitchen. She set down the coffee onto the table and placed her bag onto a chair. She lifted her arm above her head and streched. Hearing the satisfying pop of her shoulder she grabbed two coffee's and walked towards the staircase, towards were she thought Kathy would be.

'I wonder if Kathy want's some.....'