Himari Takakura

Yuzuru seemed amused. “It just shows how passionate you are, no need to apologize,” he said with a small gesture of his hand to wave off her unnecessary apology.

~(陽鞠) "No, it doesn't have to do with money--" Himari paused, wanting to find the correct way to word her thoughts. "I use to go to school, but had to be taken out once we learned about my disease. The doctors still haven't been able to figure what I have." 

Earning the greeting from Shouma and Himari, Kanba flashed them both with a hearty grin, “What? I can’t come home so soon after the first day of class?” He asked sarcastically back towards his brother, and then dangled a bag of groceries in one hand with triumph. “Big brother brought us home some dinner.” He announced, although it really wasn’t fixed into a nice meal yet.

~(陽鞠) "Hot pot? That sounds like a good idea!" Himari looked over at Shouma giggling slightly at her two brothers behavior. They always showed their love in such odd ways-- not that she minded; it was fun to watch.

        Mizuki stood silently as he listened to the woman pray. Though he never told Nanami or Tomoe, the snake familiar actually really enjoyed listening to people’s prayers. Even though Nanami was more of a matchmaker, there was no doubt in the spirit’s mind that she would watch over this young woman and her family.

~(陽鞠) Once she was finished, Himari looked up her host nodding that she had finished. She wasn't entirely sure if it would work, but it never hurt to try-- plus he had been so friendly, she couldn't possibly show any rudeness to him. "Silly me, I almost forgot. I want to also pray for you to be happy. You have been so kind to me today, thank you."

  ◞ᘛ:♥ The SS never seen a girl as sweet as this. His words were sweet and its way too, seemed really lost around that mansion. Could Roromiya help there? Well to start, the only thing I could offer that would be the sweet bread stuffed with sweet beans that her  bought. “Do you—want?”. Offered the food, as his hands were agilidosas rising to this as if wanting her to take.

~(陽鞠) Himari tilted her head to the side as the watched the bread offered to her, an act of kindness. "Oh, thank you very much!" Himari smiled carefully taking it from her hands. This girl was very friendly, she no longer felt worried about being lost. Himari's smile grew as she brought the bread to her lips, thinking it tasted very good. "Did you make this? It's delicious!"

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~(陽鞠) "Welcome home Kanba," Himari immediately called out, peeking out of her room to smiled at her older brother.

~(陽鞠) Himari's smile grew as she nodded. To be honest, she had never been to a shrine and didn't know how it worked too much. Thinking for a few seconds, she decided to copy how they had done it in the movies, kneeling down on the floor and clasping her hands together. 

She seemed like such a nice young lady, polite, too. “No trouble at all, my dear. Ouran is quite a beautiful school indeed, it’s true that beauty notices beauty first,” the chairman smiled from behind his desk. “If you ever need anything, please don’t hesitate to stop by again, Miss… I’m sorry, dear, I didn’t catch your name?”

~(陽鞠) "Himari Takakura," she chirped turning back to look at him. "I don't quite go to school, but my brothers go to West Garden High School. That school isn't nearly as pretty as this one! If I ever had to choose a school to go to, it would be this one," she stopped herself from rambling, smiling apologetically. "Sorry, I get very excited sometimes." 

◞ᘛ:♥  “Strange—Place? But, you are in the Ayakashi Kan”.  Those words of the strange girl bothered a little SS which in turn, asked again. “Are you lost?”

~(陽鞠) "Ayashi Kan--? I'm sorry, I have never heard of it," she rubbed the back of her head feeling guilty. "I think I might have gotten myself lost." 

        “Oh.” Mizuki’s cheerful smile faded ever so slightly. No one ever came to the shrine just to visit him. “But yes! The Mikage shrine! Home to lovely and ever powerful land God~”

~(陽鞠) "A land god?" Himari's eyes widened with a big smile. That meant she was in the presence of someone very special. Maybe getting lost hadn't been such a bad thing in the end.

❝A girl in the Masion of Ayakashi.

~(陽鞠) "Oh, i'm sorry. I must have walked into the wrong place."

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~(陽鞠) "Mikage shrine?" the small girl placed a finger on her lips trying to think of how she had ended up so far from her house. "I'm sorry-- I don't know who you are so it would be rude to lie and say that is why I came here."

~(陽鞠) "I guess so," she sighed pondering wether letting him know she had no parents would make the conversation feel awkward. Himari's parents had disappeared years ago without leaving a trace, and she had been left under the care of her two brothers. 

Welcome himari-hidamari!

~(陽鞠) She nodded happily, "I would love that very much!" Himari glanced at the hospital from the corner of her eye, thinking for a minute. It was already time for her next dose of medicine, but nothing would happen if she missed once, right? "I've always wanted to live in a fairy tale!" 

~(陽鞠) "Thank you-- that would be nice," Though Himari knew she would probably not get to leave the hospital again. The doctors themselves had said it, Himari was in her final weeks at most. "Do you think you could tell me a story every day? I really do like stories-- ones that don't end. Oh, and fairytails! It needs to be a fairytail," she giggled.

~(陽鞠) "Do you really mean that, sir," Himari's expression lit up at his promise. Nobody had ever made such a generous offer to her, and it was hard for her to sit still and contain her happiness. "If you really want to, I will wait for you every day!"