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  Misa can be quite clumsy. She is often distracted by her phone and hardly paid any attention to where she is going. This is currently the exact reason why now her outfit is completely ruined. While she was leaving the restaurant for dinner she happened to accidentally run into someone. “Well just great. Look what you did. This was a one of a kind jacket and now you ruined it”.

Well, it seemed like today was going to be a complete and total wash out. In reality, he should have known better than to think that his roommate would actually get up and motivate himself without Tatsuya there to hassle him out of bed, or off of the sofa or wherever he had taken to resting on his day off. They’d planned this a little while ago, and, well. It wouldn’t surprise him if Atsushi had actually completely forgotten. He sighed. Still. It was a real shame. He had been looking forward to spending the day at the beach with his friend, maybe playing some games, going for a swim if it wasn’t too cold... but... he could still have fun on his own, right? 

Perhaps it would have helped if he had known his way about the place a little better. He was too used to life in the city... As much as he’d visited Am Meer for a few trips with his family, he didn’t really remember all of the details. He had managed to find his way down to the beach, however, though that was no real achievement. It was pretty hard to miss. 

With a sigh he settled himself down to look out over the water. It was nice here. It was quiet and relaxing. So very different to the area around his dorm. He could sit here for a while, it wasn’t quite lunch time yet, so he could just sit and enjoy the tranquility for a while, before deciding where to head next to try and find something to eat. 

Am Meer was a place that Hikaru had technically frequented since he was a small child. The Hitachiin’s had a yacht here that they often took to an island resort a few miles from the shore. Truthfully, he had never visited Am Meer itself. He also hadn’t traveled to another city on his own.

He took a bus to the southern city, much to the chagrin of the Hitachiin limo drivers. He wanted a day to himself, since his brother was sick, and he didn’t feel like having any guards patrolling over him like he was a lost child. It was an adventure of his own, but he would need to make sure he brought back a souvenier for his brother.

The town, though it was much smaller than Aliena, was still distinctive in its size. And Hikaru felt nearly overwhelmed once he stepped off the musky bus. The problem was that he was used to the different streets of Aliena, knowing easily where each building and location was. But in this new town of Am Meer without the gps of his limo driver, he had no idea as to where to go.

He looked around, stuffing his hands into his pockets. He didn’t want to waste his time wandering around trying to find the aquarium. “Yo!” He called over the first person he could see that didn’t look like they were carrying much--Hikaru didn’t want the poor sap to be paying more attention to his belongings than him.

                                    Welcome to Atlor, Chrome.

       The Gates of Truth will be watching our new resident intently.