Twinkle twinkle little ☆

At first, he hadn’t been lost. Fuuta was actually exploring all corners of his new hometown (or that’s what he thought). He took to wandering around Namimori when his playmates and big brother weren’t around to keep him company. But as he noticed how unfamiliar and unwelcoming this new area seemed, Fuuta realized that without Chrome, he would’ve been lost and far from home. 

While the two navigated their way through the streets, Fuuta kept humming softly. He was undaunted by Chrome’s silence, knowing that it wasn’t because she loathed his presence; she just wasn’t much of a chatterbox. Yay! Here’s my chance to get to know Chrome-chan!  Fuuta tried to contain his curiosity and stop himself from bombarding her with personal questions. I might freak her out! He thought. Maybe I should chose a question that’s not too nosy.

Shaking her head slightly to dispel the sudden unwanted memories, she smiled softly down at the young, caramel-haired boy. “I don’t recall travelling away, no.” she mentioned, though she had to wonder whether the trip to the future counted; if so, then she had Italy checked off, but if not… well, it wasn’t as if it was a bad thing to stay in one town for one’s whole life. 

“I admit I know the streets of Namimori quite well.” she allowed, nodding with a slight dip of her head. Chrome had the tendency to wander around when she had nothing better to do, and living mainly off what was provided by Mukuro, she didn’t always have the money to spare for bus fares; it was much easier to walk everywhere, and as a result of trying to get from point A to various points in the quiet yet filled town, she had quickly had to adapt to her surroundings in order to move as efficiently as possible; one too many unwanted encounters in quieter streets with just-escapes had left her quickly memorising various routes. 

As the two quickly walked through narrow alleys and hidden short cuts, Fuuta wished they could simply sit down at a park bench. Maybe grab a small pastry or a cone of ice cream. Just enjoy the company of each other. But Chrome looked like she had no intention of stopping for such activities. Her eyes darted around corners and into shadows as she swiftly (but silently) lead him through. She did know the streets well. At least, well enough that the two hadn't ran into other people. "Of course, I can't travel anymore now that I have my famiglia." Fuuta admitted, with the tiniest sigh. He tried to cover it up by flashing her a grin. "Not that it bothers me much." 

Staying in one town seemed quite boring in Fuuta's opinion. Perhaps it was because he had been traveling since he could walk on his own two feet. Or maybe, he was naturally drawn to discover the unknown. Adventure is out there! And out there, your questions can be answered, and you find who you truly are. Everybody should step outside of their bubble once in awhile. That's where the extraordinary can happen.

His silhouette comes to his knowledge of someone he knew fairly well, he has seen the little boy several times—- when he was a hedgehog, not a human around the school ground. He often seen him entering the school with a bento box or a large book.

He is related to Sawada Tsunayoshi, Natsu’s master; that is all he knows.

“Ah— um, are you here to search for Sawada Tsunayoshi-san?” Roll steps forward, tilting his head curiously.

Hmm. I haven't seen him before. But doesn't really look threatening (or mafioso-like). Has kind eyes. How does he know me? Maybe it's a friend of Tsuna-nii? 

Overall: I don't sense any danger. He looks like a friendly guy!

Because I wanted to see something that really got into the nitty gritty details of a character.

I tried to organize it into sections and equalize the amount of writing you’d be doing each day, but obviously that’s going to vary from character to character. Good luck, and may the force be with you.