Welcome to Gaia! ::

Konomi could not help but clap her hands with joy. She was excited.

((Sorry I was gone for a while!))

Aerunai laughed. "What floor were you on?" she asked. "There are only a few funny ones, I'll tell you that. Oh, and if you see one of a little girl, stay away from her. She... She's like my mother, and likes to lure my friends away and turn them against me. Let's just say.." she smiled shyly. "I dont have very good relationships with any of my family, especially my mother and sister. My sister died and now she's that ghost, so just stay away." Aerunai looked at Shaedon. "Do you want anything for breakfast?" The maid smiled at him and nodded, waiting politely for his answer.

Aerunai giggled. "I'm glad you like the food. Our maids try their best." She ighed. "And, it's ok. I hated the lot of them.... Except my father... My father was the nicest person. At night we played chess and RISK, and we always got even. He would teach me ALL the stradegy and tactic games. We could never beat eachother, and when someone did, the other beat them next." She smiled at the memory. "I could beat him in chess since I was 9. I guess I learned pretty fast." She looked at Shaedon. "Did you want to order some food?" she asked him.

Kono nodded her father sounded like a cool guy. She looked up and gave the maid i thumbs up trying to say This food is awesome! without talking because it is rude to eat with ones mouth open.

stares at the wall "thats horrible they deserve to die" puts and on katana "would you like me to kill them?"

Kono looked down she had no idea what to say in theese sort of situations so she didn't say anything, but got up nodding Kono smiled she liked gardens.

Aerunai said "If you want to." She also nodded. "There's a practice yard outside this door, to the right, Into the gardens and you just go straight until you find a courtyard filled with old men beating giant logs with dulll swords." She yawned and tretched. "There aren't only old men, though. There are some young people too. I was sorta exaggerating a bit, but... whatever." She looked at Kono. "Unless you want to see something else. Gardens, Ghosts? Castle, River, Roof, Village, Neighbors, Whatever you want. I know Shaedon said he would show you the ghosts, I don't want to take that from him if he wants to, but yeah..."

((aawww... kk))

Aerunai smiled. "Okay," she said brightly. She looked at Shaedon. "Do you want to see the Gardens too? Or you can wait. By the way, when are we going to leave, and what do we do? I don't want to stay here forever, and I'm sure I'm not the only one."

"Already planning to leave, sister? But you've just arrived," said a dark, husky voice right above them. A boy, about 17, looked down at them. He hung upside-down on one of the long posts running across the room just below he ceiling. He dropped on the table facing Aerunai, tilting his head.
He had black-brown hair that went just below his ears and covered one eye and nearly covered the other. He had a black, loose dress shirt with the sleeves rolled up and one button undone, showing his lower neck and the base of his neck as well. He had grey, baggy pants and no shoes, and sat like a frog. He had Yellow, cat-like eyes. The knocked-over glasses rolled onto the floor and shattered, but her didn't even glance at them.
Aerunai sighed and smiled at him. "Hunter," she said. He grinned, showing pointed teeth and jumped onto the floor, standing two inches taller than Aerunai, and hugged her. "Rune, good to see you," he said. She smiled and looked at Kono and Shaedon. "This is my brother, Hunter. He's the only person I liked other than my dad and my grandmother. Hunter, this is Shaedon and Konomi, my friends. Cody is somewhere upstairs." Hunter held out his hand to Konomi and Shaedon. "Nice to meet you," he said.