Some Sisterly Time

Two girls walked through the endless trees. One was short, and looked a lot younger than the taller light-haired one. They were wearing pretty much the same thing; black pants, a black shirt, and a black coat. Though the girls looked different in physical appearance, and even acted opposite in terms of personality and behavior, they were sisters. And today was one of those few days when they were actually spending some time together.

"I still can't believe you were mean to him, Lina..." the dark-haired thirteen-year-old said to her sister, Adelina.

"If you don't drop the subject I'm going to leave you here on your own, Oct," Adelina hissed to her sister, who was apparently named October.

"Fine, be like that. But I hope you realize I'm going to make you apologize to him!!"

Adelina rolled her eyes. Sometimes, her sister just couldn't leave her alone. So she was rude to people, big deal. They were words, some people were just so sensitive and needed to get over it. Really; what was so bad about words? Nothing, in her opinion. The meaning and the way she said them, maybe... but she wouldn't admit to that.

October sighed quietly. Sometimes, her sister just didn't understand that being rude to people just wasn't a good thing to do. She was currently trying to get her sister to apologize to a boy named Tsim, someone that the both of them had both met and had unfortunately acted different to him. Even if he had said Adelina hadn't been too cruel, she believed he deserved an apology straight from the seventeen-year-old herself. They weren't trying to find him now, but October knew she would have to find the boy later so he could get that 'sorry' from her sister.

So, the two continued on in silence, wondering if anyone else was going to end up showing up here.

Adelina blinked upon hearing that stab into water, and looked at her younger sister, the look on the little girls face obviously stating that she had heard it as well. Deciding to see what it was, she began jogging in the direction of the noise, not caring if October followed but knowing the girl would have to.

The seventeen-year-old's eyes widened upon seeing who it was. Oh, great, she was going to be forced to apologize. She quickly turned around, only to have her sister run into her.

"What's going on? Who is it?" October asked.

Adelina thought quickly, trying to block the fact that Tsim was there. She did not want to say she was sorry. "Uh... uh... no one... nothing to see here..."

October glared at her sister and pushed her out of the way, but her face brightened upon seein Tsim. "Hi!!" she said. She knew the boy had gone fishing, and was currently gutting what he had caught, but decided to ignore it. She looked at Adelina evilly out of the corner of her eye, knowing she was going to make her apologozie soon.

Adelina sighed. She had tried to keep October back so he wouldn't have to do that, but no, the little girl never listened to her. Ah, well. Looked like the kid would have to just catch another fish. It shouldn't be that hard, she was sure there were lots of fish in that little stream.

October smiled a bit when he waved at her. "Lina has something to say to you," she said, then grabbed her sisters arm and pulled her closer to where she and Tsim were. She glared at her sister dangerously, hoping she would understand that she wasn't kidding.

Adelina gulped upon seeing the look her sister was giving her, and pulled her arm free, sighing. Well, she couldn't avoid it anymore, and she looked at Tsim. "I'm sorry for being mean to you the other day and it won't happen again," she told him, then looked at her sister, hoping she would be satisfied.

Adelina was satisfied when he shook his head, but she could still feel her sister staring at her. She narrowed her eyes a bit, but when the sound of laughter reached her ears, she sighed. Oh, great, someone had overheard.

"You wouldn't have to worry about someone hearing if you were just NICE to people in the first place," October hissed quietly to her sister.

"Aww, how cute, the little girl made the bigger one apologize..I'd probably be a little more touched, but considering I lack a heart and any emotions at all, I find the whole affair rather dull."

October gulped quietly, though she folded her arms over her chest. "And what's so funny about me making her apologize? You were just laughing, after all," she said. Adelina merely rolled her eyes, knowing her sister was most likely bothered by the fact this guy had 'no emotions and lacked heart'.

When asked who they were, Adelina spoke up before October could go all nice and introduce them. "I think we should know your name before we tell you ours," she said, eyes still narrowed somewhat.

October glanced at Tsim, having not expected him to reply, then looked back at Axel.