The eerie mist bares a ghostly child...

The seemily entertained comments made by the boy, made the two a little sceptical considering the actoins he performed earlier. Naoto found the the question unnecessary, but no reason to not answer. "Not really..." He replied "The question is 'how would they find it', two people of opposite genders...living together" Naoto added, explaining the way of living they intend to have. Umeko agreed..

The sudden and loud statement really took Naoto by surprise. He buckled a tiny bit. This was the thinking that he wanted to avoid, but figured it comes naturally to nearly everyone. "It's not like that..." He said, slightly aggitated. Umeko, next to Naoto, lightly blushed. But became more so angry after taking it fully in. "You little..." She mumbled in building rage. Though having respectful thoughts first, she was a little hurt by Naoto's reply. But remebered Naoto had always lead on like she had a chance every now and again...which helped her concentrate on the feelings she had wanting destoying the little boy...

Naoto looked to where the kid looked. He gave a grunt in agreement. The beach seemed calming enough, good enough for a place of training. The skyline meeting the distant horizen.

Mountains next...huh? He thought. Wondering if they were going to be an exellent place to be, overall.

Umeko was just looking around, taking in everything in...

Naoto smirked in amusement at the kid's quote. "Yeah..." He said, sounding like he agreed. Naoto actually liked the mountains, because there weren't many distractions.

Umeko clung onto Naoto's arm. She started to remember her home, it had been near mountains. She had always like them...everything about them.

Umeko confronted the boy once more, "I you hadn't noticed the first time...I CAN'T WEAR THOSE!" she said, suddenly disgruntled. "And anyway...shouldn't there be a pathway of some sort?..."

Naoto accepted a pair and began to put them on, since he couldn't be bother creating a fuss, which Umeko usually did for him anyway. "How long is this going to take?" He asked, refering to the climb ahead...