{ . Yomi . }

[Lost Heidelloon]

Nearly immediately- as soon as he finished his meal and listened to Inari's reasons- the red-head practically slammed his bowl and chopsticks down upon the table. "Are you serious?!"

He sat up from the table, standing on his knees while he leaned over the table a bit. "Demon, Angel, whatever spieces someone is, that doesn't give anyone the right to treat others like that!" Ravi pouted, practically throwing a tantrum like how a young child would do if they did not get their desires.

"We should both have a talk with that head priest guy and tell him to-" He stopped abruptly, soon remembering about his promise to not cause trouble or to interfere with anything during his stay here.

[Paper Dreams]

"I..." He paused and got to his feet, bowing, "I'm sorry, I've said to much..." He apused and straightened himself, making his way to the door,to exit the room.

"I don't...I'm not feeling too well. Excuse me..." He pardoned himself, and opened the door, quietly closing it behind him.

[Lost Heidelloon]

Even if Ravi had somewhat upsetted the blonde or said something strange, he was not "sorry" for what he said. I just wonder how everything got like this. There shouldn't be any reason for anyone to just hate another because they're different.

Unconsciously, he moved aside his bowl, and then leaned his head down against the table, his arms under his head so his face didn't completely came in contant with the table. "How bothersome.." He muttered.

[Paper Dreams]

Inari sat quietly within the confinds of his room, stareing at a picture that he held in his hands. It was of his family, when he was 2 years of age. At the time, his mother had already begun to beat him, so, when they had the portrait painted, he had bandages wrapping the bruises, and the wounds that were inflicted upon him, so long ago...

But something would never go away. Something that his mother did to him before he left...

"Raped..." He whispered, and threw the picture across the room, shattering the glass that witheld it. Curling up into a tighter ball, he buried his face within his arms...

[Lost Heidelloon]

It was very faint and quiet, but his demonic hearing senses easily picked up the sound of glass shattering from down the hallway. Almost instantly from that point, he lifted his head off of the table, sitting back up like how he was just a few seconds ago. "What was that..?"

Staggering to stand up- due to the fact his legs fell asleep after sitting on them for so long- and briefly placed his hands against the wall for some support. He slid the door open, leaning out as he poked his head out into the clearing of the hallway. When he didn't catch any sightings of any monks around, he walked out and shut the door behind him before venturing out down the hallway.

Suddenly realizing that Ravi hasn't been shown to his room yet, he had to rely on his demonic nose to trace Inari's scent throughout the area. He did tell me my room would be next to his.. I think..

He didn't have to walk to far until he could easily smell the blonde demon's scent in one of the rooms. He formed a fist with his hand, and then carefully and quietly, he tapped his hand against the door in a way of knocking.

"Inari..? Are you in there? It's me, Ravi .. Er, well, you don't exactly know my name yet.."

[Paper Dreams]

He lifted his head abit, but not enough for his mouth to be visible, "Go away..." He cholked out, and wiped at his eyes, "I just want to be left alone...Nothing's wrong. Just go and get some sleep...don't worry about me..."

"Really..." He whispered, getting to his feet, and walking over to where the glass shards were. Stareing at them for a moment, he lifted a peice, and looked at his reflection it it. 'YOU'RE UGLY!" He heard his mother's voice say in his head, "I wish you were never born! You were supposed to be a girl! A GIRL!"

Grittign his teeth together, he narrowed his eyes, "Why...didn't I...?" He asked himself, his voice barely audiable.

[Lost Heidelloon]

Instead, Ravi only begun to worry more about the blonde demon. "I'll only stop worrying once pigs begin to fly!" He knew that day would never come.

He let out a small, tiring sigh, very much wishing that he could just break down the door right now and see what was the matter with Inari. Only if he did so, he knew that would've brought trouble on himself if the other monks found out about it.

A small growl escaped under his breath, eyes narrowed in an annoyance look as if he were glaring at the door. "Fine then!" He turned away from the door, and then sat down on the ground with his back leaning against the door. "If you won't come out, then I'll wait right here! It's normal for me to be worry about my own kind or friends or whatever!"

[Paper Dreams]

He looked at the door quietly, and frowned, letting out a small sight that could not even be heard by a mouse. Microscopic. "Worry...That seems to be my problem too. I worry all the time about what people will think of me, if I'll make a fool out of myself, or the days to come infront of the monks or other high authorities around here.


Before I came here, I made a fool of my mother and the entire family, just by being born of the --" He stopped. "Nevermind..."

[Lost Heidelloon]

Without making any comments or interrupting the strange conversation, he just sat there quietly, and willingly listened to Inari as he briefly spoke a bit. An exhausted sigh escaped through his parted lips, making sound like he was either tired or just bored- which one couldn't really depict which it was.

"I won't force you to say anything about yourself to me, since I did the same thing earlier." Ravi remembered. The time where he first met Inari in the tree, the red-head demon didn't say anything about himself either- it was only fair.

"I just want to make sure you're alright.." He spoke in a quiet voice, almost as if he didn't want Inari to hear. He pulled his knees up to his chest, wrapping both arms around them. "It's just that you don't seem .. exactly happy here. To me that is, I don't know what you're really thinking. Maybe I'm just sprouting out stupid stuff now.. I don't even know what I'm trying to say."

[Paper Dreams]

He walked to the door that Ravi was sitting against, and roughly opened it, the glass shard grasped in his other hand, hearing the other males body fall with a 'bam' against the wooden planks of the floor, "I know that you never personally asked about me, but it would be nice to know, ne?" He asked, looking to Ravi's body, which now seemed to be sprawled out onto the floor.

"Besides, I only came here just to get away from my family for awhile. That's all. The preists treat me alright, not as an equal, but I continue to respect their authority, even if I am at a higher ranking level then most of them are," He said with a quaint smile.

[Lost Heidelloon]

Unexpectedly, the door behind him slid open, and resulted in Ravi finding himself sprawed out on the ground at Inari's feet.

Just as a few moments ago, he, once again, willingly listened to what the blonde demon had to say. "...get away from my family.." Was Inari's reason for staying at this holy ground- yet for Ravi, he didn't know his reasons for traveling. Maybe it was since he would be lonely if he stayed back at his village? Or perhaps he was afraid of what might happen to him? Ravi didn't know, nor did he care much about his own actions.

He didn't make any movements of sitting back up, but only remained there, lying at Inari's feet. "You're kinda weird, y'know that?"

[Paper Dreams]

Inari looked down at him, and blinked, only to let out a large laugh, "I do seem to get that alot," He replied, attempting to stifle his laughs. It didn't work. Once overcome with laughter, he soon fell silent, walking from Ravi, and over to his window, staring out at the mountains in the far distance, "It's odd though, how you come to meet people in this world, and you already feel like you know them so well, when only you have known them for a few minutes, and before you know it, it feels like an eternity."

He stopped, "There I go, rambling off again, of things unknown..."

[Lost Heidelloon]

For a while, Ravi could only stare blankly at Inari. He hadn't expect it to be so funny about telling the blonde that he was 'weird'. Either way, it was kind of funny to see Inari laugh like that.

When Inari started to walk away, the red-head decided to probably stand back up, before someone down the hall might start wondering why someone would be lying on the ground of a doorway. In doing so, he fixed his hooded-cloak of ridding the wrinkles forming on his clothes. Concluding that business, he turned his head towards Inari's direction, only listening to the blonde.

"I don't mind, as long as it's not some boring lecture from an old person or something. Then I might mind that." He laughed in a jokingly way. Soon coming to a stop, yet he still grinned in the end. "That's very true in a way. Some people find that weird, but to me, it makes things seem more interesting that way."

[Paper Dreams]

Inari smiled at him, and looked at the red-haired male from over his shoulder, "Well...since I have gotten this out of my system, would you care to go for a walk through the garden? It might be nice to get some fresh air, don't you agree?" He asked, walking to Ravi, and awaiting a reply as he stood before the other male, the smile planted firmly on his face.

[Lost Heidelloon]

"The garden?" Ravi asked, a tone of curiousity in his voice. His eyes beamed up and began to shine like a young child's, and a grin began to form. "Sure! I bet the garden is all pretty! Y'know, the flowers, trees, and all that stuff!"

Even though it didn't look like it, the red-head enjoyed the presence of nature around him. Since it usually gave him a calm and soothing feeling.