Tokihokou Jirou
Time Walker
A small smirk peeked out from under the hooded cloak, the fading sunlight casting an eerie glow on silver hair. Pale white, nearly silver eyes bathed in shadow, the world all but ignored by their owner as they scanned the area. "He should be here any minute now." a voice whispered, the letters sharp in the silence of the world. "Yeah. Sure he will." was the snarky reply. "Didn't I tell you to stay home anyway?" the grumbled reply sounded louder than intended, causing the speaker to shake their head. A small bag on the ground clanks as the motion upsets their delicate balance, and the figure scrambles to pick it up. As the figure did so, their hood fell of, revealing the bright silver hair and long braid iconic to one young Tokihokou Jirou.
The young boy stood in silence, leaning with his back up against the wall. His scythe, a good two feet taller than himself, was leaning beside him. That, coupled with his jet black cloak, gave him an almost grim reaper-esque look. Was that on purpose? Who knows. Certainly not the writer, who is far too busy listening to music to theorize on their character's choice of dress. Anyway. Jirou sighed. Of course Isoku couldn't listen to him, and stay home for -one day- so he could spend it in peace with his only other friend. Leave it to Iso to be the jealous, clingy type. "Iso! If you aren't gonna go home, at least stay outta the way." he hissed, a gust of wind blowing his long braided strand of hair off to the side. All in all, balancing a social life was difficult. Especially when Iso was your best friend. For some reason, even Youta didn't acknowledge Isoku's existence. It was a fact that bothered Jirou greatly, though he wouldn't let it stop them from becoming fast friends. The fire-boy was, at least, willing to spend time doing....more adventurous things. It was a nice feeling.
It was also the reason Jirou was standing outside in the fading sunlight, instead of heading back to his attic-dungeon of a room. The fading light wouldn't be a problem, however, as their target location was well-lit by a light outside the building. Well, as well lit as any no-gooder would want it to be. In any case, it was much better than doing it in broad daylight. Jirou shifted the bag of goodies, flinching as the metal cans clinked together. He supplied his half of the paint for the evening's activities - two cans of a rather pretty shade of purple. He only hoped Youta wouldn't forget his contribution of blue to the mix. Then again, why would he forget. Without that, their entire night wouldn't work out. Jirou was certain he'd remember. "I think that's him." Iso muttered, completely ignoring Jirou's request to stay out of the way. The boy turned his head towards the shadowed figure, squinting in an attempt to identify them before they got close enough to identify him. Based on their height...it had to be the flame bringer.
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