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Allen offered her a small smile when he heard her voice change slightly, hoping he hadn't upset her. He was used to living alone, so up until now, he was content with the life he was living. However, he wasn't expecting to hear what came next. Hearing her say that he wasn't alone anymore. If he could, he'd be starring at her in slight awe. She was claiming him as a friend, or that's how it came across. "We are no longer strangers, then?" He asked quietly, only to nod lightly when she mentioned calling her father.

Crap.. He knew all too well how a father could react to the present situation, but he said nothing. Allen simply waited patiently. He wasn't worried about his remedy, as he didn't need it every night. It was better to have..but he'd manage a night without it.

The director folded his hands over his desk. "Down to business." He looked at Anne. "Starting today, Emma will be working with you. You'll continue to work in the science department as a cover for you're actual department." Anne nodded. "Yes sir." She spoke. The director looked to Emma. "The science department is where we analyze the evidence in the crime, but you'll also be an agent sent into the field when dealing with..a supernatural case. We're aware that there are other creatures out there. Do you understand?"

He smiled and slowly released her. Inuyasha went back over to the bed and sat down, honestly just wanting to go back to sleep.. But he was hungry and Kagome had made him soup.

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Koga came inside and closed the door behind him. He explained to the headmaster what was going on, and requested that Sayuri get her pe class switches or something. So the headmaster changed her exchanged her pe class for a health period.

Inuyasha was pretty upset with the rejection, but he wasn't all that angry. He ate by himself and then went up to his room.

Miroku could understand how the girl felt, at least to an extent. He went wandered the castle until he found Sango. The castle had lingering awkwardness hanging about.

Allen listened to her words carefully, now thinking about it he realized it was entirely possible that he had the door unlocked. He was rather tired when he arrived home this afternoon.. But, no one had ever just wandered inside!

Allen slowly raised his head when she spoke again, only this time it sounded more like she truly giving him permission to enter her home, if he was worried about it happening again. Which he was, but not so much as to impose on this woman. Her logic seemed to amuse him in the least, as he smirked a bit regarding such. How should he do this.. Would she feel bad if he politely declined and insisted on going home? He certainly didn't want her to worry over him.

It was then he decided to take her up on her offer, if only for her own mental well-being. "Perhaps..one night.. If it isn't too much trouble.." Allen spoke quietly, unsure of himself. "I-I live alone.. and don't have anyone here.." He said, lowering his head.

Allen rested a hand on his head as an attempt to calm his racing mind. So many worries and doubts, over so many years. It could be rather maddening from time to time. It wasn't until he slowly began calming down that he picked up on Kaneko's scent. One of the most memorable scents he could remember. "Miss Kaneko..." He said as calmly as he could, raising his head slightly.

His head fell and soon he was shaking his head, with his hands on his head. "Violated is more like it." He murmured quietly. Allen was pretty well shaken up from the event. "They were in my manor.. I don't know how they got inside. T-two girls, and I tried talking to them but they ran away." He explained, without really know why. What could, or would she do? They weren't really friends.. He mainly just needed someone to talk to.

Allen slept the day away. He didn't wake until that evening, and he woke to hear the door of his manor slam shut. Someone was here. He scrambled out of bed and fumbled over himself. Yes, he was panicking. He had been alone for so long.. He left the bedroom and wandered quickly into the other room. Now he heard quiet chattering between two girls, and giggling. "Who's there?" He voiced, sounding brave. The girls stopped their chattering, which didn't help his case. "You shouldn't be here.. Leave!" He said to them, able to still smell them.

Allen could hear the girls whispering, but he couldn't quite make out what they were saying. It was clear however, they were shocked to find someone living here. Especially a blind man. He could hear whispers of them wanting to tell someone, in which case he approached closer to them. "No, you can't tell anyone. It's nobodies business." He spoke, reaching to touch one of them. Of course, the girl screamed and they left in a hurry. He tried following, to try and reason with the girls. After a while he found himself in the park, he could tell because of the sounds and just the feeling of being there.

The girls ran off and he was a nervous wreck, for a vampire at least. Great, now he had worry about hunters even more now. He leaned against a nearby tree and slowly sank down to his knees. He hadn't even noticed Kaneko's scent close by. He was too busy keeping his head on straight.

(Mind if I time skip to later? Like, early evening? O.o)

Allen wandered around, trusting his feet to take him home. He was already exhausted, and more importantly, worried if someone was following him. He always worried about that though, being a vampire and all. Allen was worried though, about what would happen if the vampire hunters learned he was still alive, or the one who had taken his sight away.. Were hunters even around now days? He wondered.

Eventually, he made it home and wandered up to his room where he laid down and fell asleep almost instantly.

Allen hadn't heard anything for a short while, so he was starting to think Kaneko had left. But he could still smell her scent close by, so maybe she hadn't left yet.. Being blind sometimes tricked your senses, but he managed to keep it controlled most of the time. He lifted his head a little when she did speak, and nodded to her lightly as she said goodbye. It would be wonderful to meet again, but what were the chances?

He listened for her footsteps, waiting briefly before slowly standing. Allen moved his head in a few directions, as one would when looking around, only he was listening to the wind in the trees. He began to walk in one set direction, sticking to the cooler spots, most saw as shade. Allen wasn't in any real hurry, so he walked with ease as he began to leave the park and headed home.

Allen took her words to heart, and smirked ever so lightly. Clearly she had made him feel better. Slowly, his mind began to clear as the overlapping voices of chatter quieted, and he could smell flowers and leaves in the air. They were coming to the park, and he hadn't said much more as his nerves calmed. When she let go, he reached for the bench and sat down where he had last night. He could tell, this was exactly where he sat last night.

Allen chuckled lightly after hearing sir Allen. No one had called him that in quite some time. Not since he came home to an empty manor. He shook his head lightly. Any request he had now would seem silly, probably. But, he would've liked to meet her again sometime. Not wandering around aimlessly though.. "No, thank you miss Kaneko. I'll be alright." He said calmly, offering her a smile.

Allen simply nodded lightly and followed her, as she held his hand. It was a nice feeling really. He kept his head down as they walked, as more of an attempt to hide his bandage from any curious lookers. He knew there would always be some. Allen heard the light vibrating, but chose to ignore it since he didn't know the source of it. Maybe she had a phone on her? He had held one before, but he hadn't ever used one. Why would he?

When she spoke, he raised his head a bit. She had somewhere else to be? "Oh, I'm sorry.. I hadn't realized." He said quietly, lowering his head. He had troubled her into helping him, and now she wasn't able to do whatever it was she had plans for. "My name is Allen, likewise miss Kaneko."

Allen was carefully about choosing his words, as he thought over question for a moment. He was looking for a way home.. How could he explain that he just wandered outside? Simple, you don't. Allen rubbed the back of his head sheepishly. "I was actually searching for the park, my feet seem to know where to go from there." He explained as simply as possible. He made it home from there last night, so maybe this woman would understand. He only hoped.

Allen tried his best to tune out the overlapping voices, and somewhat overwhelming scents. It was beginning to get to him. He felt like he was walking through an endless abyss. He was so lost in his personal abyss, that he realized he bumped into someone again. She had apologized though, and it then he realized it was woman from last night.

He offered her a small smile. "Morning miss, no harm done." Allen said calmly, despite how shaken up he was getting. He just wanted to go home, but now he didn't way ho!e was. He hesitated before speaking again, but who else was around to listen? "Forgive me, I seem to have gotten lost.. Can you help me?" Allen voiced cautiously.

(Sure! :) )

Allen continued to wander around aimlessly. He bumped into a few people, and of course apologized, even if he wasn't entirely to blame. He was blind for pete's sake! How could he know how close to someone he was? Sure, he could hear them and smell them, but all of the different sounds and scents still had him in a loop of confusion. One scent he recognized though, almost immediately and it put his mind at ease some. The girl he had talked to last night was nearby, how close, he couldn't tell.