Why did it seem that regardless of the situation, there was no real way to get Ryuzaki to get gussied up? Perhaps it was the fact that dressing all...disheveled all of the time made him stand out less since people were inclined to pay little attention to someone like him. It would have made sense, especially considering that he was here with Miss Amane under an assumed name, acting as her agent, which ironically he might have been doing a better job than her real agent as a result of all his connections.<br/><br/>Apparently she was going to play her at the academy or something like that - he hadn't made everything clear yet - but in reality Ryuzaki was there to investigate a case that he hadn't given Misa all of the details to yet because he felt it was too dangerous to do so. As they went along, though, he had promised to reveal more information to her in good time.<br/><br/>Fortunately, though, she had joined him for this journey and she seemed to be needed to play a pretty serious role in everything going on. He simply had neglected to brief her on all of what that was, so while they went and settled into their temporary room, she might very well have been wondering what that was.<br/><br/>Meanwhile, with Tsukune gone and transferred back to a regular human school, Ginei somehow got roped into doing the newspaper club thing all over again. His concerns might not have seemed nearly as serious as those of Ryuzaki's, but the newspaper was switching over from a physical print format to go all-online...and of course somehow he got stuck with it.<br/><br/>Oh, if it wasn't the night of the New Moon and he wasn't feeling so weak from the complete lack of moonlight there would be hell to pay...<br/><br/>...if he wasn't feeling so weak that is.