"Uh, there are only very few people here, Chari-san." Yukina immediately answered her. The nickname she called Charity was already a bit too familiar even in the Japanese woman's standards. But even then, this seemed to be still formal, as evidenced by her putting a honorific suffix on it. The nickname was casual yet formal, which was a contradiction itself. This contradiction, however, was Yukina's solution to what to call her in such a way that she could be more casual to Charity, yet still be respectful. It might be awkward even to Yukina herself, but she didn't know any better.<br/><br/>She then accompanied Charity as she walked inside Mister Taylor's mansion. There were, indeed, very few people in the wake during that time and they talked amongst themselves. The late man's place of residence was too large for these few people who attended his funeral. And such situation only made the place silent, with only the discussion of these handful people sporadically breaking this silence. Yukina then forgot to tell Charity one thing. "And please, just call me Yuki-chan, Chari-san. It is my nickname since when I was a little girl. Even Rattus-san and Neo-san call me Yukina, and I think calling me in my whole name is too formal. I do not deserve such formality from people."