Blinking when he was suddenly the one being tugged along, Kuronotsurugi allows Hikari to guide him through the crowds of people. He could feel the eyes of those who looked at him glaring, knowing that most of them who saw him knew who he was. Normally this would just irritate him, even if he wouldn't show that fact, but right now all he focused on was being with Hikari. None of their judgmental glares fazed him, none of them mattered. All that did matter was his time together with her. And he'd make sure it stayed like that, no matter what he had to do.<br/><br/>The first place that they stopped at was a sweets stand, which Hikari got some of, and Kuronotsurugi couldn't help but smile a little at her enthusiasm. It was actually really cute, and he smiled back at her when she turned to ask him if there was anything in particular that he wanted to do. He was about to answer that there really wasn't anything there that interested him, the only thing he wanted to do was spend time with her for the night, but when he opened his mouth to speak she broke in, pointing out a game booth that was a couple feet away. Apparently the last time she came she couldn't play, since she was too short. Kuro chuckles, eyeing the game still.<br/><br/>"Wait one moment..." He says to her, and goes over to the game booth. It was a target one, with with wooden targets set in the back, that had circles painted in red on them. For a moment he was quiet, staring at it, then turns his gaze to the man who was standing there. For some reason the man seemed a bit put off, jumping when Kuronotsurugi suddenly looks at him. Was it the way he was doing so that frightened the guy? Oh well, no way he could help that. "How much?" Reaching in to his wallet, he prepares to pay for a game. "Uh, um, 120 ryo." Kuronotsurugi pulls out the said money and hands it to the man. "Er, since you're obviously a Shinbi, I ugh, have to ask for you to put a blind fold on. It makes it more...fair, ya know?" The man shakily holds out a blind fold that couldn't been seen through. Kuronotsurugi shrugs, taking it, ignoring the fact that the guy jumped when he briefly touched the other's hand.<br/><br/>"I'll use my own kunai, if that's alright." He says, not waiting for an answer, before putting the blindfold on after taking several steps back, putting a bit of space between himself and the booth. He couldn't see anything, but that was alright. Pulling out his kunai, he pauses, taking a deep breath, focusing. Whipping his arm back, before flinging forward, the kunai move quicker than the eye could see, the thudding of the kunai hitting the boards came before they could be even seen hitting them. Three thuds, and then silence. Kuro pulls off his blindfold, grinning when he saw that he'd hit the targets, all dead center. The look on the stall man's face was even more priceless, shocked and aghast, almost as if he'd seen a ghost or something of the sort.<br/><br/>Turning to Hikari, he smiles. "Which one do you want?" When she picked, he points out whatever it was, and when the man gives it to him, he immediately gives it to her. "Here." As much as he knew this was totally not his style, he might as well have some fun while he was here. Not that being with Hikari wasn't fun in itself. But he wanted to show her that he wasn't a COMPLETE stick in the mud. "I'm not really familiar with festivals...so why don't you take the lead for the night?" He didn't care where she took him or showed him, as long as he got to spend the time with her.<br/><br/>After a second, he continues, his cheeks getting a faint hue of pink to them as he looks away, scratching his cheek with the tip of his forefinger as he speaks up. "By the way. Uh...you look really nice." He looks to her, a small smile on his lips, a breeze that passes them fluttering and tousling his hair, and for the briefest moment one could see the small horns that he had on his forehead that were at his hairline. A big grin then displays itself, and Kuro takes Hikari's hand. "Well, where to next?"