Shun and Konji both look at Hikari when she speaks up to Shun, Konji having a blank expression, and Shun, despite how the girl spoke to him, and her bad attitude, he kept a calm, and what looked like, amused look on his face. Her words weren't affecting him how she thought they might, and when she throws an eraser at him, he quickly dodges, so that it flies past his face and hits the chalkboard behind him, and falls to the floor, not even looking at it. It was a quick reflex, to be admired really. As she continued, Shun just smiles, chuckling a little bit, not even making an attempt to keep her from doing the things she did next, not even giving her a second glance as she pulled out a cigarette and put it in her mouth, nor when she got up from her desk and walked out of the classroom. Instead, he simply starts the lesson, as Konji stared at the empty classroom door, puzzled by her attitude.<br/><br/>The sky outside began to grow darker as Konji slowly begins to forget what had just happened, his mind distracted by other thoughts, like how hungry he was. And it wasn't a hunger that humans knew. No...it was something else entirely. Leaning his chin against his hand, he stares out the window, watching the clouds conjuring in the sky, turning the gray of heaven into a charcoal black. It hadn't been forecast to storm, but what he saw said otherwise. A soft rumbling of thunder could be heard in the distance, and it grew louder and louder.<br/><br/>Then, a crash, and a flash of lightning, and the power of the school goes out, plunging the entire classroom into darkness. A few of the students yell or scream out in surprise, and Shun tells them to all calm down. Konji wasn't worried about not being able to see, as he could see as clearly as if the sun was out, his eyes glinting and slightly glowing in the shadowy darkness, and no doubt Shun could see well too, as he was walking around the classroom to see if the students were okay, reassuring them that the power would be back on quickly. And sure enough, a few flickers of dim light, then the lights turn back on completely, though not as bright as they usually were.<br/><br/>A teacher opens the door at that moment, motioning for Shun to walk over to them, and they whisper amongst themselves, before the other teacher leaves, and it was just Shun again. He turns to the class, standing in front of the room. "Attention. There has been a sudden reporting of a tsunami headed towards Japan at this time, and it should be hitting the city in about an hour or so. School is being let out early so that you all can go home. Be careful on your way back, and head straight to you where you live. That is all. Class dismissed."<br/><br/>The students jump to their feet, rushing and hurrying to get out of the school and go home, and no one noticed as one particular student, Konji, turns to the window, his bag on his shoulders, as he opens the window. Perching on the edge he glances back, staring at the seat where he knew Hikari sat, wondering if she had gotten home safe, not wanting her to get caught out in the rain that had started pouring the moment he opened the window. Shaking his head, he turns and jumps from the ledge, and even though it was a three story drop, it didn't bother him in the least.<br/><br/>Landing on the ground, he begins to sprint towards his home, ears twitching as he senses something. Something...or someone...was causing this. Or at least it was being affected by it. And he had a feeling he knew what it was. Running as fast as he could, and that was enough that he was only a blur, Konji stops by his house to grab a strange looking box, and drop off his school things, changing his school uniform jacket to a hooded sweater, before heading back out.<br/><br/>Letting his instincts guide him through the rain and ever darkening surroundings, he comes to a sliding stop in front of a small house, pausing for a moment after he stares up at it. Yes. HE was definitely here. But he was weak. Courtesy of Konjiki. A flash of lightning lights up the skies, and any who might have been watching would have at one point seen Konji standing there, staring up at the house, then, after the brightness of the lightning died down, he was gone. Vanished, as if he'd just been an illusion the whole time.<br/><br/>However, that was not the case. In that split second, he'd slipped inside the house, not needing permission, since THAT was already inside. Takamora was doomed the moment she'd brought that kitten into her home, but it wasn't her fault. She didn't have a clue or have the slightest in knowing just what it was. He thought the house was empty as he goes around looking for his 'prey', slinking around, quiet as a shadow on the wall.<br/><br/>Making his way to the living room, he was not expecting to see Takamora there, on her knees, looking under the couch, oblivious to the fact Konji was standing not even ten feet behind her. His eyes were wide as he froze for a moment, before acting quick and going up to her, and knocking her unconscious with a blow to the back of her head. She slumps to the floor, and Konji gently picks her up, placing her so she was laying on her couch, much like he had done when he'd brought her home from the party, where he'd first met her. Well...sort of met her.<br/><br/>"Now then...where the hell are you, you bastard piece of shit?" He mumbles under his breath, his eyes slowly looking back and forth across the room, scanning the area, before he finally lays sight on what he'd come for. A pair of glowing green eyes were cowering underneath a small table with a lamp set on it. "Found you." He goes over to it, but of course, the target moves right away, skittering across the floor to hide once more, this time under a bookshelf. Konji wasn't about to give up.<br/><br/>The chase ensued, and Konji and the small black cat scurried around the house, Konji being careful not to make too much noise as he tried to snatch the 'kitten' that was trying so hard to evade his capture. But eventually it was caught, and Konji leaves the house, standing on the porch, out of the rain, and holds it up in front of him, holding it at an arms length, their eyes staring back into each others. Green eyes meet red ones, as Konji scowls at the cat, and the cat looked pretty pissed off too. "Causing trouble again, are we?" He says to the cat, and it just puts its ears back, a small growl coming from it. "I'm not going to allow you to get back to what you were doing. I'm tired of your shit."<br/><br/>Holding up the box, he puts the cat to the opening, but of course it protested. Holding its legs out, its claws catch on the edges of the opening, preventing it being put inside. It growls and mewls, tiny little kitten tailed puffed up and fur poofed out in anger. Hissing over and over, little white baby kitten teeth glint in the semi-darkness of the outdoors. "Come on you, make this easy on yourself. We can do this the easy way, or the hard way." He holds it up close to his face, staring at it with narrowed eyes, and a scowl on his lips. But it was too close, and a swipe of its little paw, claws scratch across his nose, and he yelps. Eyes stinging, and now more angry than before, he tries shoving the kitten into the box again. "Get. In. The. BOX!!!"