Kenji looked at her. Nodding his head. "Yeah. I have. I've lived here sixteen almost seventeen years." He said softly. Not mentioning that sixteen almost seventeen years is how long the amount of years paranormal activity has been in the increase. It was eerie but true. He shook his head to clear his thoughts. He grinned as he looked at her. "Yeah. A two man now one woman crew." He said with a light laugh. "Do you want to have matching bandana masks?" He asked playfully. Laughing more at the image of the three of them running around in bandana masks looking like ninja turtles or something. He smiled at her warmly as he walked without a care.<br/><br/>He looked at her. "I still have some snacks from...the other day. Drinks, chips, and candy." He said with a light laugh. "Got that covered." He said with a thumbs up. "Then we'll go back there. Just hang out for a few hours." He said in agreement. He looked at her. "We'll drive by. I'll pop my head in. Come back out. We'll drive off into the sunset. If they have an issue with it they can say it later." He said with amusement. "Probably give us "the talk" I heard about from the once sided conversation with your mother." He said honestly. "What they don't know won't hurt them though." He pointed out. "Though...they would probably be wondering what girl I'm hanging out with in a dark, secluded place that nobody would ever find. Never taken anyone there. Male or female." He said with a shrug.<br/><br/>They got back to her house and he turned on the car. Waiting until she got in and drove the mile to his house. Leaving the car running he hurried up the steps of the front porch. "Mom. Dad. Going out with Yukiko for a while. Be back eventually." He said into the door. Jumping of the first step and landed with graceful ease. Getting back in the car and started driving again. An hour later he arrived at the secret place. Turning the car off. "We're here." He said with a smile. Pointing to the bag on the back floorboard. "Stuffs down there." He added. Getting out of the car and stretched. Long time driving but it was always worth it. The sun very nearly set making the river and the waterfall shimmer and sparkle.