Kuronotsurugi was appreciative to what Hikari told him, and he couldn't help but smile. Though when she offered to help him find information about his family, he shakes his head. "No, that's alright...I'm more comfortable doing this on my own..." He didn't want her to know that he was already getting information from the girl before. Instead after that, he focused on getting up the hill, acutely aware of how close she was to him. At the top, she said that something was going to happen, and he wondered what. Everything that had happened that night had yet to cease to amaze him, and he wondered just what was going to follow.<br/><br/>Watching as she pulled something out, which turned out to be two paper lanterns. Tilting his head slightly, he listens to what she said, staring at the blank piece of paper that she'd handed him. A wish? What would he wish for? He really didn't know... The slip of paper moved slightly in the light breeze before he suddenly writes something down on the paper, folding it in half and doing what Hikari did as well, tying it to other lantern that Hikari had brought.<br/><br/>For a short while they stood there on the hill, but after a few minutes pass, Hikari says that it was time, and all around he saw small lights from lanterns around him begin to light up, as well as the ones they were holding. He pushes the one he was holding forward, watching it float away into the night sky, as hundreds more meet with it, like bright stars dancing against a velvety background. It was...beautiful. He glances over at Hikari, seeing that she was staring at the lanterns, the light reflecting in her eyes. The way she looked...like this...she was stunning...<br/><br/>She catches him looking at her, as she turns to look at him, and he mimics her smile. "Yes, it is." He nods, turning to look at the sight once more, a faint pink on his cheeks. He was glad it was dark, that way it was harder for people to see his face. For a little while they were quiet, but then she speaks up, saying his name. "Yes?" He answers, turning to look at her, but not ready for what she said. She thanked him. "I..." He begins, but stops, not quite sure what to say. "You're welcome..." He murmurs, scratching his cheek with his forefinger. "Thank you as well..." He finishes. "No one has ever done anything like this with me before...so...it's been really...you know...nice." He pauses, glances at her, then looks away before continuing. "And...maybe we can do this again..."