Rio walked the desolate streets with his nose buried in his book. After a while it got hard to ignore the little girl constantly following him. Rio paused and spoke to the girl without looking up from his book. "Why are you following me?" He asked in a rather uncaring manner.<br/><br/>Chiri jumped a little when the boy spoke to her. He'd been ignoring her for the past six days so it had taken her off guard. Once Chiri recovered she put on a big smile and answered his question. "You're a 'wolf' too," she said. "I can tell. I just got kicked out of there and I don't know what I'm supposed to do in the outside world." She looked up at him with big eyes near the end of her response.<br/><br/>"I see," said Rio, his surprise at hearing how she'd left the facility not showing in the slightest. He started walking again, "Well I'm not a good person to teach you that kind of thing. I don't fit in in this world nor do I really care to." He turned the page of his book, "Besides," he said, "if you become detrimental to my peace and quiet I'll just leave you anyway. If you're looking for a friend, look elsewhere."<br/><br/>Chiri started following Rio again once he'd started walking. "It's okay," she said, "I just like following you. You always look like you know where you're going."<br/><br/>"Do I?" Rio asked, showing no interest to accompany the question.<br/><br/>Chiri smiled and nodded, "Yup." she looked around at the lonely streets and then spoke again, "Where are we going?"<br/><br/>"I'm just passing through here because it's quiet," Rio answered simply. "But I'll have to turn a corner soon. It's getting noisy up ahead."<br/><br/>Chiri paused and sniffed the air, "You're right!" She said. "There are more wolves up there! Let's go meet them... uh, what's your name?"<br/><br/>"My name is Rio," said Rio, "And no. If you want to go to them, go ahead. I prefer to work alone."<br/><br/>"Don't be silly," said Chiri. "We should go meet them.-- my name's Chiri by the way-- besides they might have food. Aren't you getting hungry?"<br/><br/>"Not really," said Rio.<br/><br/>"Besides, we'll find home faster if we work together, us wolves."<br/><br/>Rio sighed, "You're proving to be detrimental to my quiet." He turned at the nearest corner. "Well, bye."<br/><br/>"No, you're coming," said Chiri. She used her telekinesis to steal his glasses, and firmly grasped them in her hands.<br/><br/>Rio turned to her with such an evil look of hatred that she started sweating. "<span style="font-style: italic">GIVE ...THOSE ...BACK.</span>"<br/><br/>Chiri panicked and started running toward the other wolves. "No! You're coming!" She yelled in her mad dash.<br/><br/>Rio tisked, closed his book and made his way after her by feeling along the wall with one of his hands.<span style="font-style: italic">If she breaks those, I'll...</span><br/><br/>Chiri was practically screaming as she ran. Rio wasn't going very fast, but he made a really scary face at her. She wasn't paying attention to where she was going and bumped into... a zombie? Chiri fell on her but, still clutching Rio's glasses and started crying.<br/><br/>Rio swore in German, Hebrew, Italian, Irish, English, Japanese, Chinese, and African consecutively as he made his way exactly where he didn't want to go.<span style="font-style: italic">I hate people.</span>