<div class="floatleft">(http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t295/JoanieSappho/burd_zpss5n6r6f4.jpg)</div><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 16pt;">Torikai</span>(https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=237289.msg11683863#msg11683863)<br/><strong>Location</strong>: Hideko Tower, Riku's place.<br/><strong>Tagging</strong>: Kitty/Riku<br/><hr/>The law ... ah, yes, she had probably better rein herself in before she crossed any of those lines. A pity, though, Riku was just so adorably<em>easy</em>to tease.<br/>It certainly didn't help that something about him just made her want to play with him, or that her mind instantly supplied her with several sorts of 'play' that she could do with the pretty boy. She rather liked the one with the collar, although the mental image of him in a maid outfit serving her<em>fully</em>...<br/><br/>Abruptly, she shifted her thighs. Okay, these thoughts were going dangerous places now. Riku<em>was</em>right about the law, and if she kept on like this one of them was liable to do something stupid. And she doubted either one of them would really try to stop the other.<br/><br/>"I may end up leaving the window open a lot," she admitted, more for a safe topic of conversation than for any other reason. "And we've already seen that I don't feel the cold as you do. I suppose I should apologize in advance for when I make the place freezing without noticing. Although ..." she peered at him. Was he sweating? She hadn't teased him<em>that</em>hard, surely?<br/><br/>"Thanks for the offer, but maybe you should sit down. You look like you're coming down with something." He had been saying that it was cold up in the air, and Torikai had been reading up on humans before she left for her previous host. Temperatures that were perfectly fine for her could be quite bad for them, she remembered, rather too late.<br/><br/>"The flight was ... fine," she answered a moment later, as if she'd only just noticed that he'd asked her a question. "A bit cramped, but I think we just like having more space than you do." The humans on the flight, at least those who had been fine with the harpy's presence had seemed to be quite happy with their seating, after all. "And I could have flown her myself, but then I would have had to know exactly where I was going. Not to mention the response I'd probably have gotten flying around here looking for a place to land."<br/>Over longer distances, the plane would make more sense, she knew. Just because you<em>could</em>fly long distances didn't mean that you wouldn't get tired doing so. The trip down here, though had been relatively short, just a little hop from one Japanese airport to another.