<div class="floatleft">(http://i176.photobucket.com/albums/w190/Rakykia/riku_zpsi7fmnqcu.png)</div><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: large;">Fukui Riku</span>(https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=237289.msg11683867#msg11683867)<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Haneda International Airport, arrival terminal<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Birdie<br/><hr/>There was no controlling his smile or containing the joy when Riku saw a silvery feathered girl wearing matching and classy dress pop in his field of view. He jumped up to stick out even more and called out, "Here, here!" As she descended on the escalator to join him, Riku stowed away his sign. He matched the formal greeting, bowing with his hands clasped together just below the hip. His sparkling and excited grey eyes returned to her. Being a bit shorter than the majority of the boys, Riku stared at the bird girl from pretty much the same level. Riku replied, "Yes! I am Fukui Riku. Yoroshiku onegaishimasu! I can call you Torikai-chan, right? It sound so cute~" He felt obligated to follow in suit and also give his name properly, though he would much rather have just squeed at the harpy's appearance, voice, style, demeanor...  pretty much the whole thing was much better than it had been in his imagination.<br/><br/>Unlike the Torikai Riku wasn't really one to fuzz over what he was called, though when he heard 'Riku-kun' in the harpy's melodic tone he did feel a little fuzzy squeeze somewhere in his chest. "He he hee..." Riku giggled softly, grinning at Torikai with a small friendly grin. "This is so great! Shall we go?" he asked, turning to head towards the exit and monorail station and pointing towards it to further emphasize their direction. The crowd pretty much gave way to them, dodging out from before Riku's determined march and steering clear from the harpy. There were flashes of cellphone cameras flickering every now and then as the folks ogled at the monster girl and her host who looked like he had gotten lost on the way to a cosplay event.<br/><br/>Riku glanced at the people before returning his attention Torikai. He felt faintly worried that the harpy would feel threatened by all the attention; he knew many monsters really disliked to be in the public spotlight. He spoke to reassure her while trying to lead Torikai through a gate and to their train, "Don't worry! It's just a short train trip away. It takes just way too long at this time of the day to take a car there, and you need to see how awesome our trains are since you're now here in Japan. There's a stop pretty close by where we'll live. I have a penthouse apartment in the Hideko Tower, so it's just a short walk from the station. You'll like it, I'm sure. The windows can be opened so it'll feel just like a mountain cave, but a hundred times more luxurious."