Vampires

Trust

     “Now what did ya four need?” Akaashi asked. The four vampires looked at each other on who should explain. Suna covered Rini’s ears, so she couldn’t hear their conversations. 

      Kuroo sighed, and explained, “Well, there are two different governments that are ruling over Japan. The human and vampire governments. The vampire government made a law saying vampires can’t fall in love with humans.” 

     “Yer government is quite smart, since y’all try killing us and succeed,” Kenma and Shirabu stated. 

     Semi continued, “Yea, not so much. Bokuto’s older sister, Koemi, was part of the election. Anyway, the government found ou-” Semi got cut off by Osamu. 

    “Wait, if it’s illegal to fall in love with a human, and yer getting arrested,” Osamu started. 

     “That’s why ya wanted to claim us, ain’t it?” Akaashi finished. The vampires nodded. 

     Suna continued on, “So, we decided to ask for help from you four. We are pretty much trying to get the president person overthrown. Koemi would also become the new president person. We need to get it finished by next Sunday. If we don’t, either you four will be killed or we’ll be arrested.”

    “Nice. Well, a plan like that would need careful planning, and what to do if we get caught,” Kenma started. 

     “Also, exact location, plus a map of the building. All entrances, exits, vents, etc,” Shirabu continued. 

    “How to get rid of the current person in charge, and get Koemi to be the next person in charge,” Akaashi continued. 

     “With the time limit, the plan has ta be prepared by Wednesday. The map is going to be known sooner than that. Played out between Friday and Sunday,” Osamu finished.

     “Nice to know we got people who actually know how to even do this,” Kuroo said. That lead to rolling eyes and glares. 

     “So, y’all have no clue on what ta do, don’t ya?” Shirabu asked, irritated. 

     “Why do we have ta help these dumbasses? We can just let ‘em get arrested, ya know,” Kenma replied, annoyance in his voice.

     “We’re only gonna help y’all as long as we ain’t do’in this alone,” Akaashi compromised. 

     “Actually, Tori and Eiko know alot about the government. Tori knows since she studied it in colleged, and Eiko helped Koemi with her knowing the government,” Kuroo explained. 

     “So, we’ll give them a call to see if they’ll help, right?” Suna asked, hoping he knew what was going on. 

    “Ooo, they’ll love to help. I know Tori might not, but Eiko loves danger,” Bokuto said, excitedly. 

    Semi nodded, “I can call Eiko while Kuroo calls Tori.” Semi and Kuroo headed to call them both. 

   “Who are those two that y’all know ‘em?” Osamu asked. 

    “Eiko is Semi’s older sister, and Tori is Kuroo’s older sister. That’s how they know them,” Suna explained. 

    “So, are they also somewhat vampires, correct,” Shirabu asked. Suna nodded in response. 

    “Tori said she’ll help, and if any of us get arrested, she won't help us get out,” Kuroo said as he came back in. 

    “I gotta get going though. I’ve got three young'uns, so I need to get back,” Shirabu said, checking the time.

    “How old are they? Maybe they could meet Rini since she doesn’t have friends her age,” Suna said. 

     “Uhm, Stacy’s 9 years old, and the twins are 6 years old. Yea, they can meet sometime,” Shirabu replied. He left and closed the door behind him. 

     A few minutes later, Semi came back, “So, Eiko will help with the planning and actually getting into the building. Also, she’ll help if we get arrested, even if she will too.”

    “Great, so we got help, we don’t need to start the plan yet, so can we go?” Akaashi asked. 

      “Well, they’ll come today and stay for the week to help,” Kuroo started. 

     “So, be back tomorrow,” Semi cut him off. 

    “We got no clue ta where we even are. Where do we meet?” Osamu asked, irritated. 

    “Right, just come back to the alley, and we’ll go from there,” Kuroo said. 

    “Hell no! That gives us the impression y’all are gonna fuckin' kill us. That’s just sketchy shit. We ain’t do’in that again,” Akaashi snapped.

     “Calm down, Agaashi, we can meet up somewhere else,” Bokuto said, calmly for once. 

    “I’m sorry, but what did ya call me?” Akaashi asked, raising an eyebrow. 

    “Agaashi!” Bokuto said excitedly. 

    “Did I get it wrong?” He asked in a sadder tone. 

    “Well, no. Ya can call me that, if ya want,” Akashi replied. A huge smile returned to Bokuto’s face.

     “Well, there’s a gas station down the street from here. How about we meet there, is that better?” Suna asked. The three humans nodded and stood up. 

     “Since that’s all, we’ll take our leave,” Kenma spoke up. The three human friends started to get up and leave. 

     “Stay safe and have a good night,” Kuroo and Semi called after them. Kenma took out his phone to let Shirabu know the updates. Osamu heard his phone start ringing and saw that Atsumu was trying to call him.

    “What’cha need, dumbass?”

    “Ey, Samu. Two things: One, are ya getting dinner or making it?”

     Osmau covered the phone and turned to his friends, “Are we getting dinner or not?” 

     “Most likely. It’s getting late, so it’ll be quick and easy,” Akaashi replied. 

    Osamu nodded, “We’re getting dinner, Tsumu.”

     “Alright, and two, I’m spending the night at Omi-Omi’s. Yer gonna be alone tonight unless ya’re gonna to a friends.”

    “Alright. Don’t do anythin’ stupid.” 

    “I won’t. Bye”

    “Bye,” Osamu hung up afterwards. 

   “Who was it?” Kenma asked, looking up from his phone. 

    “Just Tsumu,” Osamu replied as they walked over to a convenient store. They got their dinner and continued their way home. It was mainly quiet, like always. The three aren’t the most talkative, infact, none of the four humans really like chatting. They only have conversations if it’s important, to make fun of something, questions, or just for humor. They don’t actually try to keep a conversation going if they don’t have to. Many of their walks are quiet and when they’re working. Mainly, the four had one thought in minds,

Should we
Trust 'em?