My Mad Rabbit

Chapter Two: An Interesting Dinner

William smiled, throwing the old beat up mask into the river, hearing the springlocks inside the mask go off. He smiled, nodding in finality as he walked the female killer into town, past HIS restaurant, with his parent companies name on it, and to a noodle and hot pot place, "This is my favorite place to come to after moving to this country, though, I only go on special occasions, which I think now constitutes as one," He said, smiling softly. Andromeda watched him throw the old mask into the river, her tail twitching as she heard the springlocks go off. Such a familiar and wonderfully eerie sound. A sound she was happily used to. After he threw the mask in the river, Andromeda followed him, at times fluffing her hair or looking at her scales. She looked like a regular civilian girl, looking to be around 18-20 or older, with scales covering her hands and some of her legs. She looked up at the restaurant, and tilted her head to the side, "Interesting location. An old friend of mine and I used to pass by this place."

Will chuckled softly, now curious, "Really? Who might this friend be?" He asked, smiling slightly as he got the door for her. Will looked young, but, was in his early to mid 20s. "A high school friend of mine. I believe it was either Todoroki, or, maybe Bakugou. Can't exactly remember, seeing as I haven't spoken to them after we graduated," Andromeda answered, humming softly as she started fishing for something in her bag. She pulled out her phone, and a small box of pocky, wanting a bit of a snack before the main course.

He smiled fondly, "Well, they're doing quite well for themselves, I can say that much. Bakugou brings a young one into my restaurant every now and then," William said as he chuckled softly, getting them a table. "You've actually spoken to them?" The girl questioned, sitting down at the table once they were seated. She was shocked that William knew them, but was glad at least someone knew how they were doing. Andromeda wondered how they were doing, in all honesty. Though, Bakugou and Todoroki would both be highly disappointed if they found out that their best friend and supposed "fellow hero" was actually killer under the surface.

"But of course! A good business owner always keeps good relations with heroes. What if I get robbed? After all, I'm part of the 20 percent quirkless," he said, with a sly smile, as he chuckled softly, "Bakugo is doing well for himself, along Shoto. Seems he's close to making amends with his family," William said with a soft smile. The girl looked down at the table with a soft little smile, one that almost, almost seemed to be filled with regret. "I'm quite lucky I lost contact with them after high school. The disappointment on their faces if they were to ever find out what I do, not sure if even my killings could keep me from breaking," She answered. But, in all honesty? That was probably one of the single most bullshitted lies she had ever said. Course their disappointment would be harsh to see, but, she's done this killing thing for much too long, to really give a single F U C K about what they would think.

He chuckled softly as he looked at her, "If my best friend knew what I've been doing, what I did to him, he would try to kill me. But, I need him around... he's good with money," William said, smiling softly. He was truly remorseless... He didn't care what people thought about him, nor did he care about what people would think if they found out he was the Mad Rabbit, "I just want one thing out of my killings... and it's soon to be mine. So I don't need to care what people think of me," he said, smiling, as he looked at her with a soft carefree chuckle, as a waitress came over to get their order at last.

The young woman hadn't really gotten to that level yet. She still had some remorse in her, but with every passing day, and the more people she killed, that remorse slowly began to chip away. She was close to it, close to just not giving a single fuck about what people thought. "Interesting.." she mumbled under her breath, her tail swaying back and forth as she hummed, "Why don't you choose for us what we should get. You are the one who brought me here, I'll trust your judgement of food." She answered.