Moonlight Rain

Bizarre Bizaar

After setting sail and saying good-bye to the Gomamon the gang found themselves sitting on the raft as the wind blew it in the right direction with nothing to do. For Kouji and Amaya it wasn’t that hard to occupy their time, with Kouji rowing as he had done before and Amaya buried in her sketch book, but the other’s couldn’t stand the quiet.

“So Tommy and Amaya are the only ones without their beast spirits right?” Takuya inquired while glancing over his shoulder at the raven haired girl behind him.

“That’s correct.” Bokomon replied with his nose buried in the book he carried around.

“What are you getting at Takuya?” Zoe inquired as she too glanced at the raven haired girl.

“I was just wondering which of them is going to be worst with controlling their beast spirit is all.” Takuya replied which made Amaya glance up from her sketch book.

“I think Amaya will be the worst.” J.P. told him from his safe haven behind the barrel Tommy was in.

“What makes you so sure?” Kouji snapped at the older boy as Amaya shut her sketch book and placed it back inside her bag.

“Well, look at it this way. Tommy is actually close to us and considers us all to be his friends, right?” Takuya asked the younger boy who nodded in response to the question. “Amaya on the other hand only considers Tommy and you to be her friends. So, I think she’ll lose control a lot easier than Tommy will.” Takuya told them which only got him a glare from Kouji.

“So, you think of everyone here as ‘your’ friends, yet you tried to destroy us all when you got possessed by your beast spirit.” Amaya pointed out calmly just waiting for the brunette to slip up.

“You think you’ll be able to control your beast spirit as easily as Zoe did?” J.P. inquired as mentioned girl shot him a glare.

“Depends on how much power is behind my beast spirit. If it’s too over powering then I’ll probably lose control, if not then I think I’ll be able to manage.” Amaya informed the older boy before she turned her attention back to the boy in front of her.

“I think you’re gonna try to kill us all, but hey don’t worry I’m sure we can…..” Takuya was talking too smugly for Amaya’s taste and with an unseen effort she kicked Takuya in such a way that he went face first off the raft and into the ocean.

“Takuya!” “Amaya!” Zoe shouted after Takuya as Kouji growled at Amaya who underneath her mask was smiling in victory.

Takuya came up with a splash as he grabbed onto the raft his amber eyes wide as he coughed up the small bit of water he had swallowed. Amaya knew if looks could kill the glare she was getting would pierce her heart and she’d be six feet underground. Zoe and Kouji helped the glaring brunette back onto the raft, but instead of facing forward he decided to face Amaya who looked as passive as a kitten at that moment.

“What is wrong with you!? Can’t you take a joke!?” Takuya snapped loudly at the raven haired girl whose dark eyes gleamed ever so slightly with an icy color.

Amaya rolled her eyes and crossed her arms as if daring Takuya to start something with her. Takuya started to say something else to the raven haired girl, but was promptly halted by Kouji who stuck the oar he had been using in between them. Takuya gave him a questioning look and Kouji motioned for him to switch places with him. Takuya nodded and they carefully switched places so that Amaya couldn’t do anything else to Takuya or knock anyone else off the raft.

Kouji gave Amaya a warning glare which made her smirk at him as he sat down in front of her. Zoe decided to help Takuya ring his clothes out and J.P. watched her with jealous eyes as Amaya placed her boot clad foot against Kouji’s back. Her smirk widened when she felt him tense before he glared over his shoulder at her only to catch an icy gleam in her eyes. Bokomon and Tommy watched the two noticing the fact that Kouji was actually daring her to try it. Amaya let her foot fall from Kouji’s back and pulled her sketch book back out of her bag along with the pink pencil she needed to finish the picture of Kazemon that she had been working so diligently on.