Fear of Falling (Complete)

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"I need you to find a human."

Kagami looked at Riko, brow furrowing, "A human?"  He didn't see what was so special about finding a human.  They did that all the time.

The scene around them suddenly changed and they were in an office-like room, everything was pure white.  Riko was sitting behind a desk, looking up Kagami.  She clasped her hands together, resting them on her desk.  She smiled that devious smile and he knew that there was something devious to her plan.

Kagami sat in the other white chair in the room, looking at Riko expectantly.  She didn't say anything, so Kagami finally asked, "Why is this human special?"

Riko leaned back in her chair, "Now that I can't tell you."  She smiled again, "But I can tell you that you can't just find this human the usual way of sifting through universe's energy for him.  No angel can feel his presence."

Kagami furrowed his brow more, he didn't understand.  Everyone had a distinct energy signature, even angels, why was this human different?  "Does he actually exist?"

She nodded, "Yes.  I need you to find him."

"If he has no signature, then how am I supposed to-?"  Kagami's question was interrupted by his superior.

"That's what makes the task special."  Riko said evenly and he knew that she was getting tired with him.

He couldn't hold back from saying, "But-."

Again, Riko interrupted him, "Are you questioning my orders for you?"

Kagami immediately shut his mouth, shaking his head.

Riko smiled again, "Good.  His name is Aomine Daiki."  Their surroundings suddenly changed again and they were standing in the middle of a crowded street in Tokyo.  There were plenty of people walking by, but no one noticed the two angels standing there.  "This is the last place his energy was felt."

Without another word, Riko was gone.  Kagami was stuck staring straight ahead.  Only now, people were bumping into him and giving him looks.  He quickly altered his clothes to match the ones people around him were wearing.  The sudden change got a few looks, but after that, people began to ignore him again.  He had absolutely no idea how he would go about this task.  It seemed so impossible.