Turtle trouble

This part of town

It was a rainy night as the turtles were making their way to the sewers after patrol when all of a sudden they heard a piercing cry through the foggy darkness; shrill, and happy. "Uh Leo,?" Raph looked around wondering where the screaming voices were originating from. Another cry rang out, followed by giggles and footsteps. Two figures started to emerge from the fog, the turtles quickly ducked into the nearby shadows to keep out of sight "On my signal," Leo whispered to the others, as the figures came into view, Leo pointed his hand forward swiftly before he began to move closer with his brothers following suit. They leapt from the shadows with their weapons drawn and ready; landing in front of the mysterious figures. The figures jumped and cried out in fear and surprise. 

                "Holy hell man!" The first figure exclaims. In the light it was apparent that this person was not only human, but a female. Her hair was various shades of blue and greens with brown roots barely noticeable. Aged around 16 years with a mature face, but childlike mischief in her eyes. Her eyes themselves were vibrant green with golden specks in varying sizes that complemented her skin tone and face nicely. Her body was an hourglass figure with defined thighs and average waist. "Not. Today!" Announced the second figure as they turned to leave. "Nope!" The first yelled as she latched onto the second one's wrist; pulling her too into the light and in full view of the four turtle brothers. The second teen was the exact opposite of the first. At least, in appearance for she too was 16 or so in age. This girl was shorter than average with hair barely grazing the top of her chest; her eyes were a steely grey at first glance, but if one looked closer it contained blues and greens so deep that anyone would feel as though they were on the lakeside; however her eyes sparkled with ideas and creativity. Her hair color was a sandy blonde with hints of brown and bleached streaks of light blonde. She was also pudgy in shape which complemented her defined jaw and short stature. 

                                  The second girl reached her arm around the front of her friend's middle and pulled the taller girl behind her gently, moving backwards herself as well. "What's going on?" The short girl rasped; her wide eyes flickered between the different turtles weapons with uncertainty and caution. Mikey unsurprisingly, was the first to put his weapon away; and immediately began insisting that the two girls shouldn't fear him.                                                                    

"I'm Mikey." "Renee." The first exclaimed, she reached forwards and shook the young turtle's arm excitedly. "I'm.. Zoe." Zoe outstretched her right hand, her left gripped onto the side of her black leggings tightly. Leo reached forwards and exchanged a simple yet kind handshake. "So what're you two doing in this part of town anyways?" Raph, who had been silently watching the odd and uncomfortable exchange spoke. "This part of town?" The two females in front of the four turtle brothers spoke in complete unison. "What'd you mean by-" Zoe was cut off as a yell pierced through the rain and fog and found their way to the groups ears. "We've gotta go." Renee seemed depressed as she spoke, like a child who had been expecting a bouncy house and had gotten a balloon.

                The two girls turned to leave Mikey raced forwards and handed Zoe two slips of paper. On each of them was a loosely written phone number. "The city is dangerous, and you never know when you'll need an extra player in a video game. Feel free to ask me anything anytime dudettes." A smile grew on both of the girls' faces as Zoe's stormy eyes met baby blue ones. "No problem dude. I will." And she meant it. The two girls ran off through the rain and fog and once the turtles could not see them anymore Donnie spoke for the first time. "What. The shell. just. happened?"