Purple - Yata Misaki Love Story

Part 26

"What are you thinking about?" Andy asked, blinking at me, "We've arrived."
I nodded, hopping off the bus and kicking off on my roller blades to follow the boy towards the others.
We were called in to an emergency situation that was handling the red clan, who I knew were on their mission to talk to the man that was currently our only lead on finding Tatara's killer.
I looked up to Andy expectantly as he came back to me from meeting with Seri, "She's got it taken care of, we're stuck on watch." He pat me on the shoulder as he walked by, and I narrowed my eyes as he walked off.
Frowning at Andy's back side, I turned and dared to roll off towards the direction he had just came from, going towards where Seri and the gang were.
I pressed my back against the wall before leaning forward and looking through the glass.
Munakata, Seri and the other members with them were lined up with their swords ready, and I looked up to see Yata and the others as they all started chanting with their fists in the air.
"No blood, no bone, no ash!" I whisper yelled with them.
Mikoto jumped down and landed swiftly on the ground before everyone, his hands never leaving his pockets. He narrowed his eyes, a small smirk rose on his face and I caught a spark fly in his eyes as his aura shot out like a bomb going off.
The blues obviously blocked it with their aura's, but it still came past them and burst through the doors, the heat warming me up almost too much.
I swallowed back my slight fear, forcing my heart to calm back down.
"That's amazing..." I mumbled, placing a hand on the glass and wondering how I'd never seen anyone in Homra use their aura before.
I stiffened as the Mikoto's eyes moved from directly ahead of him at Munakata to me, it was only a split second of eye contact but it made me smile.
I watched carefully as Munakata walked up to him, putting his sword away as if he knew the red kings next move.
And I only felt concern, confusion, as it looked like some of the others of the red clan did too, when king put up his hands for Munakata in surrender.