Who: Jude and Akira.
When: Noon
Where: Streets of Mysteria
What: Jude arrives in Mysteria and begins the search for his sister.
Status: Incomplete

The trees finally began to thin as Jude continued to walk, he was just passing what looked like an old graveyard with a wishing well in it. He was drawn towards the graves but decided he had more pressing matters at the moment. He had been walking for an hour or so since he had gotten off the bus in St. Micheal and was just finishing the triple scoop cone of rocky road he had picked up before leaving there. Finally he had arrived in Mysteria, the little out of the way town he had finally tracked his sister Ryu to. He pulled out the paper he had written her address down on. He popped the last of the cone in his mouth licking his fingers. "Alright" he said looking towards the town "Now to find her". Jude adjusted his backpack before heading into the town proper, hopefully he would find a kind soul who could point him in the right direction.

Who: Felicity and Open
When: Early, before school
Where: Nicki’s Delights
What: Felicity is sat reading a book before work.
Status:Incomplete

Felicity was sat at one of the corner tables so no one was having to squeeze past her, with her coffee and the book on demons she had borrowed from the library. Or Julianna’s personal collection, both she guessed. She’d been very busy grading papers and tests lately that she’d hardly had time to read the book. But she was reading it now! And although anyone who noticed the title may think she’s a bit odd that didn’t stop her. It was just her job to mould the young minds of the town after all. That thought made her chuckle, some of the parents would go nuts if they knew what she was reading now, or the things she researched or the things she had seen.

She also knew she had a lesson plan to do, on World War II, why always this time of year? She really didn’t like the subject, sometimes she wondered if it was done at any other point in the school year it wouldn’t bother her, guess she’d never know. But that wasn’t important right now, what was, was her coffee and her research.