Ahri had just finished her mission. She needed to get back to do the paper work but how could she with all of the things on her mind. Death was becoming rather boring in her oppinion and lately she had been feeling bored with her job. Sure there were some interesting people she found but for as long as she had been reaping souls it became a bit repetitive. With a heavy sigh she took her glasses off and wiped the blood splatter away from them before leaving the scene.
She strolled through the streets, watching the people pass by, some were buying fresh produce, others were holding hands and laughing among one another...There were things she admired among the humans, like how they were totally oblivious to the things that were inevitable....Things like death. She sighed as she thought about the topic. "no matter what I do it always comes down to death..." She said quietly. Coming upon a familiar sight she smiled to herlself. The paper work could wait for a bit longer.
Smiling to herself she pushed through the door, hoping the man who worked there was oblivious to the noise it made. "It's been a while...Hasn't it?" She asked watching the man eat his bone buiscuts. She pushed her glasses up onto her nose before scooping her hair from her face. "Buisness must be slow today." She stated simply as she watched the man.
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William sighed as he gave a small nod in response to her statement. He watched the girl play with her glasses as he pushed his own further up onto his nose. "How many times do I need to tell you about your glasses?" He asked her slightly annoyed. William enjoyed working with Rebecca though her clumsyness made it hard for him to bite back his toung at times. In truth, the man would much rather the girl work with him than anyone else though he would never admit to it.
William always looked out for Rebecca. He had always felt the need to protect her for some strange reason. He raised a brow at the girl who looked very beautiful even without her glasses. He held back the urge to smile at her as he glanced down at the paperwork he had in his hands. "Yes, I'm looking forward to another mission with you very soon..." He told her as he began reading over the papers as he adjusted his tie.
"Rebecca, have you finished your part of the paperwork yet?" He asked curiously without looking from his work. He waited for an answer for a moment before finally doing so. He then adjusted his glasses as he gently put down the papers, interested in what the girl had to say.