Crossover Together ~クロスオーバ 一緒に~

"Strange. Where is he?" Twilight wondered.

It had been rather long at school the next following day. For Twilight, overall, it was relatively normal, but throughout the day, one thing did seem missing: Nagisa. Throughout each class she had went to, Nagisa was not anywhere in the school. She didn't see him when she first arrived at the door, she didn't see him in any of her classes, not even during lunch time. Being absent in school wasn't anything new for any student, but Twilight was one of the people Aladdin told about the angels and demons that lurked around Earth. With that kind of knowledge, it was rather troubling at the least to find Nagisa missing the day after Aladdin's information. At this point, school was done, and Twilight was just outside, yet Twilight still hadn't caught sight of Nagisa anywhere amongst the leaving crowd, which today was oddly a little quicker than normal, as if they want to find something too. As Twilight kept looking, Karma was soon to be spotted, walking casually out as normal.

"Hey, Karma!" Twilight called, going over to him. If anyone would know where Nagisa is, it would be his more recent friend.

"Hey, Yugure, what's up?" Karma asked.

"I'm fine, but did you see Nagisa at all? Couldn't find him anywhere," Twilight asked. Karma brought his hands to behind his head.

"Your guess is as good as mine. Didn't see his blue head anywhere today. Bummer too, I wanted him to go fishing with me," replied Karma. Cionsidering who Karma was for the short time she knew him, she didn't ask him about that. However, Karma's lack of knowledge got Twilight a little more troubled again.

"Nothing. Oh dear. Maybe we should check on him," Twilight suggested. Karma glanced her way before he began to walk the other way towards his own home.

"I wouldn't worry about it. He's probably just called in sick or something," Karma figured.

"Karma, but what about -" Twilight suddenly stopped herself, and leaned in closer to him to whisper. "Those demons?"

"What about em? That's for Aladdin to worry about, not us," Karma pointed out. Karma did have a point there. Even with this warning, this was something Aladdin should mainly be wary over, not Nagisa. Regardless of the case, as his friend, Twilight should at least check on him just to be sure. After all, it still was too much of a coincidence for Nagisa to be missing the day after the fact.

"Well you do what you want, I'm going to check on him," Twilight decided, starting to go off on her way. Nagisa had told her where he had lived after a few days, so Twilight had got it down pact just enough to get going. Karma himself didn't bug her on about it, and he simply went on his own way home.

"You're just too worried about your hubby, aren't you? Don't worry, your love will be happy to see ya," Karma teased, making Twilight fluster.

"He's not my boyfriend!" Twilight insisted. Karma simply smirked, and contained walking.

"Whatever floats your boat, Princess," Karma commented. Twilight groaned, face red, as she went off on her own way. There was no point in arguing about that now.

As Karma and Twilight went their own ways, neither had noticed a set of eyes watching them from afar ...

~~

Twilight kept up her quick walk for a while longer, not bothering to stop herself at any point. She needed to see what was wrong with Nagisa here, and her worried head got to work on her with what could be wrong. It was a natural for Twilight to think, and overthink, which can be either a blessing or a curse. The longer she got these thoughts going, the more of a cold sweat she was stuck with, and quicker she was to get to Nagisa. It was enough to make her shutter even, making her go out into a jog.

"Why would Nagisa skip right after we were told this? Oh, if he got into trouble already ..."

That made her just go quicker.

The violet student had to work on pure memory when it came to the directions. Far as she understood, the direction wasn't much of a problem. She continued on down the road for another five minutes, but as she was, her ears began to catch some sort of commotion going on ahead of her. The crowd was mainly made up of about several students from Orora high, along with twenty others. Some had their phones out, trying to get a good picture of something going on, but from where Twilight was, she couldn't see what it exactly is. Twilight began to pick up the pace, this time to get to the crowd, her curiosity getting the better of her. As she went closer, she saw some other details that made this a rather bigger situation: police tape, and caution blockades.

"What's going on?" Twilight wondered as she neared ...

Then she saw it.

What Twilight stumbled on was a crime scene of otherworldly proportions. In the location, just at the crossing, there was the same Jizo statue - the exact same one that Nagisa had faced yesterday! It had yet to be handled, and much of the body had yet to be moved away. The Jizo beast, which now just looked like a normal Jizo statue, was still laying there with its skull still under the traffic light and pole, dry blood down around the body, and into the street. A set of police cars were at the scene, about five officers trying to get some information about the incident from some of the local shopkeepers who were on the same street, though they didn't had much to go on. Some construction workers were also present, trying to clean up the mess and repair the damages done from Nagisa's fight with the beast. It was quite a surprise, to be sure, but Nagisa himself wasn't seen anywhere here either. Even so, it was enough to stop Twilight cold. Twilight went over to the borderline, but one of the officers went over, and got in her way.

"Hold it! No one is to pass here until after the damages had been cleared," said the officer.

"What happened?" Twilight asked, which was the first thing that came right to her mind.

"Theirs not your concern, mam. If you need to pass through here, there's a detour off that way," the officer instructed, pointing down the road to another turn in the sidewalk. It may be a bit different, but Twilight had to find out about Nagisa, and she was off running.

.......

"YOU KILLED IT?!"

It took some trial and error, but Twilight did find where Nagisa lived, and she was quick to tell Nagisa the situation. And since this was Twilight Nagisa was talking to, he was clear to tell her about what happened to. For Nagisa himself, the attack did leave its mark on him, him still sporting a black eye and a few bruises, though not as nasty as yesterday. His eye had some bandage and a patch on it, but apart from that, Nagisa appeared to be virtually unscathed. Aladdin figured it out rather quickly himself when Nagisa came back the hour after, but Twilight took the information as a shock, mainly for the well-being of Nagisa himself.

"I didn't had much choice, really, it would've killed me if I left it alone. Or it could've gone after someone else," Nagisa said, a hand resting at his side, where his bruise was still evident. Twilight had to gather herself up before she could continue.

"But this is an actual demon! The police were there, and other kids and - and ... Oh, I'm just glad you're safe," Twilight said, trying to relax - though hard to do.

"I'm glad I'm not crippled after that," Nagisa commented. That's when Aladdin spoke up.

"You're very, very lucky, Nagisa. A Jizo is a rather high-ranking demon to meet for the first time," Aladdin said.

"Ranking? How high is it?" Twilight asked. Aladdin took a moment to think, scratching his head. Aladdin shrugged after a bit.

"Dunno exactly. I did hear that it is a very powerful demon, highly respected in Tartarus," Aladdin explained. Nagisa took this deeper in consideration more than Twilight did.

"If I did kill a demon that respected ..."

"Don't worry, it's just one. It won't be enough to bring around too much trouble ... maybe you should bring your halo blade around though," Aladdin insisted, giving the halo blade to Nagisa. Aladdin figured it would help him out a bit more if he were to keep that around in case something like this happens again.

"Aladdin, I can't bring this to school! You know what they'd do to me?" Nagisa gasped.

"... Take it away?"

"NO! Well, yes, but worse than that: they'll sent me to Class E on the spot for that."

"What's wrong with that?" Aladdin asked, tilting his head.

"Class E is "the end" class - the lowest grade you can be in. You saw where Class E was, didn't you? It'll be all over for me and whoever else is there," Nagisa admitted. Not exactly a thing he'd say out loud in public, but many students Class A through D would think of the same thing. Aladdin found it a bit unfair, but he didn't make the rules for Orora high anyway.

"That doesn't sound fair at all," Aladdin commented.

"It's just the way things are," Nagisa simply said.

"Well anyway, you shouldn't have to worry about more demons, Nagisa. If any come your way, just leave it to me," Aladdin assured him.

"You sure?"

"Sure I'm sure. I'd hate to see this happen to you again," Aladdin admitted. Twilight couldn't help but agree with him. She didn't want Nagisa to get hurt anymore than Aladdin would. As for Nagisa himself, he placed his hand onto his black eye, and smiled to them both.

"Thanks guys, I appreciate it. Hey Yugure, since you're here, wanna study a bit with me?" Nagisa asked.

"Oh, sure. I got your homework with me anyway," Twilight said. Aladdin usually was bored when it came to this, so he knew this was gonna be a boring time ...

~~

Hours ticked by, and the day soon turned to night. It was very late, and at this point, much of Tokyo was off and quiet, many people off to sleep for the next day. While Nagisa and Twilight had their night handled fairly well, Karma back at his house had a lot more time on his own hands. While Nagisa had an average apartment to live in, Karma had the privilege in living in an actual house: a three level house near the city, over in the suburbs. It wasn't too far from Tokyo itself, so a walk from there to home wasn't too bad. It may looked ordinary from outside apart from a fancy wall lining it with a gate to open for the garage, this house showed evidence that this place had some good amounts of money in it. Karma's bedroom alone had quite a bit of things in it. Karma's room alone had some signs of this: a high-tech DELL computer at his desk, a self filled with TONS of DVDs by his closet, and a signed poster of "Sonic Ninja" up on his wall, just to name a few. At the moment, Karma was in bed, only in his underwear, hands behind his head, and already fast asleep. No one else was in the house, although he still lived with his parents like most high school students, and unlike Nagisa. For Karma, he was slightly intrigued with the idea of demons and angels actually existing in the world, thanks to Aladdin telling them the day before. While he was intrigued, he didn't worry over it too much like Twilight or Nagisa , already coming to the conclusion that it wasn't his problem to deal with. Besides, why risk his own neck for something he wasn't involved with anyway?

As the night went on for the next three hours, nothing seemed out of the ordinary for him, and he was still fast asleep. He stayed asleep for a good while, until ...

*clank*

Karma wasn't woken up right away from the odd noise, but it was just enough to make him stir ...

*CLANK*

"Huh?"

That louder clank was enough to wake Karma up. The red head opened one eye, looking over to the door, but he didn't see much of anything, or hear much of anything after that.

"Parents must be home," Karma thought, before he went off back to sleep again ...

*Nya*

Nya? His parents did NOT go *Nya*, no matter the case, and he know damn well that he didn't have any cats. Karma, curious more than most, got himself out of bed and quietly began to step out of his room. Step, by step, he went on through the hallway, and started on downstairs, hearing something going on over in the kitchen. It sounded like some sort of sizzling, and Karma started to smell something cooking. Despite the situation, it actually smelled pretty good. But Karma knew an intruder when he heard one, and if this intruder thought he could cook up something in THIS house, well Karma knew it won't end well for whoever. He slowly got to the kitchen door, and quietly peered inside ...

Over by the oven, indeed something was cooking in it. On the stove, there was a pan with a Magikarp in it, at this point pretty well-done in the sizzling pan of cooking oil. While that might be normal for a afternoon supper, Karma also saw some other creature sitting next to it on the counter, waving a paw and making the pan move. The figure, which took a bit to see fully in the dark, looked like some sort of cat. A rather small, purple, long-tailed cat, which was happily cooking up a late night snack for itself out of the Magikarp fish. Karma didn't rush in at first, and in fact, began to go on back upstairs, more casually this time.

"Better let the bitch cat do its thing," Karma thought. Again, why risk his neck for something he wasn't involved in? If the cat did notice someone moving around the house, it really didn't seem to worry too much about it. Karma just yawned, went back to bed, and was soon right back to sleep ...

.......

For the rest of the night, Karma was undisturbed. Sleep was great, and despite smelling cooked fish through the night, it wasn't really bad. Morning was soon there, and light went right to Karma's eyes. It took about a minute, but Karma eventually woke himself up, though it was more thanks to the sound of his alarm clock.

"Damn it, forgot to turn it off," he groaned sleepily, his hand reaching out, trying to turn it off. As he was reaching though, he felt his body being weighed down to the bed. It didn't feel like a heavy blanket, or something of that sort, and Karma's eyes lowered down to see what was on him ...

A girl. A naked girl!!

Talk about a wake-up call. The girl was asleep herself, a smile on her face and under Karma's covers, looking like she was snuggling him. She didn't look entirely normal though, with her hair a bright purple, and what appeared to be cat ears. Karma felt her breasts push on him, squishy like a set of balloons. Maybe Karma should've done something about that cat last night after all. The girl was quick to wake up once Karma had moved, showing Karma her big, cat-like, yellow eyes.

"Morning, sunshine," Karma said, tapping her on the head to get her up and at attention. This girl either didn't know she was naked, or she didn't care much for it. Karma still was slightly pinned down by her, the girl rubbing her eye sleepily.

"Nya," she yawned. Karma managed to get himself upright on the bed.

"So, you were in my kitchen last night, I presume?" Karma figured, managing to get up. However, the girl got him by the arm, hugging it.

"Aww, don't go. I'm cold," the girl whined, giving him some puppy eyes, and sticking his hand in between her boobs. Karma felt his fingers get squished in her cleavage, and while it did feel nice for any pervert, Karma instead lifted the gal out of bed, making her fall to the floor. When this happened, Karma saw that she also had a purple cat tail.

"And who're you, kitty bitch?" Karma asked, as the catgirl got herself upright, standing naked in front of Karma.

"Me? Name's Blair," she said, not looking very scared of standing there like this. Karma got quite a good eyeful of Blair's curves, leaning back onto the bedroom wall.

"And you know you're naked, right?" Karma asked. Rather than act worried or surprised, she instead brought her arms behind her head, and made her boobs bounce a bit, winking to Karma.

"I'm sure you don't have a problem with that, do you?~" Blair cooed. Normally a kid would be on the floor with a nose bleed by now, but Karma had more on his mind with the overall concept of this person. Here he was, just being told about demons and angels, and suddenly a cat witch just pops up at his house. Karma grabbed the blanket, and with quick speed, got Blair at least wrapped up like a towel, so he could get his mind and hormones straight.

"Nice try. Now, what's a bitch like you doing stripping in my house? You in heat or something?" Karma asked casually. Not exactly the way to ask the question, but, it was a basic one considering who (and what) he was talking to. Blair had a slightly guilty (albeit cute) look on her face, playing with her fingers.

"Things had been getting nasty lately, so I wanted a nice place to stay for a while. Won't be too much trouble, right?" Blair asked, throwing in a wink at the end for some charm. Karma decided reality is a must here.

"You just broke into my house last night, ate my Magikarp, and woke up naked on my bed, and you pick NOW to ask me to stay?"

"I wanted both of us to get comfortable together, Karma -"

"How'd you know my name?" Karma asked, cutting Blair off. He had NOT said his name at all since Blair started talking to him.

"I caught you talking to your girlfriend earlier yesterday," Blair simply said, both sides remembering the short talk beforehand. Karma sighed.

"Nah, she's not my girlfriend. That's Nagisa's girl," Karma casually replied, hands behind his head.

Nagisa's angry face popped up on the right corner of the screen.

"She's not my girlfriend!" Nagisa snapped, just to have Karma flick him away out of sight. Blair, all of a sudden, wrapped her arms around him, making sure her boobs were pressing against him for good measure.

"Can I just stay for a little while? I'll know you'll get used to me, big boy.~" Blair cooed again, trying to charm her way in. Karma thought it over for a minute or two. On one hand, he got himself a sexy hot bitch to call his own, but on the other hand, he'd get bitched out by his parents if they were to find out. Even he had some form of standard, as odd as it sounded. Still, after a bit, Karma shrugged.

"Eh, alright," Karma shrugged. Blair was happy, and suddenly Karma's head was in between Blair's boobs again. Karma thought it over for a little bit, but then he got an idea, as a devious smirk got onto his face.

"Say, Blair. ... How about we have a little fun?"

~~

After that, it was business as usual for Karma. Lucky for him, it was the weekend, which means no school, so Karma had the day to himself. Normally that'd meant wandering around the city, doing what his gut tells him to do on a whim, but thanks to Blair, he decided to take a visit over to Nagisa's place. Nagisa was the only other person he knew with a supernatural roomie, after all. For Nagisa, he and Aladdin were having some breakfast, which was mainly some rice. Nagisa had healed up a bit more from the incident, his black eye now completely gone, though he was still slightly sore elsewhere. He and Aladdin ate their breakfast, when they both heard a knock at the door. Nagisa figured out who it was instantly once he opened the door.

"Morning, Nagisa, Aladdin. Keeping well?" Karma said, as he came in with a handbag tossed over his shoulder. Not a typical accessory that Karma would usually have on him.

"Hey, Karma," Aladdin said. Nagisa was going to say hello, but suddenly he felt a familiar shiver run through his body the second he came in with the handbag ...

"What's in the bag?" Nagisa asked, a little more monotone this time.

He had to ask: Karma tapped his finger on the top of the handbag, and placed it down onto the table. All Karma had to do was unzip the zipper on the bag, and suddenly an explosion of purple fog covered up the area. Next thing that popped up was Blair, witch hat on her head, but with a VERY tiny red bikini on her. Blair posed up, her hands behind her head, a cheeky smile on her face (tongue out for good measure), and a wink to her eyes.

"EEEEHHHH?!?!" Nagisa and Aladdin gasped, face immediately flustered. Nagisa jumped back, tumbling over his own couch, much to Karma's delight. Aladdin was left more wide-eyed, but still surprised. Blair and Karma found it funny, and Karma added more humiliation to it by taking a picture off his IPhone of Nagisa's shocked face.

"What just happened?" Nagisa asked in a daze. Blair turned back into her kitty cat self, hopping up onto the rim of the couch to check Nagisa out, and high-fiving Karma.

"Karma you're right, that was priceless!" Blair laughed. Nagisa shook himself back to attention, seeing Blair sitting there. If his odd feeling had anything to do with these, then he had an idea already on what Blair was.

"Karma, where'd you find her?" Nagisa asked, getting to his feet.

"Hey, you got a kid Magi for a roommate, now I got a sexy kitty for a roommate. She popped up at my place last night, eating my Magikarp," Karma said, a hand patting Blair on the head. Aladdin went right up to Blair next, looking her eye to eye.

"Hi little boy, you okay?" Blair asked. Aladdin looked her over time and time again, and was quick to get his conclusion.

"You're a witch?"

"Got that right, little boy. Born a witch, and always been one," Blair said. She turned into a human again to prove that she was all witch. Aladdin's eyes were quick to focus somewhere else though ...

And he groped her boobs. Just like that. Karma and Nagisa took a step back, but rather than get angry, Blair was laughing, enjoying Aladdin playing with her fun bags.

"Handsy little Magi, aren't you?" Blair giggled, taking off Aladdin's turban, and fluffing his blue hair. The Magi was glad Blair wasn't Emi Isuzu in reaction this time.

"Well your friend's happy to meet her," Karma joked, taking a moment to take another picture off his IPhone. Nagisa pulled Aladdin away by his long ponytail, trying to get some answers.

After a little bit, things had chilled out, and Aladdin, Blair, Karma, and Nagisa were sitting in Nagisa's living room. Aladdin and Nagisa were on the couch, Blair on the ground, and Karma standing next to her. Blair had changed up her outfit to actual clothes: a large witch hat, a black leather short dress, and long purple boots. Benefiting the witch look, to be sure.

"So, this is one of those witches, Aladdin?" Nagisa started.

"Yeah, that's right," Aladdin replied.

"Pure witch," agreed Blair. The first question was easy, but the next one was a bit more important.

"Where're you from? You said things were getting nasty where you're from."

"I lived in hell."

Blunt .......

"... Think you can elaborate?" Nagisa finally said.

"Oh, right. I used to live in Tartarus, actually."

Tartarus?! Nagisa remembered well that Aladdin said that's where these deadly creatures come from, and quick to get to his feet, and back away from her. Oddly, Aladdin was quick to correct things.

"Nagisa, wait a minute, she's not the same as other demons!" Aladdin insisted.

"You never met her before. And didn't you say demons come from Tartarus?" questioned Nagisa. Rather than answer Nagisa, he turned to Karma instead.

"Well, did she try to kill you when she met you?" Aladdin asked. Karma glanced to the sexy kitty before answering.

"Does being naked in my bed as sexual assault count?" Karma asked, Nagisa blushing on what he said.

"No?"

"Then she's fine," Karma concluded, Blair getting her ear scratched by Karma. She purred a little bit as he did this.

"But wait. Aladdin, you're from the fleet, and Blair, you're from Tartarus. Shouldn't you two ... hate eachother?" Nagisa asked, kinda lost on the subject. Aladdin's a angel, Blair's a witch, and yet the two seemed to be peachy keen with each other. Aladdin and Blair looked over to him.

"I'm a good kitty, really. Just because I'm from Tartarus, doesn't make me a bad guy. Why would I hurt such cute faces?" Blair cooed, hugging Nagisa, her boobs pressing against his chest. A blush came up, but Nagisa composed himself. However, then it was Karma who gave him a hand, and poked her on the head to get her attention.

"Well, now we got you comfy with my friend here, why're you hanging around here for? Said something about things getting nasty," Karma asked. Blair moved away from Nagisa, sitting down on the couch in between Aladdin and Nagisa.

"Well let's see now. I was taking a bath one day, enjoying a little bubble bath, but then some nasty demons showed up at my door. They wanted me to join them for something, but they never said what, so I refused. THEN those bitchy Devils destroyed my house! Can you believe that?" Blair griped. It was a bit rough to hear that she got her house destroyed. Considering she used to live in a literal hellhole, this wasn't sounding too far off. Blair groaned in annoyance remembering what happened.

"Hence why you popped up at my house?" Karma asked.

"Yep."

"Sorry to hear that, Blair," Nagisa said. Blair turned back into her cat form, and laid down on the couch. This witch needed a place to stay, driven out by her own kind for whatever reason.

"Well, looks like we're gonna have some more guests. Weird: we met Aladdin, Nagisa got some fancy knife, and now we got Blair with us," Karma monologued. When Karma mentioned the blade, Blair's interest peaked.

"Knife? What knife? Where?" Blair asked. Nagisa knew where this was going, so he walked to his room, and came back with the Halo Blade, showing it to Blair. Blair stared at the blade for a bit.

"This. It just kinda appeared one day, and it stuck around with me," Nagisa summed up. The annoyance quickly turned into glee, Blair hopping up to her feet.

"Yes! YES! You can help! WOO, I'm not hopeless after all!" Blair beamed.

"Wait, wait, help with what?"

"Get my home back, of course! You got the blade, you got a Magi, you can help me get even with those demons!" Well that surely jumped the gun a bit. Nagisa simply looked shocked by what she had said: he can't face demons deliberately like this, not at all!

"WHOA, whoa, stop! I can't face demons. I don't know jack about demons, and I especially can't fight one!"

"Says the kid who killed a demon Jizo two days ago," Karma commented.

"Don't push it."

"Karma, you can fight some demons can't you? You're strong," Blair insisted, shifting targets. Karma seemed like the type that would go and beat down a couple of demons. However, Karma thought otherwise.

"Sorry, but I'm not one to take high risks, especially with my life on the line," Karma summed up. Sure, Karma was no wimp, but he wasn't one to throw his life away for someone else either. If he were to act, it would be on his own account. Blair was disappointed, at the least. Nagisa apparently couldn't do anything, and Karma just won't do anything.

"Well, I'm not going anywhere until you do!" Blair decided.

"Fair enough," Karma simply said. Blair was about to make a comeback, but then Blair remembered what she wanted to come here for in the first place: to get a home away from home for a while. She said that, pretty much for nothing. ...

~~

Sometime later, Nagisa was out of the house, and over at the library. With some spare time for the weekend, and needing to study a little bit anyway, Nagisa had scheduled a visit to the library with Twilight earlier that week. It wads probably good for him that he did, because now he had more information to tell his friend about in the form of Blair. Nagisa and Twilight both were over together by one of the tables, a number of books with them for study, when Nagisa told her what had happened.

"Karma has a roommate now, Nagisa?"

"That's what I'm telling you. I don't know how much more of this "angel and demon" stuff we're going to end up getting ourselves into," Nagisa sighed. Twilight took a moment to think about it herself. She hadn't yet go through anything too over-the-top when it came to these sorts of demonic or holy beings, but it still got her to think over things.

"Speaking of which, did that uh ... "Jizo" incident get around too much?"

"I actually found it on the news after I got home," Twilight admitted. Nagisa didn't know what to do now, slumped over in his seat. Now this little stunt ended up on the news. Well, considering what kind of incident this was, it was come to expect, really.

"Why couldn't that Jizo just disappear?" Nagisa groaned.

"Actually ... It actually did."

Nagisa lifted his head to look to Twilight, surprised. Sure, Twilight told him yesterday plenty of workers were on scene, but the kind of damage it caused couldn't had been cleared up THAT fast. Twilight went back to recalling.

"I was passing by that same spot on the way over to the library, but there was nothing left. The Jizo, the workers, damage to the road. All gone, like nothing had happened."

"No way. You saw how much damage was there did you?" Nagisa questioned, not buying the fact.

"Yes, but look at this," Twilight took out her phone, and opened up some of her pictures to show him as evidence. Sure enough, one picture showed the whole scene while the police and construction was there, and the next ... nothing. No workers, no police, no jizo statue. Just one empty area of the four way road crossing. Nagisa went back and forth between dates, and each one was taken just one day apart from eachother, making this even more strange. Looking on the ground though, Nagisa could see one thing that wasn't there before: a sort of blurred mark on the ground. A little too blurry to exactly make out, but Nagisa knew that wasn't there before. It WAS, however, in the same spot where the Jizo creature had fallen.

"Damn. Everything's back to normal ... how'd that happen?" Nagisa wondered. He was glad that this didn't leave too much of a lasting impression, but all the same, it still meant either one of two things. One: the Jizo creature was still alive and slipped away, or two: something else took it away and removed the evidence during the night. Despite this, Nagisa gave a sigh of relief.

"Well, at least they don't stick around for long," Nagisa concluded, giving Twilight her phone back.

"See what I mean though? There's nothing left expect for that odd symbol on the ground. I only saw it after I took the photo, but I couldn't see it after that."

"You mean through your phone?"

"I mean through my eyes, I couldn't see it. no one else around saw it either," Twilight corrected. Nagisa took a moment to consider this. Whatever happened to the Jizo, some sort of thing happened to leave a mark on Earth. At least no one else could see it normally.

"I'll talk to Aladdin about it later. For now, let's try and get to -"

It happened again ... That same feeling he felt with the Jizo statue, and with Blair, started to come back at him. Feeling a shiver, Nagisa tried looking around the library, but he didn't see any sort of demonic activity anywhere, or anything similar. Unlike the two times before, observant Twilight saw Nagisa's sudden tone shift, and started to look a little concern.

"Nagisa? What's the matter?" Twilight asked. Before Nagisa could reply, suddenly, both students felt a sort of gust of wind rush by them, making them both jump in their seats. Neither student saw any exact figure, or cause of the wind, but strangely, Nagisa's feeling was quickly gone, as fast as it came to him. Nagisa just had no clue what to think, but looking down, he saw something else that came out of nowhere: a picture. The picture itself, placed neatly on the table, showed what looked like a symbol. The red symbol itself showed that of some sort of demon star, being encircled by some sort of lizard, or snake, with two small wings out at the top. Writing was also on the paper, but rather than any incantation, casting spell, or anything resembling such, it was actually a written name of what the symbol actually is, which included (much to their shock) the same picture of the street crossing, with a similar smudge that Twilight had taken earlier ...

Neuhuhuhuhuhuhu~