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Hidemi~

(Internet problem's fixed. I can finally type long posts without worrying about the "Aw Snap!" page~) --- Much to the group's surprise, a stranger suddenly approached them, a girl slung over the person's shoulders. Apparently, the stranger (who was a girl) was a fan of Misaki's. It seemed that she had brought to the group one of their members who had disappeared sometime ago. The stranger led the group to Hachiko's statue, one of the famous landmarks in Shibuya, Tokyo. "Weird, it looks like Hachiko's gotten...darker. Not quite dirtier, but there's some kind of darkness surrounding it that wasn't there yesterday." The girl said as she looked wistfully at Hachiko. "Well, there's something, like some kind of dark energy surrounding Hachiko. Gives me the creeps." She sighed, then began to walk off. "Good luck to you, whatever you got yourself into!" She walked off and was gone. Azura eyed the statue more carefully. She felt something strange as well. She couldn't quite point it out, but she was sure it was there. There was something off about the area, more specifically the statue, something that she didn't feel when she first went to the station two days ago. "People say this is an ideal spot to meet," Azura said. "Hachiko is a truly remarkable dog. It's amazing how faithful he is to his owner." "Honestly, in the list of things or places that could possibly be connected to KID's attack, this Hachiko statue would be one of the last in mind. But there must be some reason why the lady led us here, and it's likely to be connected to the case. I wonder how?" Azura wondered, still looking at the statue.

Cute drawing! <3 I like it!

Dear Anonymous, It's been a while. You still can't look me in the eyes properly even after all these years, huh? I wonder what's going on inside your head. Are you mad? Angry? Guilty? I don't really know, and I don't really care. I used to, but we all know what that led to, don't we? I just want to say thank you. I learned a lot of valuable things from you. I've learned to be more cautious with who I trust, more careful and meticulous when it comes to choosing my friends and the people I can open up to. I wouldn't be the person I am now if it weren't for you, so thank you. I don't hate you. I'm not mad at you. Time heals all wounds, remember? That fresh wound you left in my feelings is nothing but a scar now that reminds me of what you taught me. To be honest, right now the only thing I feel towards you is disappointment. I used to think that we'd be the best of friends and that it'll be you and me against the world. I never thought it would be you and the world against me. Then again, that was the naive little girl who used to trust so easily and was careless in choosing her friends. I don't know where she's gone now, but she comes back sometimes to cause me distress. I hope you'll enjoy your life. Now I understand (a bit) why He chose to separate me from you. He had better plans for me, better people who await me. And now, I'm glad to have them. I hope you enjoy with your "friends" as well. Goodbye. ~Your (ex-best) friend --------- Dear Anonymous, To be honest, I consider our class lucky to have her as our Science teacher. It's alright even if Biology is not her forte---we've been through those lessons over and over again anyway, and we're already quite familiar with them. We're lucky because that teacher is a Chemistry teacher who took Physics in her masteral education, and those are the subjects I expect our class will have a bit (or a lot) of trouble with. At least she'll be able to explain those concepts (which are far more difficult than Biology, in my opinion) properly since those subjects are her forte. ~ Your classmate -------------- Dear Anonymous, Thank you so much! ~A person who's glad she met you

Krag

"Kamehameha!" (Dragon ball series)

Agasa-hakase

I can't find them. Help me summarize this statement for my homework.

Pronoun.

20

14

Spaghetti.

Dear anon, Keep your head high, your chin up. Don't give up. Don't let anxiety consume you. Remember, everything happens for a reason. You can do it. ~Me

Drag....

Actually, I first watched Detective Conan when I was 5-7 years old. I think it contributed more to my logical side than to my violent/murderous side. However, I don't think it's a good idea to let kids who are just in their learning stage (toddler years) watch Detective Conan. Anyway, the older ones could let them watch, but in that case they should be very selective on which episodes the kids are allowed to view (preferably the Detective Boys episodes). Additionally, like User 4869 mentioned earlier, the first seasons of the anime feature some of the scariest/most brutal murders (like the one in the Mountain Villa Bandaged Man Murder Case) so it's probably best to skip those seasons/episodes. Also, kids rarely grasp the plot when they're still very young, so I don't think it's much of a problem leaving out the plot-related episodes that could be considered scary/brutal.

I'm sincerely honored to hear such words <3 She's imaginary (in a good way).

Hello there, and welcome to DCW! I hope you have fun here!

*dodges the alarm clock* *throws a vending machine*

Sorry, I didn't know someone posted that already D: Ueto Aya...

*Pats the person above me*

My singing voice sounds like a hoarse horse trying to neigh Do my homework for me, please.

I don't know Anokata's number...but I would answer it. What would you do if someone else ate your cookie?