Misaki-chan

The neck? In which picture? =X Huh. Well, I think I got rid of that problem since I've improved greatly since then.

Of course, though please be constructive and polite about it.

(I never said we noticed, I just said there were a pair of eyes looking at us ) ~~~ "Pythagorean triple? What's that," Misaki asked Sakila, since she had followed her into the room. She knew what the Pythagorean theorem was since she learnt about it in math class, but she had never learnt of the Pythagorean triple that this problem was talking about. Though since the Pythagorean theorem was easy, I'm sure this will be as well... Sakila looked at her before answering, "Well..."

I say keep going. If we can't get the plot more in order at the three week mark, then I would say just end it since a week to end a confusing plot probably wouldn't be enough time.

"Tsukiko, Misaki. Check your vests, there's a speaker system on it." Misaki immediately looked at her vest, noticing there was a small button. As she pressed it, static was to be heard. Huh. Pretty high-tech vests we got here. I wonder how they managed to make it... Out of the corner of her eye, she noticed Sakila stabbing the key into the lock and turning it before exiting. She followed the girl out of the room, the place being bright and white. Jeez... What is with this place and bright, white rooms? It reminds me of a hospital.... When looking around, the first thing she saw was a door next to theirs. Sakila was up against it, whispering, "Ai, Rose? You guys in there?" Though it was probably a very stupid thing to do, Misaki walked up to the door before knocking loudly, saying, "Hey! Rose, Ai! Answer me if you're there!" Immediately, Sakila smacked her arm before scolding, "What are you doing?! Are you stupid? You can't just do that!" She pouted, "Why not?" "It could be a trap! You could get us killed!" "Well it's not like they could hear you whispering through such a thick door..." "But still!" While arguing, the door in front of them eased open. From the crack were a pair of eyes watching....

Misaki watched, wide eyed as Tsukiko burnt her file into ashes. "Well, shall we get going now? I have no interests of staying here anymore." She said and added in French: "Comprenez-vous moi ou dois-je répéter dans une autre langue?" She was surprised for a moment that the girl knew french. I didn't know that... Stupid, of course you didn't, you met her today! Nonetheless, though she didn't know exactly what it meant, she at least understood a bit and answered, "I understand you. Kinda. I'm taking french right now though I'm far from fluent..."

Misaki really didn't know what to do. The tension between the two was thick. And if anything, she had learned interfering isn't the best thing to do. But in this situation, their tension could be what breaks them apart. And that wasn't something she felt the group needed. Before anyone could continue, she interjected, "So, are we leaving now or waiting for those two to wake up?" The two girls looked at her before one of them gave an answer. "Sure, why not. They could be useful."

Misaki stood up and said, "I am. Probably the only skill I have that would be useful for us though." Sakila nodded before pointing at the door, "Good. Pick this, will you?" She gave a thumbs up before sliding a hairpin out of her hair. If anything, she always had a hairpin on her since you never knew when you needed one. She knelt down to the lock and inserted it in, jiggling it back and forth to get it to open. After a few minutes, an affirmative click was to be heard. She grinned as she stood up and put the pin back in its rightful place. "There you go."

Though it seems that the others were starting to wake up, they haven't done fully so. So at the moment, it was just Misaki and Sakila. She kept watching the others, hoping that they would wake up soon. "Misaki." She glanced over to her, surprised someone was talking. Sakila had already managing to get out of her bondage using her knives. I really do need to start to come better prepared. It seemed to her that more than a few people carried weapons on them quite a bit. The girl finished quickly before getting up and stretching, looking around while doing so. She noted, "These guys are better-equipped, it seems." All the while, Misaki watched her, hoping that she would at least untie her gag (though everything would have been better). It seems that Sakila remembered her when she glanced her way and said, "Oh, whoops. Sorry. Here, let me undo your bondages as well." It took only a few minutes, but soon the rope fell to the floor and her mouth had nothing in it. She gently rubbed her sore wrists while saying, "Thanks. Appreciate it." The other girl gave her a smile. Another groan was to be heard, this time from Tsukiko. Misaki grinned, "Tsukiko, you're awake!" She let out a moan/groan in response. She continued, "Here, let me help you out." Without really waiting for a response, she told Sakila, "Just borrowing this for a few minutes." before taking the knife out of her hand and going over to Tsukiko. Once she was free, she gave the knife back to the girl, who didn't seemed pleased with her taking her knife, but wasn't particularly angry. "Uff... That was extremely uncomfortable." Tsukiko streched her newly unbound limbs. She turned around, looking at her and Sakila. She asked, her tone on the slightly rude side, "What?" "How can you be so chatty and relaxed and weird all the time?" Came the question. Misaki was surprised that Sakila had asked that. She was a lot more relaxed than Tsukiko, yet she was the one getting asked the question. Maybe she hasn't noticed yet? Or maybe she doesn't remember... "First things first, who are you?" Came her answer. The the other girl replied, "Sakila." Tsukiko waited a second before saying, "Okay, I'm Tsukiko. And the answer to your question is: no idea." The room fell into silence as Sakila had a look on her face that she really couldn't describe other than distrust. I really hope that those two don't become enemies.... That isn't something we need.

Misaki rose from her slumber as she could no longer sleep. She saw that she was the first one awake, or, at least, thought so. The first thing she noticed was that she had a gag. Though it was loose enough to breathe comfortably, it was tight enough to prevent talking beyond grunts or moans. The ropes on her wrists were rather uncomfortable, the rubbing and squeezing irritating her skin. It was a bit cold in the room as well. Well, she was only wearing shorts and a light jacket with a t-shirt underneath, so no surprise. Due to the rope on her ankles making it hard for her to actually get up and walk around without tripping and falling, Misaki opted to do a bit of a skooching/crabwalk combo to get around the room, attempting to see who else was in the room with her. Right away she noticed Tsukiko and Sakila were with her, along with two others she didn't recognize. Well, at least I have some people that I know. She heard a groan from nearby her. She looked at the person, who had just woken up, and gave them a nod (the best she could do to saying good morning). They looked at her before returning her nod with their own. They sat there for a second before they heard a few more groans from their fellow captives. Well, at least everyone is up now.

(OK, I have to ask: what exactly is happening? I am so lost.... @___@)

"And your names are?" Misaki turned towards the girl asking, looking at her before saying, "Misaki. And yours?" "Sakila." "Nice to meet you." "Likewise." It hadn't been now that she realized she didn't even know her fellow kidnappees' names. She glanced around the room, wanting to at least remember what they looked liked even if she didn't know their names, noticing the fainted woman finally being up. Well that's good.