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[[NOTE: Haru is still overseas in another country. So this is more of a email chat. ]]

The days before the school year started were always the most annoying. Especially when those you knew were already in school. 17 year old Haruko Neyrrehs slumped at her computer desk, staring boredly at the monitor. She'd already done everything she had for the day, and was now waiting until her brother's school got out so she could talk to him. Even though they had been separated as small children by their parents' divorce, and her mother hadn't really approved of it, the two had maintained contact through emails and occasional phone calls.

Finally she couldn't take it any longer, and moved the cursor to her email icon, clicking twice and opening the program. After clicking on his email address, she then proceeded to type a message:

Hi Leviathan.
How was your first day as a Senior? Did you make any friends?

She hit Send, and then turned off the screen, leaving on the volume so it would alert her when his reply came, and then went to find something to occupy her time. She was sure she had a new book around here somewhere.

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Leviathan was pondering on how to answer his sister's message, not wanting to make her upset, but nothing came to mind. He was about to start typing a reply in, until he heard the doorbell. He clicked the minimize button and closed his laptop, going to the door. He unlocked it and pulled it open, only to see Sherra at the steps. He was unsure what to say to her. The kids, like they had done to Cerras, was bullying him. Except with him, it was more mental than anything else. He wasn't about to mention any of it, after all, Sherra probably already knew about it. "Hey. What are you here for?" He questioned.

Leviathan took the papers from Sherra's hands, scowling at the sight of the work. He just didn't feel as up to it today, after all the drama and blackmail. He ran a hand through his bangs while he stared at her expression. "What are you thinking about?"

Leviathan glanced off to the side, his grip tightening around the open door. "I am fine," He said, trying to stay calm, his anger towards those students was building up again. They would throw insults at him, but he wouldn't try to fight back. There was no reason to. It wouldn't prove anything -- they already thought he was a bad person -- snapping on them wouldn't do a thing. So he just did his best to ignore them. "What happened is none of your business. so don't even try to get an answer out of me. " He scowled.

"You were concerned? Why's that? You hate me." Leviathan murmured bluntly. She had spoken to him before, but she seemed to be in quite a bad mood when doing so. It was a bit annoying. But the point being -- why did she even care? "I heard you cover your slip up. You don't have to put up a "cool" act you know. I don't care. And you shouldn't either. Who cares what people think? As long as you enjoy yourself... "
He had no clue where he was going with this; but for some reason he just wanted to see her open up more. Who knew.

Leviathan just listened, and thought about what she said. He smirked slightly. " Oh, so you really were concerned. Very rare from you." He mocked. Of course he was joking, he would never say a thing like that to someone, even when he was a bit of a loner. Just because he was a loner did not mean he was heartless.

"Is there anything else you want to talk about?" Leviathan questioned her, becoming quite serious again. She seemed to not take humor to any of this, being very serious herself. Ah, well, that was her choice.