Homecoming(social,open to mura/1 more)

Chiyo stretched her long arms as she exited the train. It was good to be back in magnolia, amount the chaos of a large city. Chiyo looked around. Magnolia hadn't changed much. She brushed her long hair to the side and blinked her icy eyes, a slow grin creeping across her face. She was home. Now if she could just find what she was looking for...

“Phew, the weather’s not that great today…” Mura expressed, while walking across several puddles on the streets of Magnolia. The weather wasn’t as “regular” as it supposedly was some days; the skies were covered up by a giant carpet of grey clouds, which seemed to cover the entire planet from his view. His stomach growled a little, which could be heard by the spirit samurai that seemed to follow him from behind. “Ehm, master… where are you going?” the samurai asked, “If you’re hungry, then the restaurant is over there…” Kyuken would point over to one of Magnolia’s many food stores called “Flounder”. “Nah, I’m not that hungry, Kyuken,” Mura replied with a smile, “I just need a place to warm up, you know… let’s try and go to the guild, shall we?” His feet would turn direction, when he suddenly spotted the train pass by. He was quite close to the train station, and the heating feeling from the train’s motor was weirdly pleasant. Without thinking about it, he moved towards the station and decided to make himself comfortable over there…

At the station, he spotted many people stand out; people from any corner in the entire country, all completely strange for Mura. The wind would begin to blow heavily, causing the rain drops to hit people’s faces a little harsher. His fringes would get blown upwards, revealing his Guild Crest on his forehead, while he looked for the train to stop…

Chiyo walked up to Mura. "Hey, do you know where a wizard called Takumi Yoshino might be?" She had seen his guild crest, knowing that he must know Takumi, or at least have heard of him. She flashed her brilliant white smile that made men go nuts, holding her jacket closed over her rather scanty gothic outfit.

While enjoying the heat from the train’s motor, he suddenly heard the voice of a woman calling him. She looked a little older than him, had black, smooth hair and appeared quite elegant. Her question, though, was quite surprising; she asked about where Takumi was. Did she know him? Perhaps a family member, or a friend of his? Mura thought about it for a moment, before nodding. “... Yeah, he might be at our guild hall,” he answered calmly, while feeling the rain drops hardening his attempt to get some warmth, “Although… how do you know him? Are you his friend or?” He scratched his neck a little, while the samurai spirit appeared beside him, astonished by the sudden beauty that had arrived. Without hesitation, he was already sparkling and kneeling to the young lady, holding up her hand with his auric palm. “Why hello, maiden,” Kyuken addressed Chiyo, “It’s my pleasure to meet you. My name is Kyuken, the ghost of the Heaven and Earth Swords…” Before he could end his sentence of bragging, Mura had pulled his spirit back from Chiyo, having a sweatdrop trickling down his cheek. “Hey, don’t bother her like that, Kyuken…” he spoke to him, while the sound of the train’s horns began to roar…

"I wouldn't, spirit. also, to answer your question, Takumi is my best friend, we've known each other since i was about 8. He and his sisters took me in when nobody else would." Chiyo shifted her weight, her slim body moving gracefully.

”So you’re like his childhood friend? That sounds cool,” Mura replied to the black-haired lady. Apparently, she knew Takumi better than he knew; an old friend of his, and his best friend, still. It made Mura think back to his life in Midi, where it was most likely Naka, who was his childhood friend. Despite being bound by blood, those two cousins were pretty friend-like to each other. Switching his focus to right now, he would continue: “Well, as I said before, he might be at the guild hall… you can always visit us.” With that said, he would turn around and fix his vision at a certain road that would lead towards the guild, Fairy Tail. “Although, I’m not sure if he’s still there right now… it’s pretty early, you know. But we can always check it out.” He would stretch out his arms and yawn over the train station, as the motor began to heat up again, hitting Mura’s face with a breathtaking, warm feeling. Just what he needed, the spirit mage got all his stress washed away by a bath in heat and smoke from the steam engine.

"Please. Takumi lives to be social. He'd probably sleep at Fairy Tail if not for Ryoko. Also, may I please have the pleasure of knowing your name, if I may?" Chiyo studied mura with those blue eyes that looked as though they were searching through a person's very soul.

"I hear you were looking for me?" Takumi walked up behind Chiyo, his white hair ruffled by a gentle breeze. The ice mage hugged her, his blue eyes sparkling with happiness.

“Eh? Oh, of course. I’m Mura,” he told Chiyo, after her request for his name. But before he could continue the conversation, Leo suddenly appeared. “Oh, hey Leo..!” he greeted him, spotting his welcome to his friend, “It seems that you really do know each other… oh yeah, let’s go over to the guild.” His feet would shake a little, not letting him leave this pleasant, warm place beside the train engine. Although, after a little while, he would finally have collected will enough to move away. “So… what’s up, Chiyo? It must’ve been a while since you two met each other, am I wrong?” he asked the lady and Leo, watching them as quite close to each other, “You should’ve seen our battle, me and Leo. It was absolutely devastating… I was winning, though.” His voice was quite cocky there, expressing a feeling of confidence and naivety.

"Not you aren't wrong about us not having seen each other for awhile, though you were clearly not winning, Mura. Admit it, Wist scares you." Takumi huffed at Mura with a look of annoyance. He had forgotten how annoying the other boy could be at times. "Don't lie, you are a rank above me, yet it was still a tie." Takumi was frustrated by the other boy.

chiyo laughed at takumi and muras banter. the young womans laughter tinkled like bells, sweet as music. "stop it." she said when she was done.