Note to all Readers: This is Meet Once, Meet Again's sequel. Please read that fanfiction before reading this one, or you might get confused.
Note to previous Readers: Thanks for reading this fanfiction too, I hope you will like it.
THIS IS THE SEQUEL TO MEET ONCE, MEET AGAIN.
All of our favorite characters return! (The ones that survived the first of course.) Sana is back. But with what surprises?

I sat on the windowsil of the townhouse in Greece, the window open to let in the nice warm night breeze into my room. About a month has passed since I left the Detectives and came to Greece, and so far, nothing interesting happened. No hidden memories to be uncovered, to reunions, no fighting. Just sitting there and waiting for information on our target to arrive.

I was thinking about how much I should retrain my group of spies on getting better information. Greece might be a great clue to start off on, but Greece isn't that small.

My room consisted of just an ordinary bed and a desk, covered with different tools, four rock looking things, four strings, and four pieces of paper.

In my hand, I held a crystal tied to a string, which I had just taken off my neck to stare at it. The moon which shone nicely outside this night beamed off the blue crystal, illuminating some parts of my room the same color. A knock came from the door, and a wind demon entered. I quickly closed my hand, hiding the fact I was staring at the crystal once more, as I had been caught over twenty times.

"Koenma has opened up the portal," the demon said. "He also told me that he wants to to go to school tomorrow."

I looked up from my fist, "About time," I said. "I'd have killed something if he didn't let me."

"That doesn't mean he'll let you see him," she said.

"Shut up Shiku, life isn't all about him," I growled.

The demon, Shiku, laughed at this. "That's why I find you every day at that window, holding the necklace he gave you, with a sad face-"

"I get the point. I won't stare at it anymore," I said, putting the necklace around my neck again.

I hopped to the ground, dusting my black jeans off. With a yawn, I grabbed the suff on my desk and stuffed it down my two pockets before passing Shiku out of the room. The portal had opened in the small backyard of the townhouse, large trees and hedges on all sides to block out the view of strangers. Shiku followed me down to the yard.

"Sana," she started to say.

I stopped by the portal and told her, "Look, this is important okay? Once its over, everything will go back to normal right? So, while I'm in Japan, try to find something that will help us."

Shiku nodded her head in agreement as I disappeared through the portal, leaving Greece and entering a completely new world, Spirit World.

I quickly went to report my arrival in Spirit World to Koenma, who was pacing up and down in his office. He barely glanced at me when I opened the door and came in. He barely said anything when I said hello to him. He barely even responded when I slammed the door in attempt to get his attention. I sighed, loosing my patience.

"Koenma, for the last time!" I said, then raised my voice, "SIR!"

Koenma jumped from shock at the presence in his office, and regained his normal attitude. "Ah, Sana, you got here."

I rolled my eyes, "I've been here."

"How are the projects coming along?" he asked, like he did every time I reported to him.

I sighed annoyed, and said the same thing I said everytime, "Fine."

"Good. I'm sure Shiku has already told you, but I want you to go to school tomorrow. But don't think this is a gift or anything. I did say you would go there when you weren't in Greece, but you haven't once stepped inside the school building because of all the work to do," he continued his speech.

"I know, so can I go now?" I asked.

-School, Tuesday-

I wore the mens uniform, as I refused to wear the girls. I stood by the entrance to the school ground, holding my bag. After some time, I spotted two guys coming toward the school that I recognized and waved at them. When they noticed, they started running toward me.

"Sana! We thought we'd never see you again!" the first guy said.

I shrugged, "It's been busy as hell really. Nice seeing you again, Yusuke, Kuwabara."

"So?! Tell us the news? You done your mission yet?" Yusuke coaxed.

"No. We got nowhere. No clues at all to where he is in Greece. Nothing has happened for the last month. It's only been training and working in Spirit World since day one," I said as we entered the school building.

I ended up being in the same class as Yusuke and Kuwabara, though there were no surprises there. I took my seat near the end of the room, next to Yusuke. As I sat down, Yusuke noticed that I had two necklaces instead of the normal one, and asked about it.

I looked down at the crystal and stone pendant hanging from two strings and said, "It's the normal. My pendant and Hiei's crystal."

Kuwabara turned to face us, "Wow, you stole Hiei's necklace?"

I pouted, "I did not steal anything!"

"You can't say that. You already stole stuff from the vault," Yusuke commented.

"That's in the past and long forgotten!" I said, tapping my pencil on the desk.

For lunch, I went up to the school roof and took out the items from my desk in Greece, spreading them out on the ground. I picked up a couple tools in one hand, and one stone in the other and started tapping it. Keiko came up with the two guys about ten minutes later, lunch in their hands. They sat down in front of me and watched me work while hosting a conversation and stuffing their mouths filled with food.

I spent less then ten minutes on each of the four stones before putting everything away.

"What was that stuff?" Keiko asked, curious.

I said, "Its nothing really."

Yusuke added, "They look like your pendant."

"Yes. They are replicas of my pendant in case I loose mine. With everything that's happening everywhere, I could easily loose it," I said, lying.

I received odd looks from Kuwabara and Yusuke, who knew I would never loose something that I would kill someone if they stole it. They did not question though, and the bell rang, signalling the end of the lunch break. At the same time, my communicator rang.

I took it out of my pocket and opened it up, Shiku on the screen. "What is it?" I asked.

"We have a heading. Demons in a forest nicknamed the Forest of Death. I've looked into the forest and found information on weird and unsual movement. Though it could just be ordinary demons, I checked the area out in case. There is something weird here. The air doesn't smell right, and the feelings you get from it are really creepy, I don't know how else to describe it, other than I feel no Spirit Energy anywhere, even though there should be demons," she said.

I looked up at Yusuke and Kuwabara, then back at the screen. "Okay. I'm coming. Rendevous at the townhouse, we'll start from there." I replied, and closed the communicator.

"Leaving already?" Yusuke asked.

"I have no choice," I said, opened a portal to Spirit World and disappeared through it.

In the next two minutes, I updated Koenma on the matter and had a portal to Greece opened and once more stepped out onto Greece soil, in the backyard of the townhouse, Shiku already there and waiting. Without a word, we headed out.

© copyright LahtoriReikna
How was it? I know there wasn't much action, but its the first chapter.
Next chapter: terrible truths could lead to another possible major downfall of Spirit World. Spirit Detectives mission comes.
Man, that was hard thinking of ways to make the next chapter look interesting without actually giving anything away. Ah, the suspense! I must type more! But karate calls.
Disclaimer: I do not own YYH, but Sana and Shiku are my characters, thanks.