"As usual at about six in the morning you can hear a rooster crowing. Somewhere off in the distance of Old Ibbekuro Town. I never really liked getting up in the morning, but I had my morning jobs to do. By the way my name is Kadota Kyohie I'm the deputy of the town." Kadota stretched as he got up and got dressed, and got the stove going in the kitchen to get the grits boiling. He looked around in the cabinets for flour, baking powder, salt, butter and getting the milk.

"I may not look it but I am excellent cook, I always make my biscuits fresh." He got the oven going and started making the dough. "Usually once I got breakfast going it was time to wake up the sheriff. Oh by the way did I mention that we live in the Sheriffs building, it's pretty big. The breakfast I'm making is for the inmates though. Me and the Sheriff usually, don't eat until after I get the inmates fed."

Kadota made his way up the ladder to the attic part of the building. As he poked his head through the large square entrance. He spotted his target, and sighed, "It's never easy waking up the sheriff, or should I say Shizuo Hawejima, the strongest man to ever live. People say that he can lift a 500ib bull in each hand. Well I haven't seen it, but he has lifted his horse before."

"Shizu… Shizu…." Kadota shook the man slightly "its morning it's time to get up, you still have to finish those papers for the mayor today."

Shizuo groaned as he rolled over in his bed and tighten the covers around him, "Just give me five minutes… or hours."

Kadota crossed his arms; this is why he hated waking up his boss. It was like waking up a child to do their morning chores. "Shizu get up the mayor will be by here at noon." Kadota yanked the blanket off his boss, causing Shizuo to roll onto the floor.

"Oi! Kadota!"

"Get up, make your bed and get dressed for breakfast …and work, we still need to talk to Tom about the twins today too." Kadota made his way back down the ladder.

Shizuo glared at where his deputy left, and grumbled as he got up and did as he was told. "What are you my mother?" Shizuo combed his hair and straitened his jeans and vest, adjusted his star and placed his hat on his head. "Another day, of Old Ibbekuro town and thanks to me it's been pretty quit." He said to no one in particular. He made his way down the ladder to his desk to finish those papers before his 'little deputy' scolded him again.

Meanwhile Kadota was back in the jail cells feeding the inmates. "Alright guys breakfast!"

"Heewee, if you aint a fresh ray of sunshine every morning Kadota-kun." This guy here his name is Jimmy Jackson; he murdered 30 people and stole all their money in just two days. Don't let his sweet talk fool you.

"Here Jimmy, today is your last day here." Kadota slid his plate under the bars.

"I know, to bad I's sure is gonna miss your cooking, and few other things." He winked at Kadota

Kadota moved on to the last inmate old man Timber, after a fist fight with Shizuo a few months ago he gave himself up. He used to be a doctor with a good family. Until a gang of bandits killed his wife and kids, burned down his home as well. He vowed to kill them all one day, and became an outlaw himself to do it. He did get his revenge, but kept running from the law after words. Why he became an outlaw is still a mystery. "Here Mr. Timber." Kadota slid the plate into the man's hand.

"Much obliged 'lil deputy' "Timber smirked

"Between you or the Sheriff one of you is gonna get punched for that nickname."

Timber chuckled, "Calm down, you know I just like to tickle your nerves. Let me see your arm."

Kadota unbutton his sleeve and rolled it up to a reveal his forearm was bandage. Kadota had been shot in the arm a week ago. When he and Shizuo were in a gun fight with the Twins. Shinra was out of town, so Shizuo rushed him back to the office for Timber take a look at. Thank goodness they keep some medical supplies on hand for emergencies like that. "It doesn't hurt that much, you and Shinra said it should be healed by next week."

"Yup and it should be, tell me any word."

"Sorry Mr. Timber none yet, but I'll let you know." Kadota left the jail cells and locked the door. They don't keep very many criminals in the building but they have 10 cells. Kadota sighed as he got ready to fix their breakfast in the morning. First he peeked in the office to make sure Shizuo was there.

"I'm working on it you just get to fixing breakfast I'm starving here." Shizuo never looked up from the papers he was writing on. He knew Kadota was making sure he was doing his work as always.

Kadota just chuckled "Yes Sheriff, I'll get right on it." Kadota pulled out a frying pan and got some eggs and bacon out. He always made a good amount of grits for the both of them to have as well. After about 10 minutes Shizuo was drooling at his desk, he finished the papers that were thankfully set aside for Kadota to proof read after breakfast. Shizuo ran to the table in the kitchen where Kadota was now pouring him some milk.

"As usual I never have to call you for meals." Kadota sighed as he sat down to drink his coffee.

"Yeah well, I need my strength you know." Shizuo shoveled his food down, "more grits please." Shizuo held up his empty bowl to Kadota. As Kadota sat back down to finish his coffee and breakfast the phone rang.

"Strange it's eight in the morning, no one usually calls till around nine." Kadota walked over to answer the phone. "Hello Sheriff's office"

"Hello there Young deputy."

"Oh great it's the perv" "Can I help Mr. Akabyashi" Kadota sighed Akabyashi is the owner of many saloons in this town. With a few other shady businesses that Kadota and the sheriff can't pin on him, but he is an all around good guy. If only he would stop sweet talking Kadota all the time.

"You just have the voices of angles, now when are you going to come on down and work for me. There would be more money in it for you."

"Mr. Akabyashi, Do you have an emergency or not?"

"Yes I do, my heart it is broken and the only way it can be fixes is b-"

Kadota hung the phone up to continue eating breakfast, today was just going to be one of those days.

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BGL: O.K. I had to put this up because I wanted some feed back to see if I should continue this story or drop it! R&R please