To Blue Eyes of a Wolf; thank you for your shout out. Means a lot.

Now on to some business:

-Next chapter should be up soon as you all know.

-That's actually all I got for now. Um... Anyway on with

Newsflash...Everyone hates Spiders.

"The Newspaper Club?"

In one of the private buildings at Yokai Academy, two students were currently meeting. One was a tall young man reading a copy of the latest paper. The other was a young woman who was kneeling before the man. Both of their faces were hidden from the shadows. The woman nodded at the man's question.

"Yes sir," she reported, keeping her eyes on the ground until the man permitted her to look up. "They're passing out their papers at the school gate right now. Naturally without our consent…"

"'Human world saved from tyranny of witches," the man read the article. He growled before crumpling up the paper.

"That gang of scum again. Who do they think they are, disregarding us and acting like saviors of justice?" He seethed.

"There's more sir," the woman said, glancing up slightly. The man's harsh eyes fell on her and she dropped her gaze back to the dirt.

"It seems they are growing more popular. That as you know is going to be a problem"

"The Newspaper Club…" the man spat. "They comes to this school and suddenly everyone is in an uproar like they're new heroes. Fine. We've let these renegades alone long enough. It's time we remind them who the real guardians of Yokai Academy are…"

The man tossed the paper to the ground where it burst into flame.

A few days had passed since the Newspaper Club's trip to the human world for spring break. Ever since their fight at Witch's Knoll, and Ruby's death. The rest of the vacation wasn't as much enjoyable as they tried to make it.

Once they returned to school, everyone was eager to get the latest issue done. The front page story was about their trip to Witch's Knoll. They felt like everyone needed to know. They were working the morning distribution. And it was hectic as ever.

"Oh my god they got another one!" One male shouted

"What?" Another one remarked

"The Newspaper Club has another babe!" He replied back

A huge crowd had gathered around the school gate. The source of the commotion was four beautiful girls passing out newspapers. Mizore, being insecure and shy was kind enough to pass out papers to people. Her real reason was to get Tsukune's attention. Tsukune, Kurai, and Yukari were passing out papers from the booth. And Gin was "supervising." Which in other words meant either peeping on girls or being lazy.

"Thanks for helping Mizore," Tsukune smiled.

"You're really a big help. But you know you don't have to." Mizore blushed at the praise.

"That's all right. I want to." She turned and continued passing out papers.

"Isn't it great Tsukune?" Kurumu giggled jumping on the his back. "Our papers are a big hit."

"Kurumu you don't have to grab Tsukune like that all the time!" Moka shouted annoyed.

"What's the big deal? Tsukune is mine," Kurumu purred. She hugged the boy tighter until a small kunai shaped dart struck her in the head.

"Keep your hands off my Tsukune," Mizore hissed, flipping another ice kunai in her hand while Kurumu ran in circles trying to pull the little knife out of her forehead.

Kurai and Yukari were laughing as they saw her went hysterical.

"How's it going guys?" Gin asked as he walked up to join his club members.

"It's going great!" Moka cheered with one of her dazzling smiles that made almost every boy in the crowd faint in bliss.

"We might actually be doing better if our president douchebag helped pass out some papers," Kurai commented, leering at the second year.

"Yeah right," Gin chuckled with an innocent smile. "That kind of work is just for the underlings…"

"MOVE!" Someone shouted.

The crowd of customers scurried out of the way to clear a path. In the middle of the path stood five students. They were all wearing black instead of the standard Yokai green uniforms. And they looked quite menacing.

One of the men wore a pair of spectacles that reflected off the sun covering his eyes, he looked to be intelligent, a calm individual.

The largest of the men was quite buff, strands of hair covered his right eye, and he kept a scowl on his face.

The shortest of the group was a girl with red hair that she kept into three ponytails, one on top of her head, and two on the side of her head similar to how Ruby kept hers. Across her shoulders was bō.

Another woman stood among them. She had pale skin, a voluptuous body, long violet hair, and evil-squinted eyes making her look like a sadist. She wore a skin-tight female black uniform; a pencil skirt, and a short-sleeved jacket.

And standing in the middle of them was a guy in a black coat with pale skin, long blonde hair, and odd dots where his eyebrows should be. His smile resembled close to that of a serial killer.

"Shit," Gin growled with a worried look on his face. "What the hell are they doing here?"

They all walked up to the booth, and the blond one stepped up closer. He bowed to them

"Salutations, I am Kuyou. President of the Public Safety Commission, we are quite pleased to make your acquaintance." He introduced himself.

"Public Safety Commission?" Moka asked nervously. "You mean the student police? What can we do for you?"

Kuyou reached out a hand towards Moka. In an instant, Gin had slid between the two and stood protectively in front of Moka. Kuyou's smirk widened somewhat and he motioned to the papers she was holding. Gin grabbed the paper from Moka's hand and handed it to him without hesitation

"No wonder he's being tense." Kurai thought as he saw Gin actually not act like a complete dick. Although Kuyou was in his human form, Kurai had sensed an aura stronger than that of Inner Moka's coming from him. His headache was starting to get to him again.

"It's definitely been a while since my last headache." Kurai said as he tried to ease the throbbing in his head.

Kuyou chuckled as he flipped through the pages. "I must say, your work is quite good. I'm impressed such a small group can do such impressive work. I just have one question," he smiled before putting the paper on the newsstand table. "Who gave you permission to hand out papers with these contents?"

In an instant Kuyou had swung his leg and brought it down on the table. The wooden slab shattered on contact, sending papers flying in all directions. The Newspaper Club and all the students gathered around gasped in alarm. The rest of the black suits merely continued to watch at attention, except for the violet haired girl that chuckled darkly at the display.

"Do you understand what it means when a selfish gang like you does whatever you please?!" Kuyou shouted as the papers fell around him. "We are the ones who protect the peace of this academy! And when you spread this filth it causes nothing but trouble."

"Just what are you doing?!" Kurumu cried. Without warning, the violet haired girl stepped forward and spat. A white ring hit the succubus in the wrist much to her disgust. The ring was some sort of sticky substance that Kurumu couldn't get off.

Kurai walked up to them. "What the hell's your problem." He yelled at them. Just like that something shattered against the side of his head. It turns out the short red haired girl had swung her bō staff, and it shattered on contact. Kurai flew a few feet back and fell against the debris of what was left of their newstand. He sat up as he rubbed the fresh bruise of his temple. He realized bits of blood was seeping out.

"You should learn better than to talk back at us." She said as she tossed aside her broken staff.

"I see the Newspaper Club is still full of arrogant lowlifes." Kuyou commented. "This is your only warning," Kuyou said turning to leave. "If you do anything without our permission again, you won't get off so easily."

"So easily my ass." Kurai mumbled to himself.

"Buh-bye…" the violet haired girl stomped on a newspaper one last time before following her leader.

Once she caught up to him, he turned to her "Keito, keep an eye on them and see to it that their little club is terminated," Kuyou ordered once the group was out of earshot.

"With pleasure sir." Keito replied.

"You both okay?" Tsukune asked once the Public Safety Commission had gone.

"Yeah, this stuff is just really nasty," Kurumu cringed as she tried to pull the goop off again.

"For a little girl, she knows how to hit." Kurai sighed as he used one of the papers as a rag.

"That was scary," Yukari said, still trembling. "Why would they do that?"

"Because they can," Gin sighed dejectedly. "You guys have seen firsthand just how dangerous this place can be. The Public Safety Commission is a militant group of students that were formed in order to protect the school. So they're basically the strongest organization in the academy."

"Back up a sec." Tsukune said. "What do you mean protect the school? They haven't done a thing!"

"Yeah, I know," Gin rubbed his head. "They hardly ever do. They've become nothing more than a bunch of thugs more ruthless than a Yakuza gang. You heard them say we needed their permission? What that really means is they want us to pay them off."

"How can the school let them get away with that?" Moka asked.

"Don't you get it Moka? They're the ones who enforce the rules in the first place," Gin growled in defeat. "There's nothing else we can do. Burn the rest of the newspapers."

"What?! We can't do that!" Kurumu cried.

"You can and you will!" Gin shouted. "Go against those guys and you're in for nothing but grief. Trust me, it's best if you don't get involved in old fights."

In a blur, Gin was gone leaving the others dumbfounded and a nearby Keito grinning ear to ear.

"Come one, come all," Kurumu called out with a smile, as she waved the latest Yokai Gazette for all to see. "Get the latest issue of the Yokai Gazette from yours truly, the Newspaper Club." She even made a seductive smile spread across her face as she winked to the boys, "And me."

In truth, the boys in the cafeteria were already drooling over her at this moment. At the moment, Kurumu, and Yukari were all passing out papers at the moment. But getting all the boys' attention by dressing up in sexy maid outfits. Kurumu was wearing a black dress that exposed her amazing cleavage, with a loose skirt ending at her mid thighs, white arm-length stockings, black heel shoes, white frilly apron with a bow at the end, as well as the right type of underwear. Yukari wore the same thing as well, only much more reserved for an eleven year old girl.

"This is a new low, even for you Kurumu." Kurai snickered as he watched they both lowered themselves. Kurai was there to make sure that no one would touch them. He would have refused if Yukari wasn't the one who asked him for the favor. "Besides, I thought Gin ordered you to burn the papers."

News Paper Club! Yahoohoo!" Kurumu shouted in an excited tone, as she showed off her maid outfit to all the guys who were watching which got their immediate attention.

She turned to Kurai and whispered. "Just stay quiet, and let us take care of it. If not, butt out."

Yukari on the other hand mouthed the words. "Don't go."

"Please read our latest, content-filled issues, everyone!" Kurumu continued in a slightly seductive tone.

Yukari was blushing from embarrassment, but was trying to stay composed. "Ku-Kurumu, this outfit is so embarrassing!" Yukari said in a flustered tone.

Kurumu winked, "Don't worry about it. This is only for today; we're trying to get more droolers… I mean, more readers for the paper."

As the drooling boys crowded the two, Kurumu added in with a small bag of cookies, "Plus, with any subscription to the Yokai Gazette, you'll receive a bag of homemade cookies from yours truly…" And then pointed to Yukari, "As well as a private fortune reading from our very own, Yukari Sendo."

Yukari nearly went bug-eyed by that, as she scolded, "I never agreed to that…!" But then stopped as she got the her attention, "Uh, Kurumu? I hate to say it, but I think we need a new approach."

She looked confused by her, as Yukari pointed to the crowd. They all suddenly ignored the girls, and were now drawn to a different trio of girls. Their leader was a beauty with a long black hair cut bowl style, with brown eyes, pale skin, and a slender figure. She also wore a blue tie on bikini.

Another girl had a slender body as well; a redhead with shoulder length hair, and green eyes, and wore a green tie on bikini as well.

And their third companion was a short-haired blonde with her bangs curled and wavy, wearing glasses to shield her blue eyes. She looked like a shy nerd of sorts, but didn't seem shy, as she wore nothing but a revealing red bikini like her friends.

"Here at Yokai Square newspaper, with every subscription," the Raven-haired girl smirked, flashing pictures of her and her friends, in the bikinis, doing sexy poses, as she winked, "You get a collection of me and my girls in the most sexy and intimately revealing scenes and poses. Just don't use them for any funny business, okay?"

The crowds roared all around them, shouting out, "YEAH! YOKAI SQUARE IS THE BEST!"

As the new newspaper club was gaining much praise, the Yokai Gazette just stood there, sweat dropping in defeat. Kurumu, Yukari and Kurai were all just staring in disbelief at what they were seeing right in front of them.

"Hey...is that legitimate?" Kurumu asked no one in particular.

"Forget 'legitimate' they're actually doing it!" Yukari answered in disbelief as well.

Kurai pushed his through the crowd and came back a minute later with one of their papers. He also got one of the pictures.

"Did you really have to get the pictures too?" Kuruumu snatched the photo and ripped it to shreds.

"Excuse me for being a guy." He said in his defense.

Kurai flipped through the pages, looked to Kurumu, and asked, "Yokai Square? You ever heard of them?"

"Not in the least," Kurumu dumbfoundedly replied, but burned with rage and determination, as she fist-pumped, "But it doesn't matter! If they can get that many boys by just wearing skimpy swimsuits, then we'll do the same! And if that doesn't work, we'll wear nothing but bed sheets for all those perv… I mean, readers!"

Kurai pinched the bridge of his nose as he felt a headache coming. "There's no stopping you, is there?"

"You got that right," Kurumu replied before they turned back to see the girls continuing to attract more guys.

"Everyone, who has the most interesting newspaper?" the girls asked.

"YOKAI SQUARE!" All the guys cheered with arms raised.

"Dammit! We can't lose here, Yukari! Let's go with a more embarrassing, even sexier outfit... or none at all!" Kurumu started, and turned to face the young witch… but stopped to see some ugly nerd gazing at the young witch.

"You're so cute! I think your flat chest is so much better than the swimsuits..." the creepy nerd said as he started getting closer and closer to Yukari, until she couldn't take it anymore.

"NO!" the young witch said as she started running away but the nerd went after her telling her to wait up. Before he made it out the door, Kurai had grabbed him by the back of his shirt collar. Kurai gave him an unsettling smile.

"Lets go have a talk." Kurai dragged him out from the room as the nerd struggled against him. No matter what, he knew he was about to get his ass kicked.

Yukari, who was unaware of Kurai's act of standing up for her, was weeping from the creepy advancement from the pervert. Kurumu was patting her on the shoulder, in her way to comfort the little witchling.

"He was just so creepy," Yukari managed to whimper out loud. Kurumu patted her on the shoulder.

"Don't worry, Yukari." The little witch seemed relieved by that, but paled as Kurumu stood up and pointed out. "Because we're gonna wear even skimpier outfits… or nothing at all for that matter!"

"As much as I'd love to see that, I'm gonna have to decline on that idea." A voice said

The two girls looked to the door, and saw it was Gin that had said that. And with him were Tsukune, Moka, Kurai and even Miss Nekonome.

The cat-woman teacher nodded. "I'm afraid Gin's right, girls. The last thing we need to do is cause a war with this Yokai Square showing up."

Kurumu huffed, causing Miss Nekonome to chringe in fear, as she galred at Gin, "Gin, you rat! Why'd you…?"

"Gin had nothing to do with telling the teach the situation," Tsukune replied, as he confessed, "I did." All the girls looked in shock, as Tsukune explained, "I mean, aside from being our team's Peeping Tom, he's still the Editor in Chief, and Club Captain."

"So what? Are you saying you're giving up, Tsukune? What happened to the guy who stood up for what he believed in was right," Kurumu shot back, "I mean, they're not even a legitimate newspaper club! All those talentless twits do is flaunt around in skimpy bikinis."

"You were gonna do the exact same thing," Yukari mumbled, "So isn't that calling yourself somewhat of a hypocrite?" But all she earned was a back hand to her butt, as Yukari whelped, "Owie, owie, owie…!"

After that little moment, everyone sat down, as Gin explained, "I think the Security Committee's behind this new paper popping up."

Kurai eyebrowed at this, as he asked. "But why the fake paper? I thought reporting the news was our job? So why target us?"

"My guess is that we've become a bit more popular, what with so many popular girls in the group," Gin pointed out to everyone, including Mizore who hid under the table. "And because of that, they feel like were a threat to them."

"Why would they be threatened by us?" Moka asked.

Gin gave a somewhat wolfish growl, to everyone's surprise he slammed his fists on the table. "It doesn't matter. I want these papers burned by the end of the day. That is an official club order."

He got up and left without another word. Everyone was quite shocked at how serious he sounded.

Kurumu and Tsukune left with all the papers to burn them. Leaving everyone else to do what they want.

"What should we do now?" Yukari asked.

"I'm not sure," Moka replied. "What do you think Mizore? Mizore…?"

Everyone looked around to realize she had disappeared.

"How does she keep doing that?" Kurai questioned

"All right Kurumu, spill."

"I don't know what you mean," Kurumu huffed as she led Tsukune around the school.

"Don't lie to me," He raised his voice to let her know he was serious. "If there's one girl in this group I can always read, it's you."

Kurumu's cheeks turned pink. "And why is that?"

"Are you kidding? You're more energetic than Yukari, it's easy to tell when you're depressed," he replied with a comforting smile. It didn't last long however, and his face hardened again. "But don't go changing the subject."

Kurumu sighed in defeat. "You, Moka, and everyone at the club are the only real friends I ever had," she said solemnly. "We made these together. And to have those goons trample them underfoot like that…! I- I won't forgive them…"

Tears welled up in Kurumu's eyes as she looked down at the stacks of newspapers in her hands. She gripped them tighter almost as if they were the most important thing she possessed. Tsukune walked over and took one of the stacks from her before walking away. The furnace was nearby and she was afraid he was going to burn them as Gin had ordered.

"Are you coming?" Tsukune asked. "We need to finish handing these out before class starts."

"Tsukune…" Kurumu blushed before hurrying after the boy. "Right behind you."

Before Kurumu could catch up, a white stream struck the papers she was carrying and ripped them from her hands.

"You really are just too stupid!"

"You…!" Kurumu shouted at the sight of Keito. The girl was standing on top of a piece of thread that was connected to two trees. She looked down on the pair with a wicked smile.

"So you really plan to disobey us," she chuckled, jumping down to the ground. "Shame, shame…"

"Why the hell are you doing this?" Tsukune shouted, his anger rising. "We never did anything to you."

"Oh please," Keito shot back. "Your club has always been full of idealistic bastards that think they can change the world. They went against us countless times just like you're trying to do now. That's why last year we decided to… 'purge' your worthless little club."

"What do you mean 'purge'?" Tsukune asked, afraid of what the answer might be. Keito's depraved smile just grew all the wider.

"You sick bitch," Kurumu growled.

"Sick?!" Keito shrieked as if she'd just been slapped. She seethed as her eye twitched. "WHO DO YOU THINK YOU'RE TALKING TO!"

"NO!" Kurumu cried as Keito tossed her papers into the nearby furnace. Her eyes watered as she watched all the hard work that she and her friends had done reduced to ash. Tsukune ran to try and get them out but all of a sudden was lassoed by more sticky thread, and was thrown over a tree by Keito. He was now hanging and bouncing around in the air

"It's okay Tsukune, i'll get you down!" Kurumu cried as she ran over to help him.

All of a sudden the three bikini girls from earlier bum rushed her and tackled her to the ground.

"I don't think so." The red haired one said.

"No one will help him now." The black haired one added.

"Because those are our mistresse's orders" The blondie finished.

"Mistress? Orders." Kurumu thought as they pinned her to the ground.

It was as if Keito could read her mind. "Yes. These girls were members of former clubs that went against the Safety Commission. They started listening to me when I injected them with my venom."

The three girls changed their forms as butterfly wings sprouted from their backs and masks appeared over the upper half of their faces with pointed noses and insectoid eyes. Antennae sprouted from their foreheads as well.

Keito smirked, as she licked her lips seductively, "But a little injection of my venom changed all that."

Keito also began to change. Her limbs shifted and changed, the lower half of her shirt opened. Six long black and yellow spider legs wormed their way out of a sickening hole in her stomach just under her breasts. The legs squirmed around menacingly searching out the woman's target.

"You two look like you've never seen a Jorōgumo before." Her sadist like smile widened.

Quick Monster Fact:

A Jorōgumo is a spider monster that takes the form of a women. It has been known in Japan since ancient times. Her appearance is very beautiful, and she uses it to mystify men and eat them. She makes sticky threads within her body which she uses to strangle and take her prey.

"That is wrong in more ways than one." Kurumu gagged.

"Shut up you worthless scum," Keito crawled toward Tsukune on all six legs. As she did, her enormous grin reached almost to the back of her head. Her teeth became fangs and four fang-like appendages ripped their way out her jaw and a second pair of eyes opened to stare hungrily at him.

Suddenly, the webbing froze and became brittle. "What the hell?!" Keito shrieked.

"Bout time," Tsukune grinned. With a quick surge of strength, he had shattered the frozen threads and landed on his back.

"What happened?" Kurumu asked as she struggled with the insect brigade.

"You have to ask?" Tsukune smiled. With that, Mizore appeared from behind the tree, startling the succubus.

"You knew?" Mizore asked, a slight pink in her cheeks.

"I told you, I always know when you're following me. I'm just surprised it took you so long."

"Sorry…"

"Just shut up!" Keito snarled almost hysterical now. "Another one of you just means more for me to drain dry.

"Make that another four." Mizore said as she pointed behind Keito.

The spider woman turned to see Moka, Yukari, and Kurai running up towards them. Yukari waved her wand and three golden washtubs fell on the three insect girl's heads. Knocking them out, and freeing Kurumu.

"Thanks Yukari." Kurumu said.

While Keito was distracted Tsukune snuck past her and joined his friends. Mizore appeared behind the tree near them.

"That's it. I'll just kill you all!" As she talked, her enormous grin reached almost to the back of her head. Her teeth became fangs and four fang-like appendages ripped their way out her jaw and a second pair of eyes opened to stare hungrily at him.

Kurai turned and covered his eyes. "Oh, Oh, Oh jeez. I'm sorry can you not look at me." He tried not gag.

Kurai stepped up to the revolting monster. "Let me at least show you how to make a spider monster look good.

With that eight long spider legs ripped from the back of Kurai's shirt. Six of the legs held him in the air, while one on each side jabbed the air looking like punches. His face hadn't changed unlike Keito.

"Now shall we dance, my young widow." He teased at her.

Keito hissed and lunged at Kurai. But the he scurried away and clung to the branch of a nearby tree. "Too slow!"

"Get down here!" Keito roared.

Both spiders were grappling with each other, trying to subdue the other. Kurai used his agility and lower body strength and kicked her against a tree. Keito scrambled away to escape a tree shattering swipe from one of Kurai's legs.

"Running away?" Kurai cackled, "And you were talking so big before!" Keito spat a stream of venom at Kurai who leapt away to avoid it. The acid burnt into the ground, causing the area to bubble and sizzle.

Kurai lunged at Keito who spat webbing at him. He bounded out of the way and stuck to a tree. "Nice webbing! Try mine!" He aimed his hands and fired a string of webbing that hit Keito in the face. "Nice! Now I don't have to look at you ugly mug!"

Before he could make another jump at her, he was distracted by the blinding light coming from behind him. He turned to see Inner Moka standing. Tsukune held the Rosary in his hand. How he managed to pull it, he'll never know.

Moka walked up to Kurai and glared at Keito. "That is the ugliest thing I've ever seen. If I wasn't fighting, I'd probably barf."

"Disgusting, i'll show you. Compared to Kuyou, you're nothing but a jo.." Before she could finish, a web wrapped around her mouth, more web twirled over and around her until she was wrapped in a ball of web.

"MMMFFF HMPH!" She muffled as she struggled against her bindings.

"Hey, Moka, ever played soccer?" asked Kurai as he tugged on the web string connecting him to the Keito ball.

"No, but I'm a quick learner," she said with a fanged smile.

Keito managed to remove the webbing from her mouth."W-Wait! Let me go! I-If you do… I-I-I promise I won't tell Kuyou!" She finally struggled enough, as she nearly cried out, "What do you say?"

Kurai smirked and pulled on the string, sending Keito flying towards them. Moka drew her leg back and kicked the Keito ball. "Know Your Place!"

"I think I do!" Keito screamed as she rolled away.

"What?!" Kuyou roared in anger. "Keito was defeated?"

"Yes sir," one of his subordinates said, cowering at his leader's fury.

"That damn newspaper club," Kuyou seethed, his gold eyes burning with hatred. "So they plan to defy us to the end, do they? Fine, then their end it will be. This time we leave no one left. I'll kill the scum with my own hands!"

"Don't you think that could be problematic?"

The Public Safety Commission was startled by the strange, feminine voice. The lower ranked soldiers jumped in front of their leader to defend him if need be.

"Even the enforcers can't just destroy a club for no reason," the voice purred vainly.

"Who are you and how did you get in our headquarters?" Kuyou growled.

"Although I might know of a way you could go after them…" the woman said, ignoring him. She stepped forward in the dim light. Though her face was still covered by shadow Kuyou could make out what she was wearing. It was a flowing white dress that reached all the way to her feet.

"Before you take out the roaches, maybe you should handle the rat first." She smirked in the darkness.

"What are you getting at?" Kuyou barked at her. The woman took out a picture from her dress and tossed it to Kuyou. Who caught it in his fingers. "If you promise to take care of this, i'll give you one last piece of information that you might like.

Kuyou eyed the picture and smirked. "Sounds fair, now what is it?

"There's a chance," the woman continued, "that one of the members of the Newspaper Club Tsukune Aono... is a human."

A brief look of shock crossed Kuyou's features. "Really…?" he said, a feral grin spreading over his lips. "That's very interesting…"

A few things:

1) I thought of a love interest for Kurai, but I really could use ideas from the reviewers. Hit me up with Reviews, PMs. It could help out a lot.

2) I'm gonna veto the Shinigami love interest, I got a better thought in mind.

3) I was hanging at Barnes and Noble yesterday, and I found the Manga for this, again I remembered most of it. And I didn't have enough to buy it. Still no internet. Sucks...

4) To Dage, if you're reading this, read the Author's Note at the end of Chapter 8.