"Waah... it's so boring!"

It was the weekend and Hina was... bored. There was nothing to do. Nothing good was on TV and Hina had already finished all the homework they had. So, they were bored out of their mind.

There was a knock on the door and then it opened. Sayo peaked her head in. She gave Hina a slight glare. Their loudness was distracting her practice.

"Do you really have nothing at all you can be doing instead of complaining?" Sayo sighed.

"There's nothing to do, Onee-chan..." Hina complained again.

"There has to be something." Sayo stated.

"Everyone is busy so I can't hang out with any of them." Hina stated, "Nothing is on. I'm done my work. I've read all the books I bought. There is absolutely nothing to do."

Sayo sighed. Of course Hina would be like this. Was it really a surprise?

"Well, I suppose if you'd like we could go check out the traveling vendors in the town." Sayo offered.

"Really!?" Hina practically ran over to Sayo in excitement.

"Sure. It'll be good to get out of the house for a while anyway."

"Yay! It's been forever since we've gone out together like this!" Hina was smiling brightly.

Sayo couldn't help but smile at how happy Hina was. They hadn't really gone out together in a while. Sayo tended to be too busy with practice to even consider it.

They both got changed into something a bit more presentable and then headed out of the house. Hina was happily skipping beside Sayo. They were happy about the outing.

"You haven't gone out as often as normal." Sayo commented, "Is there a reason for that?"

"Eh... no." Hina smiled innocently.

"What's up?" Sayo easily saw through it.

Hina sighed quietly, "Well... um... after I came out... there's been some... issues?"

"Why didn't you say anything?" Sayo asked.

"It's not that bad. I'm fine."

"Just tell me if you need any help." Sayo wasn't going to pressure them into talking. She hoped it wasn't too bad.

"I know. Thank you, Onee-chan." Hina gave her a big smile.

As they continued walking, Hina reached over and grabbed Sayo's hand. Sayo glanced over their way. Hina was looking ahead. Sayo rolled her eyes and gently squeezed their hand back.

It wasn't long after that that they reached the town. There were quite a few people around. Hina seemed to get slightly nervous. That wasn't normal for them. Sayo decided to tighten her grip slightly to try and reassure them that it was fine.

Hina looked over at Sayo. Sayo just gave them a small smile.

"So, anything in particular you want to go look at?" Sayo asked.

"No. Let's look around at everything!" Hina slowly seemed to be acting like normal again.

"Alright." Sayo agreed.

They browsed through all the stands. Hina refused to let go of Sayo's hand. Sayo didn't say anything about it. If it made Hina less nervous then so be it.

Thankfully, nothing bad happened as they went around. There were a few glances at them, but that was it. Sayo was wondering if it was because she was there. She knew people sometimes saw her as very intimidating.

If that was the case at the moment, she certainly wasn't going to complain. Sayo was glad people wouldn't mess with Hina around her. She just wished Hina wouldn't be attacked anyway.

"Do you want to go find a place for lunch?" Hina asked as they neared the end of the stands.

"Sure." Sayo nodded.

Hina smiled. They were bouncing around again. Sayo sighed. Hina was going to hit someone if they kept being so rambunctious.

To stands later, they were done. Hina tugged Sayo away. Sayo stumbled after them. Hina was happily pulling her along down the street. A few people gave them weird looks. Sayo wasn't sure what they were from.

Soon enough, they were at a cafe and sitting down. Hina was swinging their legs under the table as they hummed happily. Sayo just sighed at their hyperness.

"Calm down. You keep kicking me." Sayo grumbled slightly, "You're gonna bruise me legs."

"Sorry." Hina quickly stopped.

"You're a handful..." Sayo sighed.

"I know. You tell me that a lot." Hina teased.

"So... anyway, how are you enjoying today?" Sayo changed topic.

"It's been really fun!" Hina smiled.

"That's good."

"Onee-chan? Um... thank you for today. I'm glad we got to hang out."

"It's been fun. Perhaps we should try and hang out a bit more." Sayo replied.

"Really!?" Hina was excited by that prospect.

"If. If, you tone down the hyperness." Sayo gave them a warning glare.

"Aw... okay." Hina pouted.

"How do you have this much energy... I swear..." Sayo sighed.

"I dunno. I just do. Maybe I can give you some pointers on how to be more like me."

"Sometimes I seriously want to strangle you..."