Chapter 2:
Glancing up at the dark balcony above him, Romeo took a deep breath. Upon vaulting easily over the wall of Capulet's orchard at the back of the house, he had arrived under his love's room.
"Juliet…" he began…
…before a bucketful of water was splashed onto him, drenching him completely.
"……"
There was a sharp rustle from above, and the emotionless Juliet gazed down upon his Romeo.
"Get lost."
The serene Romeo's face merely cracked into a gentle smile in response. "Your exceeding beauty seems to break like the light of the sun in the east."
Throwing several roses, thorns first, at Juliet with a quick flick of the wrist, he continued his ruminating. "And the moon, which shines in the orchard with a faint light, appears to me as if sick and pale with grief at the superior lustre of this sun."
Bringing a single bright red rose to his cheek, Romeo ended his speech with a husky whisper. "Fear not…I am but your love, Romeo."
Juliet caught the roses with astonishing speed. With a leap off the balcony, he landed beside Romeo. Black eyes pierced into red ones.
"Don't underestimate the power of my jagan, fool!"
"That would explain how you knew where I am." The rose in hand was casually thrown onto the ground, as red eyes glinted.
"If you truly wish to be my sworn love…" A third eye shone, illuminating Juliet's forehead. "…prepare to die!"
With a blur, Juliet sprinted forward. Romeo's beautiful red strands turned into a shade of silvery grey, as the handsome man flashed a smirk at the rapidly approaching former.
"I'll love you to death, my Juliet."
Donning an apron, Juliet's cyan-haired nurse bustled around, dusting the corners of Juliet's room. "Niao…so much dust…how can he stand so much dust…" Upon saying so, she sneezed.
"Jaou ensatsu koku ryuu ha!"
Before the nurse could react, a bookshelf fell over her, crushing her to the ground. Swirly-eyed, the nurse groaned.
"Why does this always happen to me…"