Disclaimer: Woo. A second chapter. How wonderful. Sorry. I'm really tired. I went to bed at like ten and I got up at like…Ten thirty. I'm still really tired. So, anyway, here's the new chapter. And I dun own YYH, just Naru.

Naru was busy fixing her hair in the bathroom. The nice redhead – AKA Suiichi – had invited her to hang out at the mall with Yusuke, Kuwubara, and possibly Hiei. Though it was quite soon, she was quite fond of Hiei. He was so mysterious. She was like that – she loved mysterious guys.

She had her hair in a high ponytail. Her hair was…interesting to say the least. The blue streaks in her blonde hair allowed her to stand out from the crowd. Underneath the ponytail, her hair was completely blue, so when she had her hair up it showed and when it was down, it didn't.

As for attire, it was also original. She wore one of those stretchy belly-shirts, the kind where one size fits all. It was black with blue flames and gold dragons on it. Her pants matched, but weren't stretchy. They tied in the front and back, and when she moved, there were slits that went up her sides.

Grabbing her small black bag, she trotted out the door, but not before putting on her sparkly blue flip-flops. She rode the elevator to the bottom floor, and ran out the door. She was supposed to meet them at the subway. But…where was it?

Sweat dropping, she rubbed the back of her head. She chose one direction and began to walk.

"Wrong way onna," a bored voice said from behind.

Naru must have jumped three feet in the air, because when she looked over her shoulder to see who it was, she was hanging onto a tree branch. "Oh. Hiei, you scared me."

"So I noticed," he replied blandly. "Now, let's go. I want to get this thing over with."

"You hate the mall?" she asked.

"Hn…"

They walked in silence for a few moments. "Hey Hiei?" she asked quietly.

"What onna?" he snapped back harshly.

She stopped walking, shocked, but continued. "Never mind. You don't want to know."

"Don't say my name unless you have something to say!" He said, glaring at her as they walked down the steps of the subway. There was the eerie silence once more as Hiei purchased two tickets to the subway.

"You don't have to…!" she began. He held up a hand and gave her the ticket. "Shut up." She glared at him before walking to the escalator that led to the subway.

Hiei glared at the empty track. Naru sat down, and patiently waited. Hiei glanced over at her, then back at the track.

"Why are you here?"

Naru blinked, startled by the question. "My brother just hitched up a U-haul one day and said 'we're going to find a new place to live.' So far, hasn't been a house he likes… and I got tired of driving." She sighed sadly. "So, I told him to go away. Leave me here."

He stared at her with the cold, expressionless gaze for what seemed like an eternity. "Our train's coming," he said finally, looking back at the track. She stood up and walked to stand beside him. They were silent as they boarded the train, and silent as they rode, until there was a loud scream from a woman on the other train. Hiei's head instantly snapped up, his eyes narrowing at the creature that was ripping the door off of car. It was a huge werewolf.

Naru's eyes widened, then narrowed. What does he want? She thought angrily, crushing herself against the seat as it neared her. Hiei growled, but waited to see what the werewolf would do. The werewolf stared at Naru for a moment, before letting out a low growl. "You will be his. Someday, you will." She stared at the werewolf, before it disappeared.

Hiei stared. "What the hell?" He shouted, walking out of the subway.

"Please don't ask," she begged him.

He glared. "I suppose." But his curiosity was beginning to get the better of him.

And he was going to find answers.