Disclaimer: I wish… but my wishes never come true, so nope, I don't own anything.
:Stares at marshmallow: Aww, every chapter I expect a flame to come, so I get all my s'more stuff ready, but them I never get anything to light my fire with. Come on! If you absolutely hate my story, don't just sit back and do nothing! Flame me so I can make my damn s'more!
Miriallia glared at them. They had come back fairly quickly, and had been sitting across from her ever since. Her gaze had been locked on them ever since. If looks could kill, Kira, Tolle and Sai would have died many times over in a matter of seconds.
Sai had to admit; Miriallia would have looked quite threatening if she wasn't tied to a clothes rack. They were all very aware of the hell there would be to pay when they released her, but it would be worth it. They now actually stood a chance of completing their list. If they did that, there would be a huge celebration, which would of coarse, involve shopping, and that would leave them with an extremely unhappy Miriallia.
Kuzzey shoved through the shirts and jeans towards his friends. "I'm done. We can start on the next one now." It would be risky, and there was an extremely good chance they would be kicked out for it, but what was life without risks?
"Alright, Sai, Kuzzey, you two come with me. Kira, you move Mir. Alright?" Tolle ordered, once again taking control of the situation.
"Wait, move me? Where are we going? What are you planning? I want an answer right now." Tolle just grinned and winked before ducking out of their base. Kira moved behind her and untied the dog leash they had used to tie her to the pole, somehow managing to keep her wrists together, despite her struggles.
Miriallia sighed when she was once again pulled into Kira's arms. He looked so scrawny. How could he be so strong? Sighing, she gave up on thinking and went back to struggling with her bonds. Oh yes, she would get out. She was the Houdini of the Cosmic Era. Nothing could keep her in –or out- for long. Glancing at where they were headed, she noticed Tolle jogging towards her. How come nobody was looking at her? Wouldn't anybody find it suspicious? Apparently not.
"Hey Kira, The guys need your help. I can take her from here." Tolle said once he reached them. Kira nodded and set her down on her feet, ensuring Tolle had a good grasp on the leash before he let go. They were treating her like a prisoner. It was actually kind of funny. "Aright Mir, you're not walking. Nope, too dangerous for a pretty girl like yourself." Tolle winked at her before reaching behind her knees and picking her up. "Wow, maybe I shouldn't have force fed you all those fries. I don't know where you put it, but damn you're heavy." Miriallia glared, and finally got her hands out of whatever had been holding her.
"Did you just call me fat?" She demanded, getting ready to show him that his kitten had some claws.
"Wha-? No! Not at all! I'm just saying you're heavy,"
"Same thing jerk-off!" She cried before pushing herself out of his arms. Unfortunately for her, she managed to get her feet caught in the leash, causing her to lose her balance and go tumbling to the floor. Tolle looked at her, and immediately deciding he valued his life more than his pride, made a mad dash to the area he had left Kuzzey and Sai in.
Miriallia groaned. When she got up she would personally see to it that Tolle never reproduced. Maybe she should pick up an extra sharp knife to do the job with. A voice distracted her from her thoughts. "Do you need a hand?" A rather soft voice asked. She looked up and her eyes locked with red. It was a boy, not somebody who worked at the store, a customer. He had amazing red eyes, and hair that was so brilliant she couldn't tell if it was blue or black, although most of it was covered by a white hat that she could only describe as cute. Smiling at him she nodded. He offered his hand and she took it.
"Um, thanks a lot, but I should really be finding those guys before they get us into too much trouble." She told him, sending him one last smile before heading off in the general direction Tolle had gone in. Whoever that guy was, she really hoped she'd be able to meet him again someday.
"Uh, I kinda lost our prisoner." Tolle sheepishly told the others. Sai sighed, Kuzzey groaned and Kira almost laughed.
"Whatever. I don't think she'll be bothering us for a while, but now, let's get this show on the road." Kira tried to reassure Tolle, while pointing at the six-man tent they'd managed to set up in a rather large open area. Tolle nodded and quickly crawled in. Kuzzey followed, and then Sai, with Kira taking up the end.
"Okay, who wants to recruit first?" Sai asked.
"Nobody ever wants to recruit. Why don't we just all do it at once? We can all stand on different sides." Kuzzey pointed out. The others nodded, and headed out. Tolle took the front, where he was bound to get the most people, while Kuzzey took the back side, hoping not to get anybody. Sai and Kira covered the sides.
"Come one, come all to the most amazing experience ever! For just one pillow, you can see all the wonders of the amazing tent of surprises! Just head over to bedding, grab a pillow of your choice, and then come on down!" Tolle cried, using his best 'announcer's' voice. Kira and Sai were calling similar things, while Kuzzey was just standing there, hoping nobody would notice him.
Tolle grinned like a maniac at everybody who passed by, but keeping an eye peeled for… that. "Hey! We've got trouble in aisle 7!" He warned the others. It was now every man for himself. None of them wanted to be caught by the sales associate who had surely been called down to check out the commotion. They broke away and ran back to the base.
A/N: Once again, I'm not too happy with this chapter. Reading it over, it's not as funny as I was hoping it would be. I'm pretty sure the last one will be the funniest; at least, that's what I'm hoping. I'll try to get back into once-a-day updates, but I've been loaded with homework lately, so no promises.
And a virtual cooking to whoever can guess who it was Miriallia ran into. I made it pretty obvious. I have absolutely no reason for putting him there, but I have a good reason for why he was there.