Well, well. The story's drawing to an end, eh? Oh, well. All in favor of a sequel, say "aye".

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Slayn's Point of View

I sighed as I walked out my door. The air was crisp and refreshing, especially since I was unconscious for so long. I stared up to find a full moon…and there to my three doors to my right lay my destination. I felt my legs carry me to Suite #104 of our apartment.

Monika…

Hugh's Point of View

Well, that wasn't a very pleasant chat with Viktor I just had. Oh, what the heck, I think I'll go see Yayoi now…we'll think of a plan…

As I walked towards Yayoi's suite, I saw a shadow in the night. It seemed to stare upwards, while I simply hid in shadows of my own. The silhouette looked familiar…but doubt rested in me. Him, up so soon? If something traumatic happened to me, I would be out for a couple of days…still, I'll keep watching.

This is bad.

Yayoi's Point of View

I sighed in exasperation. What can I do to help Slayn? Thinking so hard by myself is so pointless. Maybe I should go find Hugh…

As I walked out my door, I saw a shadow in the dark, and I saw some motion near the entrance to the apartment.

"Hmph, this is odd. Everyone so stealthy, hm?" I thought. What's going on here?

Third Person

There was a moment of silence in the apartment as three shadows watched each other. Then, the shadow by Suite 105 moved towards the one at 101. She stepped closer…closer, all the while drawing her bow. The shadow at 101 brandished a greatsword, while one at the bushes took out a fencing saber. Then, the first shadow lunged at the girl, who retaliated with a magic barrier. It pierced the dark, and the three figures saw each other.

"Hugh? Yayoi?" Slayn exclaimed.

"…this is awkward," Hugh said as his saber hung a mere 2 feet above Slayn's head, a split second from bisecting his body.

"Oh, Slayn! I'm so sorry!" Yayoi apologized as she lowered her bow. "I…didn't expect you be awake so early, so I thought…"

"Something happened to you," Hugh finished, hiding his sword behind his back with shame evident on his face.

"Well, neither did I. Raimy's screaming works wonders," Slayn said, winking at Hugh.

"Welcome to my world, Chief!"

Let's check on Viktor, shall we?

"Dah, this is taking too long! Stupid blabbering, whiny boy, asking me to restore Dark Lord's memory just like that! How am I supposed to do it without the proper tools?" Viktor exclaimed as he sent a pile of books flying.

"GAAHHH! SUCH A BOTHER!"

Viktor proceeded to pick up the books, but something caught his eye. A maroon-bound book with golden letters engraved into it.

SECRETS OF THE MESSENGERS – HERBS AND MEDICINES

"Fascinating…"

Back to our hot-blooded trio.

"Okay, what were you doing out here in the middle of the night?" Hugh questioned.

"Oh, I needed some air," Slayn lied, which happened to be surprisingly convincing. However, Hugh noticed a cream colored envelope hidden in his vest, and he grinned widely.

"Whatever you say, Chief. C'mon, Yayoi, let's go." Hugh said as he dragged her off. Yayoi was about to protest, but something about his tone made her think twice.

"Aaaahhh! Hugh, I can't keep up with you!"

Slayn only stared at the two of them. "…Hugh's acting even weirder than usual." He walked towards his original destination, and knocked on Monika's door. Then, reality struck him. It's like 3 in the morning! She's probably sound asleep right…

"Yes?"

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Empty chapter, nothing much happened, next one's gonna be good. Reviewers, please leave an email address so I can contact you! PLEASE! Oh who am I kidding? No one's reviewing this.