Yami walked into the dinning room to hear giggling.

"What are you two planning?"

Both kids looked up.

"We're not planning anything, big brother." Maura said.

"Oh, really I'm not sure I buy that. What was all the giggling about?" Yami asked, sitting down.

"N-nothing big brother." Mokuba said.

"Mokuba you know better than to lie."

"I'm n-not lying."

"He's not. We were talking about this guy we saw the other day."

"What guy where?"

"It was after one of the shows, we were watching them clean up. I think you and Seto were talking. He spotted us and waved and started doing funny tricks and things." Maura said.

"Was he a clown?" Yami asked as Seto came in and sat down.

"Was who a clown?" Seto asked.

"The kids claimed there was a guy cleaning up after the show and that was trying to make them laugh."

"I don't remember anyone. But then again I don't guess I was really watching the stage after the show." Seto said.

"No, he wasn't a clown or at least he wasn't dressed like one." Maura said.

"Did he act like he wanted you to come to him?" Yami asked.

"Not that I noticed." Maura said.

"Mokuba, did you get the impression he wanted you to come to him?"

"W-what?"

"What Yami meant was did he act like he wanted you to go over to him?" Seto corrected.

"I d-don't think so. H-he waved at us and m-made funny faces but h-he never tried to get us to go to him."

Then breakfast was served and they headed out. The fair was huge so they decided to do the half of the park they didn't the day before.

They came up on a ride that Seto and Yami felt was more designed just for the kids and let them go off on their own. You climbed up some stairs, cross a rope bridge then go down a slide.

As Seto and Yami were watching the kids, a man came up behind them.

"My king? Master Atemu?"

Seto and Yami turned around and were surprised to see who it was.

"Mcentee, nice to see you again." Seto said.

"As it is you my king. I was saddened the day my wife forced me to quit your service. It was an honor to serve you and as leader of your search party for so many years."

"We too were sad to see you leave." Yami said.

"My wife insisted that I settle down to raise our family."

"I understood then as I do now." Seto said.

"I was sad that I never completed my mission to help you find your brother."

Before anyone could say anything else, two kids came running up.

"Can we go on that ride now?" Maura asked, pointing to another one.

Yami and Seto looked at it and paled. It wasn't exactly a scary ride, it just didn't appeal to them much. It was a really tall slide. The slide itself was wrapped around this thick pole a couple of times then stretched out and down.

Mokuba noticed the same look when he asked to ride his favorite. "I-it's not dangerous!"

"I could debate on that one." Seto said.

"How can it be dangerous?" Maura asked.

"Please big brother?" Mokuba asked, hugging Seto.

Seto of course finding it hard to say no caved in. "Fine, go play on the ride you were just on a couple of more times while we talk to this man then we'll go."

Mokuba squeezed him tight. "Thank you big brother!"

Maura looked at Yami. "Go on, you heard Seto, we'll go soon."

Maura hugged him. "Thank you big brother!" Then she ran off to catch up with Mokuba.

Mcentee stared after the two kids. Then he smiled. "My king, is that really your brother you found him?"

Seto smiled. "As a matter of fact I did."

"That's great! You know it's strange he reminds me of…never mind."

"Reminds you of who?" Yami asked.

"Well let's see, the boy would have been about 7 I believe. It was just about the same time my wife forced me to quit and help her raise my son. I remember a boy like him though."

"What made him important?" Seto asked.

"It was his eyes."

"His eyes?" Yami questioned.

"Yes, you see I came upon this house and saw him. I couldn't help but notice his resemblance to the late queen Anzu. I went up to talk to him when a nosey little brat with green hair pulled the boy away before I could talk to him. The kid's eyes were haunting. They almost seemed to be crying out. Begging me to take him and save him. I always regretted not doing something to help him, to see what was wrong, to see if there was some way to help him."

"Why didn't you ask him?" Yami asked.

"I never got the chance, this woman came out and pulled the green hair kid to her and claimed that he belonged to her and I had no business there. I tried to explain but she wouldn't let me get a word in edgewise."

'Hmph, sounds just like that witch stepmother of Mokuba's. Wait he said green hair…Noah!'

"Why didn't you at least report this to me?" Seto asked.

"I was going to my king, but Mr. Johnson told me not to. He told me there was no evidence to suggest the kid was the missing prince. I told him that you wished to be informed of every child that bore even a slight resemblance to his mother, the late queen, him or the late master king. I informed him that you wanted to investigate and determine on your own if the child was or wasn't the boy you were looking for."

"What did he say?" Yami asked.

"He said he would take care of it and inform you. I didn't like it but who was I to question him?"

Seto growled slightly, not liking the fact that he could have had Mokuba with him years ago if he'd only been informed of this sooner!

Before anyone could comment, they heard children screaming fight!