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It was a new day for quite a few students it seemed. More new victims as Mitsu had heard people joking about. It made her a little edgy when she had been walking around school grounds. The reason the phrase was in past tense was because she no longer was looking. No that action had immediately been halted when she had been chased up a tree.

Milo, her Boafox, had been wrapped across her shoulder as she had been exploring. The little creature was fairly new to her but he kept her company enjoying the walk. That was, until a demon cat had decided Milo's tail looked like quite the enticing toy. It had pounced on Mitsu as they had been walking and a fury of hissing, yelping, and fur was all Mitsu could remember before she realized her Boafox was in a nearby tree, the demon cat sitting at the base. The cat's tail was batting back and forth, its eyes locked on the creature above it. No doubt the cat could climb but apparently it wanted to toy with the fluffy creature.

Not wanting to leave Milo stranded Mitsu had tried to move over to the tree to get him down but the demon cat's interest wasn't only in Milo's tail but her own as well. Before she knew it she was up in the tree as well, wrapped around a branch like it was her only life line. Her mask had fallen off in the process and lay at the base of the tree. As if to add injury to insult the demon cat moved over to neatly sit on it, looking up the tree rather pleased with itself.

Feeling a little safer now that he wasn't alone, Milo moved along the branch until he was sitting on Mitsu's head. Her frightened demeanor didn't seem to deter him at the moment as he curled up in place looking down at the demon cat still perched on the ground. Maybe it would stay there.

Mitsu, was in a panic, she didn't like heights. She hated heights...or rather she was terrified of them. Once she was up the tree and realized how high she had gotten she froze unable to move. The cat was the least of her worries at the moment because she was stuck for a lack of a better word.

She had just managed to glance over to see another student and was about to call out for help but a sudden fit of vertigo hit her. Now off balance she dug her claws into the bark of the tree to prevent from falling but managed to end up hanging from the branch instead of sitting on it. "Ahh!"

Fearing that he was fall along with her Milo had moved back to the branch casually watching the wolf girl struggle to hang on. She was like one of those motivation posters that read 'Hang in there' across the top.

For the first part of that half hour the demon cat had sat below Mitsu and Milo for around fifteen minutes still rather smug and pleased with itself. After that it had lost interest and strolled off to find something else to do.

Mitsu was nearly unmoving the entire time, though her arms were growing tired. In an effort to prevent more vertigo she had closed her eyes shut tight, but her ears picked up on movement, twitching at the sound of approaching footsteps.

"H...hello?" Her voice was rather meek and quiet so it didn't carry far. She was about to open her mouth to try and ask for help from whoever it was but she heard the hiss of his words 'fine fine!' Nothing had left her mouth yet....who was he talking to?

Daring to open her eyes just a little Mitsu started to look downward but by the time she did the boy had vanished. "W...what?!" The branch she was on moved a little, the bark rustling under foot. She looked up in time to see the boy from earlier reaching down to take hold of her before she was suddenly on solid ground again.

The sudden teleporting left her disoriented and a little motion sick. Placing a hand on her head the other reached out to grab the boy's arm to steady herself. It was when her hand touched her head though that she remembered what was missing. Her mask!

Scrambling, she left Shun's side to pick up the wooden wolf mask and replaced it on her face. It didn't seem to be damaged which was a relief.

"Um..t-thank you." Mitsu replied softly now that she felt a little more secure. He had really come to save the day, she would have been stuck in that tree for a long time if he hadn't come along, though she found it difficult to tell him that completely. Instead she offered her name. "M-my name is Mitsu."

Milo wasn't far behind the wolf girl, jumping from a low hanging branch and neatly landing on the girl's shoulders. His tail came up to wrap around her neck as he laid down, staring at the new student curiously.

Mitsu's ears laid back a little when Shun looked her over with that intense expression. Those ears were really the only thing visible to give much of an indication on how she was feeling. Her stance lacked confidence so it was almost always the same.

"S-Shun." She repeated his name and gave a nod, storing it away to remember for later. He seemed really quiet though, he hadn't said anything outside of his name. Mitsu had been told to socialize and learn that other creatures were nothing to be feared. She was a monster and should act as such...but she still found herself hiding whenever possible.

"A-are you new too?" She stuttered. Her gaze quickly shifted over to the little miced tea on his shoulder, raising her hand up tentatively to wave back.

The boafox was suddenly intrigued with the movement on the boy's shoulder, seeing the little miced tea jump up and down. Standing from the laying position he had taken up Milo paced across Mitsu's shoulders, making a small yipping noise as his long tail started to sway back and forth. He wanted to play as well.

Mitsu stood awkwardly still when all Shun did was nod and start to turn to leave. He probably didn't want to be bothered by her, like the creatures at her old school. With a light sigh she was about to turn and leave as well but felt something climbing up her boot.

"Bent-tail?" Now that the boy had said something..the little miced tea did have a little crook in his tail. In an effort to keep the little thing from having to climb all the way up Mitsu reached down a hand so that he could climb up that way.

Milo was happily anticipating a new playmate, his little paws tapping against Mitsu's shoulder in excitement. He had started bouncing shortly after, prancing off Mitsu's head making her mask sit ajar on her face.

"M....Milo," Mitsu whined. Not that he would listen. He only really did what she said when there was food involved.

"I-Its okay," Mitsu said quietly watching the little miced tea bounce in her hand. It seemed he was just as excited as Milo.

While she was pretty nervous around monsters, reapers, and the like, Mitsu was fairly comfortable around the mini pets. They weren't demanding, they didn't hold someone to an unreasonable standard, and they didn't judge.

Bringing the little miced tea up to her shoulder so that Milo could calm down a little, Mitsu watched as the little boafox came to a halt, now sniffing the little miced tea over rather enthusiastically. When he was done it was back to bouncing, hopping up onto Mitsu's head like he was going to try to hide and pounce.

The way Milo was crouched on Mitsu's head was flattening out her ears in an awkward way. He watched the little miced tea carefully, only to see the little creature dart down his owner's shirt. How sneaky!

Little paws pressed against Mitsu's mask for balance, leaning over to see if he could get a view of Bent. The boafox's tail began to sway behind it playfully, awaiting an opportunity to pounce.

Mitsu honestly hadn't been too bothered by the little mouse darting down her shirt, though she did make a small noise of surprise. She wasn't sure what to do since she had become the playground for the two mini pets to play on. It wasn't until Milo started to press against her mask that she started to become distressed, holding the covering in place.