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Reigne skidded to a halt, taking deep breaths. Humans did not usually out run him, but Morgan had gotten away from him. He looked around, wondering where she had run off to. "Hey!" he called. "Where did you go!?" It was at that moment, Reigne realized he had never actually found out her name.

Reigne found her curled up in a ball. He was nervous, humans could be so frail. Maybe she had collapsed, or something worse. He knelt near her, but on closer inspection she only seemed to be crying; and it was a slight relief.

"Hey," Reigne said softly. He had never seen a girl cry; well Rose always cried but he had never taken her seriously. Even his sister Ayana had never shed a tear, instead resorting to anger. This was something very new to him.

"I'm sorry," he appologized, sounding very weak; not like his usual flamboyant self. "I've done something to insult you, haven't I? I'm so sorry, I didn't mean any harm!"

Reigne ran to Morgan quickly, grabbing her before her head hit the ground. He sat beside her, cradeling her body in his arms. "Hey, hey!" he said, loudly to make sure she could hear him. "Are you alright?!" There was worry in his voice, and his black eyes swirled with it.

Reigne didn't know what to do, all he could do was hold onto the human girl and hope she wasn't ill. What has caused her to be so happy one moment, to crying the next? It was't something that seemed normal to him.

He wondered why he cared. Humans had been his enemies, but now he was trying his best to find out what had caused this one to suddenly collapse. "Damn," he cursed. "What would Faris do . . ." he asked himself. "Damn!"

Reigne touched his cheek where Morgan had kissed him, and he hoped she would be alright. He really should have asked her for her name, but it had slipped his mind again. "I hope she'll be alright," he told himself, trying to assure himself she would be.

Reigne shook his head, and stood up. That had been rather eventful. He rather not go back to the kissing booth and deal with Rose, so he decided that maybe he should follow that odd girl, and make sure she was really all right. It would at least buy him some time; and plus. It didn't look like any cute girls would be coming anytime soon. He had to take his chances.

Yuri eyed the girls in the kissing booth and blushed. he didn't know if he should get into the line or not. taking a deep breath he looked around him and then stepped into the line. "hmmmm...."

Boredom quickly overcame Anysi after merely being at the kissing booth for a short amount of time. The excitement she had been yearning for was most definitely not found at her current spot. The boys there all seemed nervous; they were not the type in which she desired to kiss. In fact, all she could think about was leaving that place and going somewhere. The only problem was she was unsure of where she should go. It wasn't as if there were many places to choose from. Of course the most alluring of all the locations to her was the beach. The beach had been where she had spent her childhood, so she always had kept some sort of love for the beach, even though she hadn't really spent her time at them since.

Getting up out of her chair, she then began to walk out of the kissing booth area and towards the beach. Her thoughts lingered on various topics as she walked about. First, she thought about how odd it would be to be at the beach without a friend. Secondly, she was thinking about whether or not there were going to be people she knew there or not. She hoped not. She especially didn't want Reizo to be present, but she also had the dismal feeling that he would be there.

Trac left the line and thought of going to the carnival, so he picked up his wallet and left for the boardwalk.