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A few days had gone by and it was about time for the double date of sorts. Shun wasn't really sure what to expect out of this excursion. He had done some research ahead of time and the experiences he witnessed ranged from bliss to terror. In any case, when it was time, he awaited at the school gates for the others to meet with him in the morning. They were going to have to take the train for a short distance.

With him, he had his phone of course should they get separated, as well as a bag with some water and snacks. The park no doubt had food of its own, but it didn't hurt to bring some things from home. Just in case the prices were ridiculous or there wasn't anything that appealed to them.

Taking in a deep breath, he just waited patiently for the rest of the group to show up.

Lizzy was in pretty bright spirits as well, all things considered; as always, after a period of time, the memory that Mac had made her a rather daring promise outweighed all other things that had happened that day and all the days after that. They were meeting up to have fun, although the fact that Shun was involved made her wonder if maybe she could finally see him smile, signaling the end of the world as they know it.

Since she had begun sleeping in her own room again, she went down to the meeting place by herself, dressed casually and with her hair up in a braid so it wouldn't get everywhere. Unlike Shun and Mitsu, however, she didn't think that far ahead. In fact, while she knew that they would have to eat, she didn't think of how expensive the food might be; seeds to spend was probably the thing she brought the most of. Other than her wallet, she only had a camera, a hat, and her eyephone in her bag.

"Mitsu! Shun!" She gave the former an affectionate hug before letting go to take both her hands, lightly swinging it between them, and the latter was given a smile, "Thanks for inviting us along! I've not been to an amusement park since... A very long time ago." You know, when her father was still around and her mother wasn't as busy, "Let's enjoy today, alright?"

"Good morning," Shun greeted quietly to the girls as they came on by. A glance was merely spared for Mac as he arrived a little later than the others. As far as what Lizzy said, he just nodded quietly. While 'fun' might be something that could potentially elude him, it didn't mean that he might not enjoy the outing regardless.

"I hadn't been to one myself."

Taking Mitsu's hand into his own, he gave it a gentle squeeze before raising an eyebrow at the other reaper's question and look. Did he insinuate that he couldn't handle something like a thrill ride? The wolf girl... he had a feeling was not one to enjoy that sort of thing. Heights and falling and all. But him? He's ran across building tops and willingly made himself free fall at least 50 feet with no issues. A little extra height wouldn't bother him.

And so he just gave Mac a sort of unamused stare.

"Well then, let's get going," he said as he headed towards the train station, "The closest station to the park is four stops away."

"Eeeeee! HI WHIP," Lizzy seemed happier to see the bird out and about than to see Mac, mostly because it had been a long time since Mac had taken it out. However, due to height constrains, she could not reach the bird to give it a pet, settling for wriggling her fingers at Whip in a sort of wave. At the kiss, she beamed and tiptoed to lightly kiss him on the cheek, "Hi Mac~"

When Shun took Mitsu's hand, she released the ghoul after giving her hand one last squeeze, shooting a look at her boilfriend, "There's more than just roller coasters in an amusement park anyway!"

Taking Mac's arm, she leaned her head against it, "I've never sat on one... Not that I remember. I've always wanted to go to an amusement park though! So I don't mind trying!" How bad could a roller coaster possibly be, anyway? Tugging the reaper along to walk behind Mitsu and Shun, her smile widened as she giggled in excitement, "I'm so glad you invited us along!"

Shun actually stared at Mitsu when she almost said she could handle a coaster but then quickly took it back. He would be surprised if she was really willing to ride one. Shaking his head to himself, he just continued to walk along.

"It's not a problem," he shrugged as the others thanked him for the invite. He just hoped that he would be able to put up with Mac during this. Or maybe he could just sort of over look him. Hmmm. This could be interesting. Well, at least Lizzy sounded rather excited. Very excited in fact.

"Indeed. It isn't too far off," he nodded.

Four train stops and a short walk later the four were at the gates of Whispering Oaks. The name of the place was displayed in large lit up letters and there were quite a few people around. The place wasn't quite packed but it still had a good amount of business. Screams of joy and terror could be heard in the distance as the largest coaster in the park made its drop. A number of the rides could be seen from where they were, aside from that particular roller coaster, including the ferris wheel and a few others.

"Here we are," the Reaper murmured, still unsure what to make of this place. There were scarelings and adults alike all around. Once they had paid admittance, he grabbed a park map.

"Any first requests?"

"Really?" She tilted her head with Mac being giggling... For the sake of giggling. There was just too much excitement in her, "Couldn't tell."

On the train, she was practically vibrating in her seat from excitement, and she was still vibrating as they walked over to the amusement park. She could see it from a distance - or rather, she could see the top of some roller coasters, and that might be a Ferris wheel in the distance. Once they were actually there, however, she spent the whole time staring and squealing at things.

First, she stared at the ticket counter. Then she stared at the giant sign, the shops selling food, the shops selling souvenirs, the rides - in that order. At every thing she stared at, she spent about half a minute going 'Eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee-' while bouncing up and down on the spot. The one suffering the most was probably Mac, who still has Lizzy clinging to his arm.

"No requests!" She squeaked, grinning before nodding at Mitsu's request, "Bumper cars? Bumper cars sound like fun! Bump bump." *A*

Shun raised an eyebrow at the suggestion of bumper cars. Those were the things where people purposely drove badly to crash into one another. Strange things. Shrugging at that thought, he looked down at the map, seeing how Mac was intent on having him lead. Thankfully, the map was rather graphic. There were words too, but it was much easier to find the little thing that looked like two cards crashing into each other.

"Alright. This way," he said quietly while starting to move. The place wasn't too far from their starting point, so it didn't take long before the bumper cars were within view. Getting into line, the reaper looked around at the various things in the immediate area. There was a nightmare carousel close by, as well as another small ride.

After a relatively short wait of watching scarelings bump the hell out of each other, it was time for their group to get in.

"The last time I tried, I couldn't get on, and we both ended up falling," She pouted at Mac, genuinely considering his suggestion, "You're hard to ride." She nodded sagely before dragging him to follow behind Shun and Mitsu, more than happy to just follow, seeing how she was so distracted by the sights, sounds, and smells that she would have gotten lost if she didn't have someone to follow.

She was staring at the bumper cars the whole time while they were queuing up; the concept was interesting... Drive the small car, and bump into someone else's car while trying to avoid being bumped by another car.

"Ohhh yay, it's our turn!" She ended up picking a black and purple car, because the shade of purple reminded her of her soulmate. When the ride started, she just sat there... Until she felt someone bump her from behind, causing her to step on the ignition, sending her straight towards past Shun, and right into a corner.

Where she stayed. For a very long time.