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Her last adventure out hadn't gone too badly and Mitsu was actually eager to go outside and experience the snow. Especially now that it wasn't a high risk life and death situation.

"Are you ready?" She asked, looking back to see if Shun had his coat on yet. Mitsu was already standing at the door, coat on and...sandals. The cold didn't normally bother her too much, not to mention she really didn't have normal shoes. At some point she would probably lose the coat. Since she wore dresses or tops with long sleeves she found she got warmer faster.

"Can we stop by my dorm real quick later on?" Mitsu tried not to let on how excited she was. She had gotten Shun a gift and had stashed it away in her room for safe keeping. It wasn't a gift she would normally get but she hoped he would enjoy it.

Mitsu was right behind her reaper as he left his room and followed him toward the stairs on their way out of the building.

"Everything," Mitsu said happily. Which really didn't answer the question. Instead she was too focused on getting outside and nearly made a beeline for the front entrance of the reaper dorms. The snow was still slowly drifting toward the ground outside piling on top of the old snow. Everything was covered in a thick blanket of white and Mitsu excitedly jumped into the first mound of snow she saw.

Mitsu didn't have an answer for him, even after her head popped back out of the snow. A mound of white powder still sat at the top of her head and she shifted her ears to rid herself of most of it. Snow was a rare thing for her. Her home was a bit further south than this so snow never fell there even during Final October.

"Do you have a lot of snow in the city?" Mitsu asked curiously, wiggling her way free throwing two handfuls of snow into the air in the process. She liked watching it fall in such a lazy manner.

Mitsu shook her head lightly. "It never snows where I grew up." It was always hot and humid. Not entirely pleasant when she ran on the warm side. The weather would get a little cooler in the later months but it hardly did more than rain. "I always thought it would be fun to play in the snow but we never had any."

And then she promptly fell backward and landed with a poof of snow billowing out around her. The snow was rather deep and she managed to sink a little before she started to move her arms and legs.

"Make a snow demon with me!" She said excitedly.

"A snow demon!" Mitsu rose from her place on the ground, her back and tail completely covered in snow. "See look." She pointed at her silhouette on the ground. "It has wings like a demon." Or at least some demons. Maybe more like a fallen angel specifically.

"You should try it. They always do this in the movies and in the books." That seemed to be where Mitsu got a lot of her information...whether it was right or wrong or completely made up.

When he said he would pass Mitsu made a pouty face, her eyes staring up at him in a begging manner. It was supposed to be more fun with more people.

Looking back at her snow demon when she was told to go ahead, she tried to think. Her brows furrowed in contemplation. When an idea finally struck her she knelt down toward the ground. "What about this?" She quickly gathered some snow and packed it into a loose ball before she stood, turned, and threw it at her reaper. "Snowball fight!"

That stern expression didn't keep her from smiling, even through the silence. She continued to stare right back, her tail starting to wag happily sending snow everywhere. Mitsu contemplated scooping up some more snow and throwing it Shun's way but he finally made a move of his own.

While she hadn't expected it to be training it was close enough. Squeaking with surprise she just managed to duck out of the way of Shun's snowball, the wind from it grazing passed her ears. Quickly she knelt and made another hasty snowball and threw it in his direction before she ran off, having a little trouble since the snow was rather deep in places.

Shun was taking this way too seriously and Mitsu was going to have to find a way to fix that. For now she focused on trying to duck for cover. It came a little late though. He had flung two snowballs in her direction. One had missed but the other nailed her square in the back of the neck.

"Ah!" She didn't have her hair to cover her neck anymore and the cold snow slid its way down the back of her coat making her shiver and fight to brush it away. When she felt she had removed the majority of the cold white powder she quickly scooped up some snow, packed it fast, and turned to throw it only to find Shun ducking for cover.

Nearly jumping through the snow so that she could move, Mitsu made her way to Shun's location. She stopped a little ways off and gently tossed the snowball up into the air at a high arch hoping it would soar over the mound of snow and hit him.