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"It is indeed a wonderful day." The man said, though one might easily mistake him for a boy. He wore a simple white, button-down shirt with a pair of black slacks. He looked to be incredibly meek and a pale, slender yet something about him would seem almost divine. His crimson eyes scanned the sky, watching as a flock of birds flew by while his periwinkle hair, but short but wild, fluttered in the breeze. With his hands in his pockets, he'd look to the girl and offer a warm smile. "Forgive my intrusion, I'm not akin to meeting people. This is my first time venturing outside my home, really. My name is Migoto." He spoke, his hand leaving his pocket and extending out towards the woman.

Migoto looked extremely confused for a moment, as though Risa had said something absolutely bewildering. He placed his hands in his pockets and smiled, eyes closing before shifting to look up to the sky. "I suppose to someone of another world, it would seem treacherous indeed to step outside their...house." He'd then look back to her and chuckle.

"I suppose this is your house, then? It's very expansive and colorful compared to mine." He asked, completely serious but never losing his smile. "Seems many share in its occupancy from what I can read, though your signatures are incredibly meek."

"Risa, before you depart, might I propose something to you? I promise you, you will make your train whether you hear my words or not, but you would do be a kind favor in listening." Migoto asked. e had a feeling he might confuse her, but he wasn't yet ready to divulge what it was he meant by "Home." He'd take in a deep breath and watch a few leaves dance in the breeze.

"I will be honest with you, Risa: I do not yet know why I am here, nor where here necessarily is. Would you perhaps be willing to let me tag along on your adventures? You may dismiss me from your company at any point in time, but I believe I am in need of a guide." He asked, his composure never changing or altering. His aura would seem kind and innocent, but no doubt to someone with keen senses, something would seem very off about him.

"Conditions?" Migoto spoke, a look of general concern on his face. Not out of fear necessarily, but rather for her and the worries she had. Something of an empathic feeling. As he heard her out, his smile would return, as would his hand. He'd raise it one more time, extended out towards Risa.

"I will not inquire as to your history, nor will I handle that item you carry. And I will stay put, when requested, and I will not inquire as to where you are...but please know this, Risa: if you need help, I am only a prayer away." His eyes closed and his head tilted, his periwinkle hair blowing in the breeze once again.

He followed Risa closely, but often stopped to examine things, especially of the natural variety. But, he wouldn't hold them up, instead making sure to catch back up to her in what would seem like a brief second. Once she stopped to check the map, his curiosity would peak at the building around them, as well as the other people. He'd grin and wave to passing children and issue polite "Hello!"'s and nods to passing adults.

As she asked her question, she might notice his attention stuck on another poster, one of a man in a skull mask with a huge bounty on him. "Dethblade....curious man..." He'd then shift his attention to Risa and smile. "I'm from quite a ways away, actually. Given our current position, I believe my home is in....that general direction." He pointed North, but it wasn't anywhere on the world he was pointing, something she might queue into with his next comment. "It's a small asteroid community."

He watched as she ran off in a hurry to grab the tickets, slightly amused by how much of a rush she was in. "I'm not sure where we're going, but you certainly seem to be in a rush to get there." He took the ticket into hand and examined it for a moment, acting as though he'd been given some sort of treasure. "Such a small thing ensures us passage...a piece of paper, so much meaning..."

Once she asked about the asteroid, he'd let out a small chuckle while pocketing the ticket. "I believe the people of your world would consider me something of a science experiment. The asteroid - the large rock floating about in space - was my home. My place of birth." He'd let out a hearty laugh, eyes closed and grin. "Quite frankly, I believe that place was Hell given structure!"

Migoto followed along quietly, his smile never fading and for some odd reason his feather-like hair never ceasing to dance in an unseen breeze. Once they were happily seated in the train, Migoto now seated across from Risa with his hands folded upon his lap, he'd look out the window and laugh. "It must seem strange; here you are on your way to a destination predetermined before our meeting, and from nowhere comes a man from space. Risa, you have a very kind soul and a heart with a tremendous capacity for good. I hope nothing ever discourages your incredibly vibrant nature...this is all speculation of course, but in our few moments together, these are the things I have seen demonstrated."

"That being said, I feel it would be in poor taste to be anything less than honest with you. I, Miss Risa, am now an open book to you, but be forewarned: ignorance is bliss while naivety is impetuous. Please, sit back and relax. I wish to answer your questions, and regale you with a tale."

"My name is Migoto Kusabana. Written in a language of one particular world, in one particular civilization, it translates in writing to 'Beautiful Flower'. I was born on Genesis, a research and development colony. Its purpose is to discover the answers of all things rooted in science and medicine...or at least that's the front they use. In truth...they seek the answer behind genetics and power. Space and time. Light and Dark, Good and Evil, Right and Wrong." He looked to Risa with a chuckle. "Is my pace so far acceptable?"