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Leila quickly hurried to catch up with the others. The physical contact was unexpected, but not disliked. Leila allowed herself to smile a little. Hopefully Cisco's words would prove to be true in the near future. At least two people seemed to like her... or at least, not mind her presence. She...

"Don't worry," Leila reassured Cisco, "I'll try." She looked over to the Weapons who waited for them. "You should probably get back or they'll get suspicious. They don't seem to like me much." She gave Cisco a smile. A smile that was obviously just trying to hide her sadness about that fact...

Change the age to 60 million, and add a couple more weaknesses, and you're good to go. (Also, I see what you did there. That's Alucard (o???)

Leila blinked a few times. "You want me to ask other humans if they also dislike the new laws set by the king?" Leila asked skeptically. She shook her head with a slight sigh. "That's very unlikely to yield positive results." She stated. "But I suppose I could try." 'At least I'm not in...

Leila froze. Cisco had said the same words earlier. 'What have I done wrong this time? I didn't even say anything!' She wailed to herself, flailing about in her brain. Somehow, she was able to calm her frazzled nerves enough to give a small tilt of her head in a nod. She was really worried and...

Hana looked around the room before resting her eyes on Kino once more. She was unsure how to deal with the situation. Her eyebrows furrowed. 'What would this feeling be called. It is similar to anger, but at myself... Ah, frustration. I believe that's it.' She looked at Kino carefully, racking...

The General Secretary looked up from some documents as the door to his office opened. He gave a smile to the young man who entered. "Mr. Anudros." He greeted gesturing to a seat in front of his desk. "Thank you for coming so promptly. I would like to get straight to the point, so please...

All of Leila's previous thoughts flew out the window. Looks like I'm staying then she thought to herself. She supposed it wouldn't be so bad to stay around, especially if she could prove useful. She wanted to help stop the king, and Cisco's plan allowed for that. ------ The twins smiled...

Leila's jaw dropped. She knew that he had to act indifferent to her, but that was a tad rude. But, Cisco was probably right. They cared little for her presence. Why was she even there? Leila let out a sigh. 'I should just go home. I'm no use here.' She thought. All that effort to find Cisco...

I hope not. I was waiting for a few specific people to post before I did, but they seem to be having issues. I plan on posting today, hopefully getting the ball rolling again.

The plot is only just kicking off, so it should be fine ^_^

Leila was, of course, completely oblivious to the praise she was receiving from Cisco. She was just happy that her offer had been accepted and she was able to help someone. Hopefully the others would warm up to her bit by bit and allow her to offer them help as well. But she knew her place now...

Leila looked around at the place they were led to. It was rather run down and looked like it hadn't been touched in years. It would work well for what they needed to use it for, but a sudden wave of homesickness washed over Leila. She missed her cozy bed and her drawing books. She missed the...

Leila nodded at Cisco's instructions. She watched the other Weapons start walking away. Something crossed her mind. 'What about Sam?' She looked at the boy. He did try to hit her before, but he was speaking to her fairly normally earlier. Leila gave a mental shrug. It was probably best to just...

Leila cringed. 'A simple no would have sufficed.' She thought. She let herself get led away by Cisco. She hung her head in shame, knowing exactly what he was going to say. It was pretty obvious Leila would get scolded by the man. "I'm sorry. I just wanted to help. I'll shut up from now on."...

Leila smiled. "Her is a bit." She whispered to Sam with a slight chuckle. She wouldn't say it to the man's face, but she did agree with what Sam said. The Weapon didn't seem to like her much either, which didn't help. Leila's mind wondered slightly. Why was he all hunched over? He didn't seem...

Leila silently watched the Weapons discuss the next course of action. They were probably still cautious of her. If she were to suggest anything, it might be considered a trap. She didn't have anything anyway. She looked to Sam. He had been quiet the whole exchange from what she had noticed...

Leila nodded. It seemed that the Weapon accepted her being there for the time being. "I can help you move around freely. I've also got some medical experience." She quickly said. She wasn't much of a fighter anyway. If she were to hold a weapon, she would probably just be a hindrance. A small...

Leila looked at the floor. The memory of the body lying lifelessly on the cold ground still haunted her. "He was going to kill Cisco." She mumbled. That was her honest reason. That was the thought that went through her head when it happened. The fact that her life was also on the line mattered...

"Um, I strongly disagree?" Leila tried. She knew that reply wouldn't be good enough. The questioning was making her nervous and she couldn't think properly. Her eyes darted around, as if she could find the answers in the environment. "I don't... Have another reason... I think." She responded...