Cloud Fishing

A little brown-haired girl ran around the streets with a butterfly net. She held it up high as, clad in a fluffy orange coat, she waved it at the clouds that hovered around. The village hidden in the clouds was, obviously, filled with clouds and the best place for cloud fishing, right? However, so far, Naka managed to catch nothing. She huffed and crossed her arms in frustration, her cheeks puffed up. "Mou! Why can't I catch anything?!" she mused sulkily, just as she turned around and slammed against someone much, much bigger than she was.her cheeks puffed up. "Mou! Why can't I catch anything?!" she mused sulkily, just as she turned around and slammed against someone much, much bigger than she was.

Akuma laughed and petted the girls head "because there too high up in the sky" she obviously didn't know that they were balls of mist and not catchable. His little sister hid behind his legs, scared of the new girl, he grabbed her and sat her on his shoulder "don't worry Dawn, she won't hurt you.

Dawn listened to anything her brother said "okay" she looked down at the girl and offered a friendly smile "my names Dawn"

"Hello! My name is Naka!" Naka grinned brightly and bowed, her messy brown hair bouncing with the movement. She looked at her net and huffed. "My friend told me I could catch the fairies that were hiding in the clouds and maybe play with them..." she said, pouting. "But so far, I've caught nothing." Kurama was just finding a way for her to spend time doing something relatively harmless and only moderately silly. It did, however, raise her appetite. Naka's tummy roared in protest.