Running Edge

Mya smiled and rubbed Lynne's head."lThanks.

 

"Well.. I've never been shot.
...Much." Kurisu said, gesturing to his arm. "So, I dunno how the recovery would be. But you are a strong one I guess Lynne." he smirked.
"Although, don't think you're getting that Demitri alone. I also have a score to settle with him. On two accounts actually."

 

Mya smiled at Kurisu and tugged on his arm. Hey you wanna run around a bit while we're waiting for the others to get themselves organized?

 

"Heh, hell yeah." Kurisu grinned and then looked at Lynne... suddenly feeling a bit bad since right now, she wasn't in the best shape to join them.

 

Lynne grinned and winked at them, "Go. I'll be able to beat you two in no time." A twinge poked at her heart at how friendly they were together and yet Lynne masked it. Sighing, Lynne strained herself with a faster paced walk out the door. She eventually panted with pain as sweat dripped off her face. "Weakling...c'mon Lynne...get yourself moving!"

Ryku breathed in the morning light and felt more than heard his brother awaken. A loud thump reverberate through the floors, "Ya'll right up there Dem?" A muffled response came and Ryku recognized the sylables. "Just being concerned...no need to be snippy. Jeez..."

Demitri rolled and fell flat on his face on the floor, "Son-of-a....Mother...dammit! Shut up Ryku!" Demitri reached for his bottle of whiskey under his bed and stopped, Oh...right. My promise. Damn.. Demitri remembered shooting Lynne and her stabbing him.

 

Mya smiled. Don't hurt yourself now. It would be a shame to see you in the bospital bed again. She pulled on a jacket to hide her marked arm and waited for Kurisu to get ready.

 

Kurisu sighed as Lynne left... "She's trying too hard.. although, I can't blame her."
He stretched and then smiled at Mya. "Alright then, let's go." he smirked. "I'll show you why I'm one of the best."

 

Mya followed him out and looked around. Well show me. I wanna see why you think you're so good.

 

Kurisu looked around... "It would be best if we had somewhere high... like on the rooftops." he suggested.
But he wasn't sure if it was a good idea to go too far.
"Hmm... Alright. Something simple to start us off." he said, looking at a stare rail he ran and jumped on it before grinding it down to the bottom, and at the last second he launched himself off of it into a back flip and landed neatly on the ground at the bottom of the stairs. He looked back up at Mya who was at the top of the stairs. "Your turn." he stated with a grin.
He looked around, there wasn't many people at this time in the morning, which was a good sign. It means they could do more things without having to worry about drawing in an audience.

 

Mya sighed and stretched her arms. Well if that's your best, then that's easy. She jumped on the rail and slid down and did a backflip off the rail and onto a small building.

 

"Hey! I said something simple to start." he reminded her. "We both know it gets harder than that." he told her as he flipped up onto the building.
"Alright, you first this time." he offered.

 

Mya shrugged. Sorry. I got ahead of myself. Let's see...She ran alongside the wall of an adjacent building and jumped to another building rooftop.

 

"Heh, not bad." Kurisu grinned. "Let's see..."
He followed her across, running along the wall and then jumping onto the next building, but he continued running and slid underneath a pipe in the way, but stuck his arms up and grabbed onto the pipe mid slide. His momentum carried him as he swung up so he was completely upside down and supported by his hands. He then flipped up over himself and landed on the pipe, feet first. Perfectly balanced. He then leaned against a wall.
"We could do this all day, but you know there is only one way to settle this right?" he grinned.

 

Mya smirked. I know. It's more fun this way. She took a few steps back and then jumped off a building and fell perfectly into a dumpster full of pillows and foam blocks.

 

He followed her down, sliding down a pipe and again, flipping off the wall once he was low enough.
"So... you agree then?
A race. To... a certain spot... the first person there wins. Agreed?" he grinned.
"Of course... what should be the forfeit for the loser?" he pondered.

 

Mya grinned. I accept your racing challenge. I guess loser has to buy lunch. Agreed?

 

"It's a deal." Kurisu grinned. "The loser has to buy lunch for the winner."
"Fine, where to?" he asked looking around for a good spot.

 

Mya looked around until she saw a radio tower. That radio tower. Whoever can climb to the top of the tower first wins ok?

 

Kurisu nodded.
"Well then, shall we." he bowed down, jokingly.
"I'll let you do the honours of the countdown."

 

Mya shrugged. If you say so. She got into stance. 3...2...1...GO! She dashed towards the tower.