The two girls watched the three boys from a farther distance than what they would like. Never had they wanted to interfere in their fight, but they didn't want to make things worse.

The brunette shivered. She wrapped the shawl tighter around her small torso. She looked up at her zora friend, enving how she could just stand in the cold without getting cold at all. She also hated how she was just so tall.

Cathy glanced down at Kayla and grinned. "I wonder what they are fighting about." Kayla looked over at the boys. Soteto and Kerokee were shouting at each other by the looks of it. Kayla's twin brother, Kyle, was trying his best, but not able to get the two from yelling at one another.

"I don't really care," Kayla commented. "Right now I wish I had a cup of hot coco with marshmellows." She pulled the shawl around her body more. Now regretting that she didn't have her jacket.

Cathy looked around and smiled. It wasn't one of those happy smiles either. It was one of those evil ones that made Kayla stare down at the ground and shift from foot to foot. "Oh, Kayla, guess who is here."

"I'm guessing Aero, but I don't think he's here," Kayla muttered. She didn't look up, but she waited for something else. Maybe Cathy to say something, or for the person to-

"Kayla!"

-not tackle her to the snowy ground.

"Nice to meet you too, Aero," Kayla mumbled, her mouth in the cold snow.

OoC: I'm slowing introducing all of my characters, as you can see.

Sakiko walked nonchalantly in the snow, looking -and feeling - as those she was oblivious to the cold. Zeze, on the other hand, was rubbing her hands together fervently, blowing hot breath on her frozen fingers. The mage squinted, noticing a brawl in the distance. The bard followed her companion's gaze, and frowned. It was too cold to fight. Zapheta yelled to the boys,

"Hey, you! You!"

Sakiko rolled her eyes, and examined her surroundings. She noticed two girls, one on the cold snow. She raised her eyebrows, and walked over to the group. The mage gave a small smile,

"Hello."

Cathy kept her attention to the boys a little longer. She saw how they stopped when all of them heard Sakiko shout out, but since they didn't know her, they went on fighting. She let out a small chuckle from that. "Girly, you didn't do much."

"Aero, please get off of me." Kayla tried to shift the very(very) heavy boy off of her. "You really need to stop that."

The cloaked boy got to his feet. His sandy hair swept over his shocking blue eyes. "Awe, but it's fun!" Aero turned around and smiled at Sakiko. "Why, hello, my name is Aero and I believe we are all ignoring you."

Zeze scowled, seeing that her shout had come to no effect. Sakiko rolled her eyes, expecting as much. They were boys - what did they expect? The mage said to the bard,

"Your shouting will do no good. Just be quiet, and behave."

She then turned to Aero, and grinned slightly.

"Ignoring me? And you are talking to me."

Zeze waved, and smiled brightly.

"Name's Zapheta, but call me Zeze. Hey, Aero!"

She examined his blue eyes with her own green ones, and turned to look at Sakiko's silver ones. Zeze pursed her lips, and asked,

"So, why are those guys fighting?"

"Because they are boys," Cathy said. "Do you really need anything else to explain their fighting? Though Kyle is trying to break up the fight." Cathy glanced at the fight, seeing that Kyle was having no effort at all, she sighed. "The poor boy isn't like his sister, now is he?" Cathy looked at Kayla.

"I'm not going over there," Kayla insisted. She crossed her arms and planted her feet on the ground, showing how stubburn she was at the moment. "I'm not leaving this spot 'till Aero gives me an explanation to why he is here."

"Yeah, Aero, why are you here?" Cathy questioned.

A whooshing sound was heard. It was really the snow moving with the sudden appearance of the smiling, lovable.....Aria? The grandaughter of Kasei had been moving silently through the snow towards the group, not making any noise until the bags she was holding slipped out of her hands. "Umm....H-hi?" The girl stuttered, as she bent down to pick up her groceries.

OOC: I am watching halloween: the revenge of Michael Myers....the dood rocks.

Zapheta scratched her head, trying to figure out who was who. The bard muttered to herself, annoyed that she wasn't getting any good, proper, much simpler greetings. Sakiko sighed, also annoyed at Zeze's rather unintelligent mumblings. The mage turned to look at the boys, then back to Kayla, Cathy, and Aero. Zeze sighed loudly, and grabbed a piece of twig on the ground. She pulled it out of the snow, and flung it back, using her arm muscles obtained by countless cartwheels, somersaults, and back flips to chuck it at the boys. She really hated being ignored.

"HEY YOU! STOP FIGHTING!"

Sakiko scolded,

"Let them be, Zapheta. It is of no concern of yours!"

She then scrutinized the newcomer, whom she had no idea of. The mage said in reply to her rather shy greeting,

"Hi."

Cathy lifted one of her eyebrows at Aria. "Hey, brat, what happened to you? Last time I saw you, well, you were kicking a drunk Kasei. " Kayla looked up at her friend, and frowned. She had never met Aria, or she didn't think she did, so Kayla didn't know what her zora friend was saying.

Kayla just shook her head and walked over to Aria. "Do you need any help with these?" Kayla questioned nicely.

"Zeze, if you want to get them to stop, walk over to the tall brunette with brown eyes and two swords on his back in an 'X' and pulled his ear. Not only will that get his attention, but if you threaten him with something, he'll stop." Cathy looked over at the group. "You know, I think he's the main cause." Under her breath, she muttered, "Stupid, arrogant Kerokee."

Aria smiled as she was addressed. "Kasei needs some re-enforcement. If I wasn't around, he'd be a mess. He can't take care of himself at all." The girl said as she lifted her bags. "I don't need help, but...what is going on?" She asked, pointing at the fighing boys. "They are just like Worru and Drommlin......"

"It's the natural Soteto, Kerokee thing. They'll fight about anything. Before Soteto appeared in Kito Village, it was always Kerokee and me fighting," Cathy explained. She looked over at the boys and frowned. "Though lately they have been getting into bigger fights. . ."

Kayla frowned at how her friend was drifting off into space. She got back to her feet and walked over to Cathy. "Hey, Cathy!" She waved her hands in her friend's face. The pale blue eyes locked with the vivid green ones. "I was wondering, what would you like for Christmas?"

"How the hell did you think of that in this type of situation?" Cathy questioned, covering up her dumbstruck look that appeared only for a mer second. Kayla just smiled and shrugged.

Aria's face brightened up at the mention of Christmas. "H-hey, if you don't mind, Kasei's throwing a Christmas party at our house, and he says everyone and anyone is invited. I think you should go, it will be nice." The shiekah girl said to Cathy and Kayla, not really paying any more attention to the boys, her face bright and smiling.

Zeze jumped up, and clapped.

"Whoa, that sounds so cool!!"

Sakiko threw her a dark look, and muttered,

"I don't want to imagine you at a party, Zapheta. A running monkey, you'd be."

Zeze shrugged, and ran towards the boys. She quickly caught sight of the one with double swords, and boxed his ear unmercifully. She scolded loudly,

"Hey, you, what the hell do you think you're doing on a good morning like this? Ruining a good day, eh? Speak for yourself!"

"Who the hell are you?" Kerokee questioned. He glared at her with his chocolate brown eyes menacingly. Cathy started laughing and he turned his attention to her. "Damn Cathy."

Kyle walked over next to Kayla. "I heard something about a Christmas party. Can I come?"

Kayla shivered as a wind swept through. Arms suddenly pulled her back and into a warm body. "A-Aero!" Kayla squeaked. She snuggled closer to the warmth. "Just be lucky you're warm, because I would have slapped you instead."

"Maybe I should come here in the winter some more, then," Aero commented.

Two shining eyes peered over the lip of a snow drift near the gathering of people. Hurin didn't recognize any of these people, but that was to be expected so soon to arrival in town. His stomach gave a slight lurch as it grumbled, reminding him that he hadn't eaten since yesterday afternoon.
Where is that useless brother of mine, he's late yet again and he has all the rupees, geeze I wish he'd hurry up.
His ears perked up beneath their golden shade upon mention of Kasei; now there was a name he recognized. As he searched for the source of the familiar name, he noticed a satchel at the loudest stranger's side. The way the bag was swinging in the bitter breeze it was likely to be full of all sorts of money and provisions. Slowly a sly grin spread across the small boy's face.
If only could leap out and grab the bag real quick...
As he mulled over the implications of his planned actions, the fragrant smell of sizzling pork invaded his senses and overpowered the boy's immature judgment.
Besides it'll only take a second and we'll pay them back. I mean Lyos has pulled off moves like this dozens of times, maybe not for stealing, but still...
And with that, he leaped from atop the embankment high into the air, silhouetting his form against the early morning sun. Landing with a soft thud a few meters from the group, he gathered all the momentum from the leap and threw himself forward. Suddenly the world became inverted and began careening through the air in an uncontrollable spiral. Because of the snow's unexpectedly icy surface, rather than expertly flying to the intended target of the satchel, he began flying head first towards the girl's chest. Unable to compensate, the two collided and tumbled head over heels in the snow for a couple of meters before skidding to a halt.

Ooc: Just in case it wasn't clear, he's running into Zeze.

Zeze was about to break out into a song about who 'the hell' she was, when she felt a sudden force on her chest. She gasped, feeling her windpipe giving out for a second of two. But always the one with quick reflexes, she leaped up, and pushed the sudden boy's head away. Her clothes wet with the white, cold snow, she felt her hot tempers flaring up. Waving her arms around, the bard yelled,

"Ugh, what the-"

A string of curse words flew out of her lips, and rather colorfully, too. Sakiko rolled her eyes, and squatted by the stranger. The mage peered at him carefully, and grabbed his collar.

"Now, will you explain what you were doing? You look like a mischief waiting to be boxed in the ears."

Sakiko blinked, and raised her eyebrows. She could swear that she saw this kid running around somewhere... she let go of the collar she was holding. She sighed, and stood up, brushing what little flakes of snow that had landed on her robe.