Daybreak Town

"We're, like, almost the same age," Yuri said as he waved off Kairos' statement. Whatever the case, Kairos was willing to vouch for the Union of the Master she brought with her, and she had apparently already joined said Union. With this information, he was instantly more likely to join up. "Right up our alley, huh? So... doesn't fit in, probably considered a little sketchy sometimes?" he questioned. Invi seemed a bit abashed by this, but eventually spoke with only light hesitation. "Err... well... yeah, sort of." With that said, Yuri stood with his arms akimbo and smiled again. "Heh! Alright then. Ya' got Kairos, and ya' got the dynamic. I'll come with ya'!"

"But I'm younger... so the statement stands." Kairos mentioned. She couldn't help but find that to be one of the more hilarious moments of her day. After all the weirdness of everything else, this was a rather fun thing. Beyond this there was the statement by the young man which pretty much encapsulated the girl and other people just like her, including himself, she could only nod. "Yeah, something like that. Our favorite past time is even included in our 'duties' it'll be pretty sweet." Kairos chimed. As the young man agreed to join her and Master Invi. She couldn't help but extend her hand to the young man so they could high five. She was rather excited to have her one friend on board. "That's a relief. So you still wanna try for your brain freeze?" she said to the young man joining. In fact, it'd been her distinct intention to not put any strain on her singular friendship.

"Barely!" he scoffed. "But anyway! We get to creep on people as, like, our jobs? That's the only hobby I can think of, and if that's a duty of ours, I'm all in!" Invi nodded, confirming that this was more or less the duty of which Kairos spoke. "Yes. We're tasked with observing the actions of the other Unions and using a fair sense of judgement to keep the balance with whatever knowledge we gain. If you're willing to do that, the Anguis Union will gladly have you." Without further ado, Yuri bowed to the man he would now refer to as his Master. "I accept, Master Invi. It's good to be along," he said, turning to Kairos thereafter. "I'm ready whenever! You got the munny to buy three times the amount for me?"

"Sure thing, I got all of it. Would you like to come too... Master Invi? I could spare a round for you as well." Kairos mentioned. Of course, she knew the clincher for the other young man would be their added, okay to watch everyone else without it being a problem. She definitely had the munny necessary for each of the ice creams she intended to buy this afternoon. And to her it was a more than worthwhile endeavor for the newly formed union. If not that, then because her friend wanted ice cream and she could go for extra. Kairos began to walk off then, towards the ice cream shop figuring anyone who wanted to would follow for the frozen treat.

"Alright then, we're in business!" said the younger male of this group. He began trotting around a bit, letting his skip-like movements take him in a quarter circle around the others, while waiting apparently for the inclusion or exclusion of the Master. Ever the socially inept in sudden situations like this, Invi was momentarily taken aback again. He seemed wholly shocked to have been included, and thought this was more friendly activity than what should be expected to include him. Then again, he was likely to be around these two for a long time, so it was best to accept this offer and bond with them wherever possible. So, he nodded in the end.

"Wow." Kairos said in response to the man's apparent shock at being included in such a thing. Of course, she did so to be polite and because she herself had the same kind of social ineptitude which made it so she knew what it was like to be left out of such things. In fact, she was often thought of as a bit unnerving and as such she thought it better not to leave another individual out of their ice cream adventure. At the nod that he would join, she simply smiled. "I knew it. You're a lot like us... come on." she said of the Master Invi. And with that the girl would take off for the nearest Ice Cream shop. "Wanna have it at the usual spot?" she asked of the young man known as Yuri. Their usual spot being a clock tower so they could watch everyone below.

"... Eheheh," the young Master chuckled bashfully. "I guess that's good. We should get along just fine then," he said as he began tagging along. The younger male retained a wide grin as he virtually skipped away from the vicinity of the bridge, seeming to have already chosen the route to be taken by the group. "Definitely the usual. They have the best sea salt!"

As the Anguis Union seemed to go to confirm themselves over ice cream and watching people. The leader of the Leopardos Union walked about heading towards the library. Her leopard mask firmly in place and her nose was firmly planted within the Book of Prophecies. She hadn't bothered putting it down since she got it. In fact, she'd briefly quite literally almost run into a young man earlier. She'd taken a moment to try her hand at recruiting him to her Union, but it seemed he had not managed to do so. Perhaps if she read a bit more she'd get an idea of a better way to do this, than just trying to pick and choose. Even so, she was now walking into a crowd of people seeming not to care who or what she bumped into.

The young woman wearing the mask of the Leopard would not go very far before, indeed, she quite literally bumped into someone. Whether she had done so with anyone before this moment or not, this precise moment was very straightforward... or more accurately, head-on. The collision was with a young male with seafoam-colored hair, who stumbled and almost fell over when bumped into by the masked woman. "Sorry! I wasn't looking where I was going. Are you alright?"

One moment she was nose deep in reading material and the next moment, she'd landed on her bottom on the ground. Though she was fully clad in her Foreteller outfit including the mask the woman's rather obvious large bottom spared her most of the fall. She also somehow managed to hang on the book in he hand. As she collected herself it seemed that the person she'd run into, or the one who'd run into her (she wasn't sure which way this occurred) seemed to be offering an apology. "Nonsense. I should probably not have my nose buried in this book, but I lacked a bit of patience about learning its contents." she said as she worked towards getting herself back into the standing position. "No need to apologize. Actually, it is I who should. Forgive me... I should have been looking where I was going." the young woman said behind her mask. Still there was something about this young man which gave her a bit of pause.