North City, while it might've seemed far from his home in West City it really wasn't when one had the ability to fly.  While Kira didn't often venture to North City, his parents were having an event that he wanted to poke his head in an attend. While it really hadn't been his thing, he hadn't been visiting his parents that often as of late and figured a surprise visit where they least expected him would've been the most ideal thing. It was a positive, they didn't expect to see him there and he gave them a huge surprise. Though once he was finished with that, he couldn't help but want an unhealthy drink from a coffee shop.

It was a bright and beautiful day out and Kira would've pulled up to the front of the shop on his motorcycle. While he didn't mind flying from big city to big city, he most often liked navigating the cities with his motorcycle. He didn't want to bring a whole bunch of attention to himself. The best way to avoid attention was to not display his mastery of Ki. The less he flew around the less people would stare and that was to his liking.

Walking into the coffee shop, he walked up to the counter and greeted the worker with the biggest smile he could. Today had been a beautiful and sunny day, he couldn't help but smile with the sun shining down the way it was. "Yeah, Could I get an Ice cap please?" Shortly after, Kira would've paid up and taken his freshly made cold beverage and make his way outside to the front patio.  He glanced at his bike and chuckled briefly, even shaking his head lightly. He couldn't exactly just ride his bike out of here with a drink in his hand. That wasn't exactly the most convenient.

Looking to his right he would've seen a woman sitting alone. She was rather gorgeous and looked rather relaxed, yet she was all alone and he couldn't help but wonder if she wanted company. Now this wasn't based on her looks, this was simply Kira trying to socialize a little bit. He walked over to the woman and offered her the biggest smile in the world. It might've even been the warmest and most friendly smile that the planet Earth had to offer.

"Hello! Would you like some company?"

While he thought of saying his name, he figured that had been rather pointless until she actually stated she wanted some company. Now if she denied the company, Kira would've simply moved along and gotten a seat elsewhere. Maybe head down to a local park or something and leave the bike here for a few minutes. However, he couldn't help but think she'd say yes. The day was bright and sunny, who wanted to sit alone on a day like this?  Worst case, they would've annoyed each other. Best case? They could've had a nice conversation and learned something new.

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He couldn't help but have a more genuine smile after her compliment but he wasn't quite sure how to take it. If he were being honest with himself, he was terrible when it came to reading compliments when they came from the opposite gender. His mind couldn't help but wander to whether she was just being nice or if she was flirting. Of course, he had no intent on flirting here but he couldn't help but get a slight shade of red glowing within his cheeks. Maybe it was simply just because he was young or maybe it was the fact that he was inexperienced.  Her tone had been soft, gentle and rather welcoming. He couldn't help but think that her answer had been genuine.

He slid the chair out before taking a seat across from her. He rested his drink down on the table after taking a small sip of it. The easy part was asking whether or not he could join her but now was the time for that hard part. He wasn't exactly good at this type of interaction. If she had been in trouble or had been causing trouble, he'd have no issues with finding the right words to say or the right actions to take but this? How was he supposed to make small talk?  While he wasn't good at this part of it all, he was more than happy to have a chance to get some practice.   The chances of them crossing paths again had been slim to none, so what the hell, right? Practice made perfect after all.

Here it goes, he thought to himself before he started making small talk but he did have a little trick. People often liked talking about themselves and what they did and now while he wasn't going to dig deep and get personal about anything, he had the perfect idea of a topic to bring up.
"My names Kira by the way but... beautiful day here in North City, You a resident and get to enjoy these types of days often or are you just visiting?"

He thought this was something good to talk about as it was the most basic thing he could think of and it wasn't too personal.  It was also an easy enough question to dodge the true answer if she so decided. She could've deflected and just said passing through, work, whatever. Kira wasn't going to push for an answer and maybe he was overthinking everything but that was likely just the boys nerves. He wasn't good at this. Casually starting conversations at a coffee shop hadn't been easy for him. He had spent too much time doing martial arts and not enough time talking to women while he was in school and now, while he was capable of fighting to a minor degree, he had been incapable of talking to the opposite sex.  Hopefully, he was nailing it though and hopefully she'd be patient with him if he was out of line.

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He couldn't help but nod his head casually upon hearing her repeat his name.  That was him, Kira the Martial Artist!  While he didn't expect to be known at all in the real world,  he did have a rather unique name and a very unique set of traits. It wasn't often that there had been an Earthling with green hair and green eyes.  Going forward, he had hoped she'd remember the name, even if he was just a martial arts instructor for kids and the most basic levels of the sport.  He wasn't one to want his name known far and wide, he just wanted to share his passion with those willing to learn and it was a bonus that he made a career out of it. There wasn't a lot of people in the world that could say they had their dream job but he sure did.

She seemed like a very polite woman and he smiled at the thought of their conversation continuing before he took another sip of his over priced drink. "East City, huh? I haven't been there in ages." He casually stated with a light tone of voice. "Though, You did pick a good day to walk down memory lane. I don't think you could've picked a day much better than this." With the sun out and the overall weather, today was a very beautiful day here in the city. It was almost a blessing the day had turned out so nice. It also seemed as if traffic were at an all time low at the moment so the city was quieter than it usually was.

"As for me.." He trailed off, giving another large smile as his hand ruffled the hair on the back of his head a short moment. "I actually own and run a dojo downtown West City. I'm quite passionate about Martial Arts and quite fortunate I get to share it with the customers. My classes are pretty basic, I run a lot of classes for kids and intro's for adults. Haven't been open long enough to get into advanced techniques yet." He shrugged his shoulders lightly, rather enjoying the fact that he could go off about this. It wasn't very often he had the chance to talk about himself and what he did and while he was going to keep it brief, he was going to get the main stuff out. "Though, I do stick to the sport of it. Don't really enjoy fighting all that much."

Now that he got his piece out, Kira turned it back around to her and what she did. While she mentioned work, she didn't elaborate on it what so ever and he wanted to know. "What about you? What kind of work took you into East City?" Whatever it was, he couldn't help but assume it was an important role for a company. Kira didn't know a lot of people who moved far for work but then again, he hadn't been out of high school that long and most of the people he knew only moved for school.

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