Latte's for the Moon and Sky [Splotch]

{Continuing from An Angel in Training}

A soft chuckle escaped Keirsta as she saw Leo once more slip off his jacket. It wasn't her fault, no. She was just trying to have a bit of fun with the possibility of flying over. Honestly, though, she would've accepting a no just fine. Chuckling to herself, she looked at him before waving her arms in the air quickly. "I call a no fair headstart!" She teased, grinning as she took a moment to spread her own, which did drain a bit out of her, but she still took into the air quickly. Having to adjust to this, it took her a moment to stabalize herself. She wasn't going to lie, nearly falling out of the air wasn't the nicest feeling in the world. But she quickly did her best to catch up to Leo, and before she knew it they were actually at Rosebury.

Curling her wings close to her body to allow her to land, Keirsta had to lean into the landing. Seeing that otherwise it would've killed her knees on contact, stablizing herself was the best option. Rising back to her feet she looked around for Leo, furrowing her brow when she couldn't really find him. Blushing a little bit when she saw the other citizens of the city around her staring in her direction, she brushed back a lock of pink hair before keeping her wings folded towards her and looking around for Leo some more.

Leo had landed not too long before Keirsta. He hadn't actually been to the cafe before, however it was rather easy to spot. The cafe was small, and could easily be described as cute. Within the window he could see tables neatly set, one or two people sat within, so it was fairly empty. Hearing Keirsta land, he glanced over at her, noting that she hadn't seen him yet. Smirking, he slid on his jacket and tiptoed over to the pink haired student. Standing a foot behind her, Leo put his hands up in a stereotypical 'claw' form and tapped her shoulders with them, all the while shouting, "Boo!" Of course he could have done something way more scary, but better not have her pee herself. |C

She had kept looking around for Leo, completely oblivious to his location. Every person had a blindspot though, did they not? At least, Keirsta hoped they did. If not, she was at a serious disadvantage. When the hairs on the back of her neck rose, she didn't exactly know what to think of it... But when he put his hand on her shoulder and simotaniously said the single word, she literally jumped. Quickly placing a hand on her heart, she sighed in a bit of relief. Her heart was pounding though. "I haven't had a good scare like that in forever... Now I've gotta get you back at some point." Giving a light-hearted grin, she nudged him before motioning to the cafe. "Ready to head in?" Allowing her wings to vanish before going inside, she slipped back on her blazer before opening up the door to the cafe, allowing Leo to head in first.

A laugh bubbled out of Leo, as he took a few steps back in case she lashed out at him. Only to grow pale when she said something about exacting her revenge. Or, getting back at him. Either way, bad news for Leo. 'Heheh, shit.' He thought bitterly as she nudged him toward the cafe. He himself wasn't too good being scared. Most of the time he screams like a girl, not that he would admit that to any one. It was a shame of the highest level.

Taking the lead, Leo opened the door, and left it open until Keirsta could put a hand on the door. A little jingle alerted the workers and costumers to their presence. Blue eyes widened at the aroma of the cafe. It smelt amazing. Possibly better than his mother's cooking, which caused a hint of homesickness. Brushing it off, he glanced back to Keirsta to see how she was doing.