The Lost Sky

16

This is where the two, Raka and Aira are sitting sweetly in the garden. Both of them look like two lovebirds who are enjoying the view. In fact, Raka wanted to say something to Aira about what she had just experienced while doing chores from school. However it was also related to Aira, so Aira should know about it according to Raka.

"Now we can talk!" said Aira staring at Raka.

"Don't look at it, Ra. I'll talk, anyway. Even if you don't see it!" raka said throwing his face the other way.

"Yes," Aira responded briefly and then looked ahead. "What were you talking about?" ask again.

"There was a strange incident. When me and the others were doing fieldwork for research, we-we intercepted some people who looked rude," Raka said.

Aira frowned, must yes she knew it all. "Dengerin was done, Ra," Raka said as if understanding that Aira looked confused.

"OK," Aira replied with a brief nod.

"Of course those people are easily defeated without wasting energy. They don't look that weak!" continued Raka. This time Aira just listened without chiming in.

"When they lose, Sinta moves on. Who told them, eh you know what they said?" Raka paused her words.

"My name," Aira guessed.

This time it was Raka's turn to nod. "Really! Your name appears there!" said justify. "Tomorrow will be a storm! You gotta get ready?!" said the young man again.

"OK, thanks," Aira replied casually. "Want to eat? I'll buy it as payment" Aira said, offering a reply.

"I don't accept it because I want to get a reward, yes!" said Raka was quite happy because the two of them were a little closer without having to clash their mouths.

"I didn't say that" Aira said in response.

"Who knows what you're thinking?!" muttered Raka slowly.

"I didn't think of anything," replied Aira flatly.

Raka was quite surprised, not expecting Aira to hear the murmur she was doing as slow as possible. "Where do we eat?" the young man changed the topic. "Buy me good food, yes" he continued.

"Whatever, choose anywhere. I don't understand a good place to eat" Aira said. He just come along, it's up to Raka to choose where to eat. All food for Aira is the same, just to fill the energy no matter what it tastes like.

"Come, go now," said Raka not to waste the chance. "Would you take my car or drive?" ask her to Aira.

"Car," replied Aira briefly.

Raka nodded in understanding. "Definitely don't want to dry, right?" said guess.

"No," replied Aira casually. "Let's not bother coming back here again" he continued. Aira got into Raka's car, no need to bother opening the door. The girl was too independent to take care of everything.

"What?" tanya Aira looked at Raka. "Come, walk," he said again.

"Oh, okay," said Raka immediately forwarded her car. The two ate at the restaurant that Raka chose. Aira was apparently not picky food, anything she would eat as long as it was presented in front of her.

"Let me pay for it this time!" said Raka pulled out her card.

Aira stared intently at Raka. "I think I told you that I'm going to deal today!" he said he didn't want to give up.

"But I'm a guy, Ra," sighed Raka who had never been read to by anyone at all.

"Don't take it! This swipe!" said Raka quickly.

"Don't be stubborn and stand up now!" aira was ready to leave. "Or I go first" he continued with a serious face.

Raka relented, re-inserting her card into the wallet. "Okay, this time you pay. Next time let me buy it instead," said the young man following Aira's steps.

"Whatever," replied Aira not too dizzy.

"Want me to take you?" said Raka offering a ride. "I have a lot of free time if only to bring you home, really," said the young man again.

"My pick has come" said Aira, pointing to the man in black who was standing not far from them. "I go first" he said, stepping away.

"When you get there, send me a message!" said Raka.

Aira smiled cynically. "To where? School number?" said relax.

Raka bengong was left alone, the young man stood there for quite a while. "Shameful," he wrote a little annoyed at himself.

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And sure enough, the next day the entire class threw a cynical and disgusted look at Aira. Aira who was stared at did not even care. The girl's desk was filled with trash, not to mention the scrolls of nameless letters stating that Aira should leave their school immediately.

"Alright, not shameless, anyway," chirped one of the schoolgirls whose mouth was itching to quip since Aira entered their class.

"What's up, anyway? What's up?" the other timpal started the charade and giggled while glancing silently at Aira.

"Yesterday, if we know the task of continuing to find the material that is, uh there is something disturbing that you know!" he said he deliberately raised the volume of his voice. "Tuh people look like street thugs, and they just disturb Sinta. Ih, serem anyway," he continued telling stories.

"Gosh, but it's okay, right?" asked the others with a worried expression.

"Luckily there is Anto, he went on and managed to defeat them all," he replied praising his classmates. "Eh, they say that they only know what they are told to do apparently," he continued smiling cynically to Aira.

"Yes, geez. Who the hell has such evil thoughts?" another word scared. "Fear so bad if you have to hang around like that!" he continued, full of emphasis.

"Already, already! Don't do this, then let me do my own thing," Sinta said.

"Let me be with you! I'm not calm if you're just the same as those criminal brains!" said Anto volunteered to be an impromptu bodyguard.

"Thank you" Sinta smiled back. Though in his heart he laughed out loud because his plan to ruin Aira's name worked so easily.

"Can we talk?" tanya Sinta looked at Aira doubtfully and fearfully.

Aira nodded casually. "Say!" said flat.

"Don't be here" Sinta said. "I don't want you to feel burdened later," he continued to incarnate as a benevolent angel.

"Alag, don't be too good, Sin! Just a tanya gas?!" anto said impatiently.

"Yes, just ask!" timpal Aira smiled faintly.

"Why are you so? I was hoping that the people who lied yesterday, but they have no reason to lie about you being the mastermind of yesterday's case, right?" tukas Sinta. Oh, she was obviously happy because Aira was stubborn and chose to speak in class. Let the rest of your friends hear clearly what happened to him yesterday.