Kiranni miandered aimlessly along the coast. She was near the pirate's cove. Pirates were the kind of people she loved to associate herself with. Besides that, she loved boats. Some of the few things her neglagent father had bothered to teach her were about how to operate boats. Kiranni looked out at the inky blackness of night that was slowly deepening and enveloping her. The moon was faint and it was overcast. There was so little light at all it was pure darkness. Kiranni yawned in her tiredness. She seated herself on a large uncomfortable rock. She ran her fingers through her messy hair and blinked a few times to stop herself from drifting off into sleep right then and there. She looked upwards into the dark nothingness of sky. A few drops of water fell onto her opturned face. She didn't know if it was sea spray or rain. Rain, she thought because it was more liquid than the misty sea spray. The thought of rain woke her up almost completely so that only a slight hint of tiredness remained.

Min is walking along the edge of the water barefoot. She loved the water, and the feel of sand beneath her feet. She was still unsure of everything in this strange new world which she still didn't know the name of. She spots someone ahead of her, and walks up."Hello, my name is Min...."

Kiranni was slightly startled by Min's appearance. She turned to look at Min, jerking her eyes away from the sky. She could see her well as her eyes had adjusted to the dark.

"Kiranni,"

She said plainly, nothing more, nothing less. She yawned again as her tiredness returned to her slightly more than before. Apparently then rain couldn't fully awaken her. She stared suspiciously at Min.

"Um, where are we, and what is this world called? I haven't been here for very long, you see...."She looks up at the stars.

Kiranni was in a volitile mood now that she'd been disturbed.

"Imythess, Pirate's Cove,"

She snapped rather heatedly. She wasn't in a mood to go explaining where they were in more detail then that. Her stare turned into a glare as if she'd been disrupted from something truly important. Her tiredness didn'y help things as it merely made her eyelids droop and her vision blurry. She put her hand to her head turningaway from Min. She shook her head to try and shake off the tiredness that had settled upon her.

She gets angry, and suddenly punches Kiranni in the back of the head.

Kiranni stood up in a flurry of rage and grabbed the brats wrist. Anger coursed through her the likes of which she had never felt before. Her eyes blazed with such hatred she felt that just by looking at Min she could melt her into the sand. She glared into Min's eyes dangerously still clamped on to her wrist. She wanted to snap it in half like a twig. She wanted to yell at the insolent girl who stood before her. Her hand was on one of her daggers and a second later it was at Min's throat. She wished she could gut her. Tear her apart. She hoped she would get her chance.

She twists her hand, and ends up holdng Kiranni's wrist. She takes the hand holding the dagger, and moves it away. She then proceeds to kick Kiranni in the stomach.

Kiranni wrenched her hand out of Min's grasp. She took a pathetic blow to the stomach which winded her momentarily. Then she was up again and glaring at Min like bloody murder. She drew her other dagger wanting to drive it deep into Min's heart. For once Kiranni hadn't even done anything to provoke her foe. The fragile girl must have been extremely sensitive to take anything Kiranni said to offense.

She glares at Kiranni. She didn't like the way she had been so rude to her, and she had anger management problems.

Kiranni had had enough. Her mood had reached an infuriating climax and she needed to cool herself down. She gritted her teeth and sheathed her daggers angrily. She shook her head and rolled her eyes. Min seemed to be a rather rude person considering she had initiated an argument when Kiranni was in a bad mood. She let out a deep breath turned and began walking away. She didn't turn to get a last look at Min because she feared the mere sight of her would cause her to run back and attack her. She cleched her fists and walked down the coast until she was out of sight to Min.