The Club Train

A garganta opened in the main hall of Luz Naciente. Izaya flew out and landed on the ground. As he did so, he spun around and took a bow. "I hear the judges!!! "Wonderful dismount" "10, 10 , 10!" Ahhhh. Welcome to the Rogue Light Headquarters!!!!!"

Tsukimi casually stepped out, her vision was acting up going from a dark place, to a brighter place really didn’t help her sight, especially when she had cataracts. She made sure to completely disregard the stunt Izaya just did. ”Thanks…” Tsukimi said with no amusement. She didn’t really know what else to say, she couldn’t even see the place yet as her eyes were too busy adjusting

Izaya casually walked over to Leon and grabbed Lavia from him, throwing her back over his own shoulder. "I'll be taking her", he whispered carelessly.

He began to walk away. "Come, follow me" He took them on a small tour of the building. " And here~ is where you guys will be staying. All of these rooms were purpose built for living conditions. Pick a room I don't mind." As he walked up the hall, he threw Lavia into a room as he passed by it. She landed right on the bed. "Bulls-eye!" He said, thrusting his arm up with a clenched fist. "My office is down the hallway if you need me."

Tsukimi followed, and knew at the top of her head which room she was going to choose, not caring about the appearance, since she could barely see it anyways so why would she bother. ”I’m taking this room.” she said, pointing to the room farthest away from the others. Tsukimi thought for a while, and finally asked a question ”There’s basic necessities in all these rooms right? Like, a washroom, correct?”

"A washroom? Eh, sure of course. We got to keep ourselves clean right? Can't come back after a trip all sweaty and not expect a good wash hehe." Izaya continued to walk away."But, it really isn't that important to be perfectly honest"

"As I probably said before on previous occasions does it seem like I really care about your opinion? No, so there we go" Tsukimi verified, she was really only here because she didn't have anything better to do. But, she was indeed relieved to have a personal washroom. Walking into her room, she put forth one more final thing. "When I am in this room, I expect no one to even try to interact with me. If I am out of the room, feel free to but I won't guarantee that I'm willing to, that means all of you. Got it memorized?"

As Izaya waled up to his office door he made a flapping motion with his hand "Yeah, yeah. But that rule never applies to me. Don't convince me otherwise." He proceeded to enter his room, the noise of the shutting door echoes through the building.

A few hours passed, Tsukimi just waltzed right out of her room wanting to ask a few questions. Trying to make her way to Izaya's office she almost bumped into wall a few times. Muttering curse words under her breath. Tsukimi would have asked the others, if she knew what room they were in, and wished she did know because honestly, she rather have asked one of them than Izaya.

Finally she got there, and was contemplating whether to just swing the door open or knock. She knocked three times, and then rolled her eyes waiting for an answer, or none.

Izaya walked over to the door and thrust ed it open slightly. "Ahhh Tsu-chan. What a pleasant surprise....I hope. Is their something you need?" He gave a gentle smile to her.

Tsukimi rolled her eyes when she heard the door open slightly "I have some questions, I'd like to ask and I'd prefer to get an answer now instead of later because then it would have no purpose." she stated "Is that okay? I couldn't care less if you declined though"

Leon was baffled by Izaya's treatment of the girl and dashed into the same room to patch her up, seeing as the guy was too much of an ass to give a damn about his subordinates.

Once he had taken care of the girl Leon marched right past Tsukimi and clocked Izaya right in the chin, sending the man through several walls out into the desert until the bastard landed 300 yards from the spot he was once standing.

As Leon went to punch him, the man stopped him with his palm, holding the man's clenched fist. He proceeded to throw Leon past Izaya. He turned, awkwardly, with a face full of confusion. "Um, can I help you?" He flexed his hand; it was bent out of shape at the center of his palm from the punch. "You really don't like my beautiful hands, do you? Ew, disgusting!"

Tsukimi just sighed; she was irritated that she was interrupted by Leon. Thankfully he was thrown past Izaya; if Tsukimi hadn't been irritated at the moment, she would have laughed. "....Can I ask the questions now, or are more people going to interrupt me?"

Izaya sighed. He shared Tsukimi's opinion on the interruption. He, of all people, didn't like time wasting. "Sure, I am happy to explain anything you care to know." Izaya then casually walked over to his desk, rubbing his neck as he did. He sat down on his chair and pushed another out in front of him. "Please, sit down." As he waited, he continued to flex his hand to wear off the small injury. "Oh, you can leave now, Angry-chan. Close the door on the way out, will you, dear?"

Tsukimi sat down in the chair; she had minor complications trying to find the chair with her bad eyesight, but it was barely noticeable. "Aaah, I'm just going to cut straight to the chase with this, okay?" she stated. "I admit, I'm really skeptical. This "group" you're making, isn't it to get rid of Shinigami's? Yet, out of all the people you could have recruited, why did you technically let a shinigami join?" Tsukimi referred to herself in that saying, since, being a Vizard, she was more of a Shinigami than she was a Hollow.

Izaya smiled and leaned back in his chair. He was not surprised that Tsukimi asked this. "The truth is, my group isn't simply to get rid of Shinigami. They just happen to be the current 'Main Villain'," he said, making quote gestures with his fingers,"at this current time. My main aim is to stop violence. Now you may be thinking that I'm a hypocrite. I am being violent myself after all. However, if it stops all of the agonizing war and toil in the long run, then I would say that's a job well done." He pointed to her with a straight face. "If your belief of a Rogue group is different and you think it's wrong, then I suggest you leave."

Tsukimi just nodded along with what he was saying. ”I’m going to be nice this time and refrain from voicing an opinion on ‘how it stops all of the agonizing wars, et cetera,’ only because I can kind of see the perspective you are coming from.” she then shrugged. As much as she would jump to the opportunity of leaving on the spot, Tsukimi just rolled her eyes and moved on to the next question. ”Uh, anyway, moving on from that. What exactly are the ground rules here, like the dos and don’ts? Also, do they vary on the person?”

Izaya threw his feet upon the table and relaxed, keeping eye contact with her. "Hmmmmm, does and don'ts you say". The words smoothly ran from his mouth. "If there is one thing to remember is to never disobey me. And I mean never. I can't have people going about, getting into all kinds of trouble, not listening to a word I say. However, feel free to do your own thing when I haven't given a strict order not to. I won't interfere with your personal lives. Also to note is that you must be on board with my ideals at all times...I suppose. I can't really enforce that now that I think about it..." He pondered, looking up at the ceiling for a moment. "I can't really think of much else. OH, and it doesn't vary.....well except with Angry Chan over there", he said with a wink, leaning closer to her.

Tsukimi broke eye contact with him by looking down, she wasn't fond of eye contact at all, but looked back in his direction momentarily still listening to every word he said. "Alright, those seem reasonable for the do's and don'ts to an extent I guess" she replied, Tsukimi almost felt bad for Leon, but didn't and laughed under her breath. When Izaya leaned closer to her, she got a bit tense, and moved back in her seat. "Last questions, if someone were to leave this group, can they join again? Also, what's your views on members engaging in any type of conflict, whether its verbal, or physical?"

Izaya leant back in his seat and straightened up a bit. "If a member wishes to leave then they are in no circumstances to be allowed back. I, of course, won't take any action against their wish to leave...such as killing them, etc etc.." He rambled on. "But the second they join another group that is against us, I will consider them a traitor and have them killed. As for civil conflict....I'm not having any of that. It won't do me, or any of us any good. Now will it?" Izaya grinned. "You weren't planning anything, were you Tsu Chan?", he said sarcastically

”Well, think about it if I wasn’t planning something do you really think I wouldn’t have asked those questions in the first place?” Tsukimi announced with a slight smirk, she wasn't too fond of Izaya, but she was aware of how intelligent he was. ”Thank you though for your time, and for answering my questions. I guess have a nice night.” She got up off her seat, and stretched her body while walking away. Tsukimi was kind of thankful it could be classified as personal business, so she didn't have to tell anyone, and use the 'its personal' excuse.