[Kira, or so he's known to pretty much everyone he spends time with these days, shuffles quietly but awkwardly into the library, his hands in his pockets, his shoulders in a defensive slouch. His face, his posture, the way his eyes dart around in the dim light, all broadcast I don't want to be here loud and clear.
It's half true. Kira's not too thrilled with Lawliet sending him here to pick up the Triangle Building blueprints, but two things temper his irritation. One, Lawliet would have come himself if he could, and the business that had him tied up was actually important. Two, it means Kira gets a chance to talk with Misa Amane by himself. Every time they've spoken so far, Kira has been That Awkward Friend of Lawliet's Who's Always Hanging Around. Look, from the moment he saw her, Kira has had a sense that Misa Amane is something special.
He sees her pushing the cart between the shelves, and instead of what a normal person would do, which would be to wait by the desk until she comes back, Kira once again demonstrates his appalling lack of social grace and follows her. He doesn't mean to sneak up. He just happens to walk quietly, and doesn't say anything until he's about ten feet behind her.]
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It's half true. Kira's not too thrilled with Lawliet sending him here to pick up the Triangle Building blueprints, but two things temper his irritation. One, Lawliet would have come himself if he could, and the business that had him tied up was actually important. Two, it means Kira gets a chance to talk with Misa Amane by himself. Every time they've spoken so far, Kira has been That Awkward Friend of Lawliet's Who's Always Hanging Around. Look, from the moment he saw her, Kira has had a sense that Misa Amane is something special.
He sees her pushing the cart between the shelves, and instead of what a normal person would do, which would be to wait by the desk until she comes back, Kira once again demonstrates his appalling lack of social grace and follows her. He doesn't mean to sneak up. He just happens to walk quietly, and doesn't say anything until he's about ten feet behind her.]
'Scuse me -- Miss Amane?