Persona: Mask of Innocence v.2

"You must make a lot because of your drawings."

 

"I do make quite a lot. Arisa makes plenty of money as a singer as well."

 

Ryoji smiled. "Arisa is a pretty good singer. I just hope the media isn't bugging her." He turned on the tv.

 

"They had better not, or they'll have me to deal with."

 

Ryoji nodded. "We don't need the media bothering her while she's out with her friends."

 

"Thankfully, she's still unknown in the world of singing, so they shouldn't bother her much. They bother me quite a lot nowadays though."

 

"Why's that?"

Uriel watched over his master, making sure no enemies attacked.

 

"Because that's how the media is. The whole lot of them are nothing but a flock of vultures looking to smear the images of good people."

 

"Yeah, but you'll take care of it."

 

"I don't mind what they say about me. I normally just shrug it off. I'm not going to let them say anything bad about Arisa though."

 

Ryoji nodded. "Yup! They should be back soon. But I've got a bad feeling about some Shadows appearing."

 

"In that case, I'm gonna go get Kyo."

 

Ryoji sighed. "I hope the girls sense it too." Teddie nodded.

 

Hattori quickly went upstairs and gently got Kyo out of the crib without waking her. He carried her back downstairs, cradling her in his arms.

 

Ryoji sighed. "It's just a feeling, but I think your father's spirit become a shadow." Arisa and the girls appeared. Silently, they put the clothes away and entered the tv. Teddie grabbed Kyo's glasses and he and Ryoji followed them into the tv. "Arisa, something wrong?"

Arisa remained quiet.

 

"And here I thought we were through with him. I won't let him touch Kyo."

 

"Like I said, it's just a feeling." Ryoji turned to Arisa.

"Teddie, do you smell a new dungeon?" she asked calmly. Teddie sniffed. "Just a addition to Hattori-kun's." Arisa walked off. Suki sighed.

"Nee-chan's been acting this way since she heard about another murder in town today."

 

"Who was killed this time?"

 

"It was a close friend of her parents. The person who taught her to sing. I guess she feel like she owes something to that person."

 

"I don't blame her. I would feel the same way."