Open Mind, Closed Heart (Open to everyone)

Vergil closed his eyes, a deep sigh playing on his lips. Valentines had come and gone, and he had been alone for so long that he was already so used to it. But everyone wanted someone beside them, everyone did. He had seen the couples walk past him, hearing the whispers that happened behind his back. His sapphire blue eyes were closed as he sat outside, enjoying the slight breeze. He sat in the shade of a tree, isolated. It felt as if he was detached from the world. He just sighed, wearing some regular clothing for once. Just some blue jeans with a blue shirt, a white long sleeve shirt underneath. He felt a tear run down his face, but he wiped it away. Loneliness became him, and it was his fate to be by himself.

Violet was walking back to her dorm from combat class and saw a boy sitting down, she had time, so she decided to go over and sit down, after all, it was a long walk from south to west, that plus the hard combat excercises made it nearly impossible for her to not stop, so she walked on over, and sat next to the boy, putting her books on the other side of her.

Vergil was off in the clouds. He looked to the sky, just thinking. How much blood had he shed in his life for the sake of money or self defense. He blinked and thought, sighing. Then he noticed the girl who had just taken a seat next to him, blinking. "H-Hello." Vergil said, surprised that this girl had sat down next to him.

"Hi," Violet said, she just continued to sit and said nothing, to see what the boy would do. A small breeze sturred up as well, but she thought it might just be her. Whatever it was it didn't matter, she was just going to sit there, she was tired.

Vergil leaned more against the tree, closing his eyes slightly then looking over to the girl. "Um...are you resting? Do you want me to leave you to your own devices?" Vergil asked, his voice soft, wondering if this girl wanted to be alone or something. His sapphire blue eyes shined sadly though, truly not wanting to leave his spot under the tree.

"No, you can stay if you want, I'm just a bit tired, I just had a combat class, and those are really tiring. You don't have to move if you don't want to." She said, somewhat sure that this person was depressed about something, and her instincts told her she just had to find out what it was, and whether or not she could use it to her advantage.

Vergil blinked and nodded. He relaxed himself, blinking at her. "Combat classes? Oh, yeah, I guess they do have combat classes at this school." Vergil said, then murmured a bit. He felt a bit sluggish. He didn't feel like doing anything or going anywhere. He sighed deeply, crossing his arms over his chest.

"So, what's your name anyway?" She asked, hoping to learn more about this boy. She didn't know why, but she had the strangest feeling that this kid had something troubling him, and that she may be able to help, so she had to at least know his name to begin.

Vergil blinked to the neko woman, wondering why she wanted his name. Regardless, she asked, so he was obligated to give it to her. "I'm Vergil." Vergil said simply, his voice a bit more confident as he leaned against the tree a bit more. He closed his eyes for a bit then opened them, seeing a leaf falling infront of him, his mind as calm and clear as a lake during the perfect weather.

"I'm Violet, nice to meet you." She said, holding out her hand for him to shake. She needed to keep working at it if she wanted to know what was troubling the boy, so she was already thinking through possible responses to likely statements, just in case what she thought was going on was going on.

Vergil nodded solemnly as he shook the girl's hand, letting it go soon afterwards as he put his hands on the ground to steady himself. She seemed like a nice enough person, but looks could be deceiving. He had learned that lesson all too well. He sighed a bit, looking at her. He could tell in her eyes something was on her mind, but he couldn't tell what was on her mind. Was she thinking about someone?

She saw him getting more thinking on his mind in his eyes, so she decided this was the time to ask him the question she'd been dying to just yell out the entire time. "So, what's troubling you, you seem worried?" She asked, as if she had never thought it before.

Vergil blinked at her question, turning away. "Nothing is wrong, why do you ask?" Vergil said, lying blatantly, obviously seen in his voice. He was never a good liar, he was worst than a bad liar! He hoped she wouldn't pry or he would break down. "I'm just tired of being alone." Vergil mumbled unknowingly.

"Ah, I see, you're lonely. Is there anything I can do to help?" She said, hearing his mumbles. She knew that there was something special about this boy, it was her chance -- her opportunity. She couldn't afford to screw this up, or she'd have a lot to pay for it. She was giddy on the inside, but on the outside she was somewhat emotionless.

Vergil shook his head. "I don't want to drag someone else into my problems. I'd rather not have an innocent person put in the line of fire." Vergil said, standing up with a stretch. "Lets go for a walk, my legs will stiffen if I sit for too long." Vergil said, stretching his arms and rotating his shoulder before he held out a hand to the neko girl.

Violet took the boy's hand and got up, she then leaned over to get her books. After grabbing them, she began to walk with the boy, wherever he led.

Vergil just walked to the park, wondering how long that this woman was going to follow him. He could easily tell she had her own agenda to follow, but he didn't care, so long as she didn't try to attack him or anything. He found a bench to sit down at, taking a deep breath and exhaling.

Violet sat down with him almost instantaniously. She thought of what to say, but then it hit her. She asked the next question that was on her mind. "Do you want to know a secret?" she asked, feeling kind of kiddish but she ignored that. She just wondered what his response would be... and hopefully it would be a big fat yes.

Vergil blinked as she sat next to him, a bit of an awkward silence between them before she spoke. He raised an eyebrow at her question, blinking again. Did he want to know a secret of hers? He shrugged, deciding so. "Sure, tell me your secret, if you want to." Vergil said very calmly, the torrent in his mind was calming down so that he was beginning to get out of his depression and having a clear mind.

"Hi, I'm Violet, how are you doing?" she said, cheerfully. This was great, now she had a backup if she screwed up with Vergil. Whatever happened it would probably all turn out okay. She could probably dodge anything that came at her. She did, after all, just join the school.

Vergil blinked at the student that was coming towards him. He waved a bit with a smile. "Yeah, I understood it. It was pretty easy if you took a good look at it and analyzed it." Vergil explained, looking at Sayu and then looking back at Violet. "Is there something you wanted to tell me, Violet?" Vergil said with a soft smile, his hands in his pockets as the thought about all the classes he shared with Sayu.

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"I don't have a master, and I want you to be my master." She spoke the words faster than she could avoid saying them, especially that last part. She didn't intend to say it but she did. Guess that goes to show that even the best deceivers can deceive themselves sometimes. She had to work it from here anyways, otherwise she would be screwed. Violet decided upon keeping herself emotionless, as that would be the best policy at this point.

Vergil blinked in confusion, having to take a couple seconds to let her words soak in. He looked surprised and dumbfounded, staying silent for a couple seconds before speaking. "Ummm....I don't know you that well, but I do know neko's need masters. Lets try this on a trial run, okay? I'll be your master for a little while to see how we get along." Vergil finally said, not wanting to say no.