Age Of Swordsmen 21 5.1 A First Mission

"You guys got any idea?" Asked Kyaga. Still overwhelmed by the situation and the surroundings they were put in, it was hard for him to think straight.

"No, not really." Answered s.h.i.+zu. Her facial expressions indicated that she had a similar opinion on the situation.

Itaka on the other hand was too busy thinking. So busy, that he didn't even noticed them speaking. He was pondering with one hand on his chin, slowly rubbing it over and over again. He was determined to find his friend, not letting him behind and letting him figure things out alone.

Kyaga and s.h.i.+zu looked over to Itaka, waiting for his comment, but not wanting to ask again so his thought process wouldn't get interrupted.

Suddenly his eyes sparked up with joy. "Hey!..." But it quickly faded again. "Okay, maybe the idea isn't as good as I first thought it would be." Said Itaka "But... maybe he is around the Colosseum. If he realized that this is Zeiwit, without being on the church, he may have gone there, as it's were you needed to go for first quests and stuff, when you first played the game."
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"Actually." Answered Kyaga excited. "That's genius!"

"Yeah!" Agreed s.h.i.+zu. "Good thinking Itaka!"

"Thanks." Said Itaka calm and seemingly not impressed by his own thinking. "And even if he's not there, we could still find some things that may be useful for us later."

"You're right." Kyaga nodded. "It's made for the beginners after all, so there's a good chance."

"But we should still keep our minds on where he could be." Said s.h.i.+zu. She didn't want them to get incautious.

"Yep. And keep your eyes open for him as well. We don't want to pa.s.s him or something." Itaka adjusted his gla.s.ses with his index finger and looked over to Kyaga and s.h.i.+zu. "We really don't want to waste too much time. We got things to do that need to be done."

They both agreed and then went on their way over to the Colosseum. Next to the church, it was the biggest building standing in the city, so there wasn't really a way of missing the stone walls, which protruded over all the other houses, in any way.