The big rock Chanel had found to use as a table wa perfect (though she had a heated discussion with Tanner if they should keep the moss on it, Matthias acting as a tie breaker). And Woods had found the perfect spot to film. The bush they were under filtered the light perfectly and gave them all shelter in case of rain. But Matthias still had made a roof out of lilypads incase the weather got really bad.

Out of all of them, Micheal was undoubtedly the most helpful. He had been scavenging for his whole life so he had plenty of random items to contribute. Shiny coins and fancy looking buttons, those small little figurines that human children would trade when they're teachers weren't looking. Doll house furniture that had most likely belonged to a very ecstatic child, now long forgotten and discarded, the color faded and paint chipped in places. Old drumsticks made perfect support beams to hold up the leaves out of the way when stuck in the ground.

A toy car looked great in the background, and a toy pail fit perfectly off to the side in a hole dug by Sam, for when they needed to use water but didn't want to intrude on the inhabit ants of the nearby pond.. But most importantly, (and lucky) was a camera. The entire thing still worked, all of the functions and Tanner had tricked his human patents/owners into buying chargers so the battery life wouldn't be a problem.

Chanel started setting up the camera for their first video on the set, "Trying ten useless things humans do". Woods was listening to a song on a music player they planned to use in the video and Matthias was reading the latest issue of "The Bridgeport pond News", Tanner already fallen asleep in the spot between the two.

"The camera's all ready to go, we can start whenever you guys are ready" Chanel announced as Matthias folded his newspaper stashing it behind his seat, waking Tanner up and pulling Woods headset off.

"Hello everyone, welcome to the show where we are tired and judge humans" Tanner yawned as Chanel signaled that they were recording.

"Hey Luna, what're you playing?" Matthias asked as he crouched down next to her. "I'm not playing, I'm working like you. I'm making a video." Luna explained, pointing at her setup. "Your the Frog, Sam is the dog, Chanel is the birdie, Tanner is the Kitty, Micheal is the racoon and Woods is the Bunny." She pointed at each toy as she spoke, and gave a brief explanation of what was happening.

"Where are you though?"

"Im not here, I'm a tadpole, I can't leave the water Daddy!"

"What about that bucket though?"

"But then what will the video be?"

Amanda smiled as she watched her daughter and husband play from a bench across the park and decided to head over and join in.

It felt odd to be doing this, something 'fun' outside of her study's and work. But it wasn't as if she was off the hook, as she gave Kaede a hug, a boy jumped out of the vehicle.

He happily grabbed his bucket and ran up to Kaede rapidly firing off questions. What was her name? Was she Kirumi's friend? How old was she?

Kirumi smiled as she watched the two converse, this was her duty for the night. She would be taking care of the six year old spiderboy.

Kaede turned her attention back to her classmate as she explained where the other's were.

"Maki and Himiko are somewhere up ahead of us. They didn't wait"

Kirumi nodded, that would be alright. She grabbed both Kaede and Peter's hands as they walked down the sidewalk.

Though it was only around 6:30, it was dark outside and they needed to use a flashlight to try not to trip. Behind them, some security personnel walked a few feet away shining a flashlight on their backs.

It was both comforting and slightly annoying.

Before long they got to the first house serving candy, Peter ran up the steps and Kaede followed pausing a few steps away she turned back to Kirumi.

"You aren't coming?"

Kirumi shook her head, though she had brought a bag for candy, it was purely for show and she didn't intend on trick or treating herself.

"Why not? It's free candy!" Kaede protested.

At the next house, she grabbed Kirumi up the steps, "Trick or Treat!" Kaede smiled as the stranger handed her candy.

"Would you like some too?" The woman asked.

Still Kirumi resisted.

At the next house she started to loosen up, little by little and in the end, Kaede's stubbornness won and the trio was walking up the paths towards houses together.

After a few houses they turned a corner and saw Chucky sitting on the front lawn with a bowl of candy on his lap.

"I remember him-" Kaede mumbled ominously as Peter happily skipped over for the candy.

They grabbed some candy and quickly left, "Do you think we'll see any of the others?"

Kirumi thought for a moment, "If anyone, most likely Angie or Kaito. I can expect to see him running down the street with a stolen bowl of candy."

Kaede laughed and they continued walking, speeding up when they saw Inosuke in the distance. He was running from house to house collecting candy as fast as he can.

They followed, constantly trying to catch up and started to wonder where Maki and Himiko were.

They didn't have to worry for long as they found them both running about 20 minutes later, Chucky on their heels.

Maki and Himiko ran onto a porch for shelter and the doll walked past, twitching as he held his blade.

Once he was gone, many smiles and greetings were exchanged as the group continued in the opposite direction as the doll.

They went to some houses together. But the group split when Peter wanted help with his candy bucket. Kaede and Kirumi stayed while Maki ran after Himiko and they played a sort of game trying to catch back up. Inosuke joined the girls and they really started to lag behind, somehow always a few houses away.

Minuscule droplets started to peck at the group's faces as they trudged on. They would have to head home soon and their time was running out.

As they finally caught up to the house the others were at, Kaede, Kirumi, and Peter watched as Himiko and Maki ran to the next house with Inosuke.

"I STOLE A HANDFUL OF CANDY AND THERE'S NOTHING THEY CAN DO ABOUT IT!" Maki exclaimed excitedly as she bolted.

"WHA- MAKI!" Kirumi and Kaede started to laugh as they followed grabbing each others hands.

It was a simple night, nothing special, but it meant the world. Wasn't that how all the best things were? Half planned and half up for interpretation. A frenzy of random occurrences that would later become fond memories.Kirumi thought as she lay down to go to sleep that night.

She listened as it started to rain, the soft droplets falling onto the window with gentle tapping noises. It was brief, a calm sort of cleansing, preparing for the next day's adventure.

Kirumi smiled, it wasn't a 100% perfect night, but it was a good one for sure. She put her phone down leaving the screen on a picture taken of her and Kaede as she closed her eyes.