Shizuka Reikana Kikuchi

[...{cyn}...]

Enlighten us about your resume, Shizuka.
Oh, please, call me something else. Whether it's Shi, Zu, Zuzu, Zuki—I don't care, just do it.

Erm, okay. I'm sorry, Zu, but I don't think I caught your answer.
Oh yeah... Heh heh... Sorry. I figured you'd have eyes to read with, but I guess I should elaborate, woot...
Um. My name's Shizuka Reikana Kikuchi, if you'd please call me something else, I'm seventeen, a girl, heterosexual, and a werewolf.

You don't sound very American, y'know.
That's because I'm an immigrant from Japan... heh.

Did you bring any family with you? Or leave any behind?
My parents stayed behind, 'cause they claimed it's easier for younger werewolves to immigrate opposed to the older ones—which I don't really agree with, but what the dad and mom say goes. I did have one companion on my trip, though: my "twin", Yuu Kaede Kikuchi.

Oh? Could you explain those quotation marks?
Our parents never talked about it much. Though we undoubtedly have the same birthday, sometimes people comment on our faces and say one of us looks more Korean or Chinese, depending on the person. I've done my research out of curiosity, but I see their point. So he may just be an adopted twin, but I'm pretty sure it's real.

Ah—moving on. Quick, make a list of things you like!
OHMYGOSH. UM. I LIKE... Qoo, Fig Newtons, just about anything else fruity, cats, music and, um, PIZZA.

Aren't you awesome! Now, generate some dislikes.
Gyah. Um. Horseflies, doughnuts, cheese, brass instruments, and hate groups.

Hm, that's interesting. Do any hobbies make the cut?
Eh, I play my fair share of tennis with Yuu, and I have a vocal gig out in the town square, plus this deep desire to catch up on English, and a thing for books... That's about it.

Catch up on English?
I'm an immigrant from Japan, remember? And when I came over at the age of thirteen, I was one year short of being provided an English education. So I had to break out the books on my own, and I still don't pronounce half of the words right. Plus, Yuu still needs me to translate several things said around us. It's a lot easier to read and listen to English than to speak it, though...

I guess I should shut up and let you work on that, then. Thank you, Miss Kikuchi.
Hey, don't mention it!

[Credit to sunnie rainie day !? of Caution 2.0 for the picture used up top! [Though I did the text around it.]

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