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"Well...the moon is out, so perhaps he's telling the truth?" Kyoya said in response, trying to wrap his head around this.

(I thought it was the morning?)

(...I was looking at another chat when I typed that, lmao. I swear to god I'm losing my mind.)

(Join the club. ^~^ )

(Sounds like fun )

(Gonna edit your response? )

(Let's try this again.)

"Well...either I'm going crazy or something, but I believe him. He seems pretty sincere, either that or he's just as insane as I am." Kyoya said in response, trying to wrap his head around this.

“Fine, I’ll show you.” Zack morphed into a wolf with black fur and hazel eyes that were almost hypnotic. He had turned into the spitting image Seth.

Eyes wider than before, Drop examined him from where she stood, trying to find a flaw that would prove he wasn’t her companion, but found none.

"...You see it, right?" Kyoya asked her, even more confused than he was before, his eyes widened at the sight.

"........Well, that explains why he never went to the bathroom when we were awake," she told Kyoya in an attempt to joke away the awkwardness.

"Yeah, I suppose you're right...well, today's been all kinds of..interesting, and it's only barely begun." Kyoya said, laughing in response, still slightly confused.

He turned back into a person. “Would it make it better if I stayed as a wolf?”

"..Yeah, a little." She glanced at Kyoya for his opinion.

"Probably for the time being. It'll take a while for us to get used to your new form." Kyoya said, smiling back Moon.

Nodding, Zack became Seth once more.

"..Should we get going?"

"We still need to find the headmaster, right? Or would you rather take off for Azure's Bay?"

(Find? lol You mean call?)

(Same thing, lmao.)

"I'll call him now," Moon nodded, getting into her bag for a cell phone.

(Time skip to the Bay?)

(Aye.)

"Look! You can see it now." Kyoya said as they approach a beautiful island surrounded by crystal clear water.

“This is the second beach I’ve seen,” Moon Drop smiled, “yet it’s prettier than the last.”