[Mikoto Mori]

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The series of bureaucracy, source of headache for every businesseswoman, has finally been settled. Now, the theme park that has been long forgotten and abandoned is now rightfully hers alongside the land that surrounds it. Mikoto wants to convert the old theme park into a green park where trees and other plants grown freely.

Mikoto, alongside with workers equipped with various construction machine, arrives at the place and quickly halted dumbfounded. The roaring machine of the big machinery quickly dies down upon the newly discovery on the place. "After we settle... whatever this is. Make a schedule with the seller" Mikoto make a note to her secretary where she answer it with a simple nod.

Turn out, the "abandoned" theme park is not very much abandoned like how they claim.


Eiji Harada

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[Eiji Harada]

What was this then?

His day at the park had gone by like normal, go over the plans to fix the Ferris wheel with some of the best minds in their little community. None of them engineers, but they had fixed it in the past every time it broke down. Then after that, he would hit up their orphanage area and look after some of the kids, raising them the same way he himself had been raised in this community.

Indeed, his day had been progressing like normal until suddenly one of their sentries came running up to him. Something about scary people showing up with big machinery. Were they about to threaten his, no, their home? Just in case things were going to go south, Eiji swung by Bean's place first and had her tag along. Either way it sounded like something serious. A situation where it couldn't hurt to have two parts of the Hummingbird present.

The Hummingbirds were a vigilante gang on the surface, but in reality as Mikoto Mori was probably about to see, it was a lot more complicated than that. Civilians also depended on their protection and over time, the theme park had grown into its own little community, or maybe even micro city. It wasn't just some gang squatting in an abandoned park, they had doctors, nurses, orphans, fathers, brothers and sisters and anyone in between. It was a free place where The Hummingbirds worked tirelessly to keep drugs and other bad things off the streets, at the very least in their part of the crime-ridden Shinjuku. So in a way, they were a necessary evil, a gang that on paper, was a street gang, but in reality was protecting their community from much worse criminal gangs taking over.

As the Heart of the Hummingbirds, one of the top ranking gang members, Eiji brought along the Left Talon, also known as Bean. Together they were both one part each that made up a whole bird.

''Yo! Which one of you is the boss?'' Eiji walked down to the entrance, smiling as he approached the crowd of people and their heavy machinery, Bean by his side. He found that it was always better to try and be diplomatic and friendly at first. If it turned out they needed to fight, well, they could always start beating up people.

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Tag along Bean did! Bumping her head in surprise when Eiji came to get her, falling in beside him while asking this and that and everything that came to mind. What was the problem, who was the problem, was it The Spiders, did someone need their limbs rearranged, all kinds of things. She probably just came across as hyper, and that was true, but she was also confident that with Eiji and the rest of The Hummingbirds here, there wouldn't be any cause for serious concern. Even if Eiji did explain though, she was still going to find herself surprised when they reached the entrance and saw the big crowd and all the heavy machinery.

"Wha... Jeeze, they just rolled right up with all this? They could at least check in first!" Bean complained while keeping pace with Eiji, crossing her arms under her chest with a huff. Granted, she had no idea if they had actually tried to check in or not. She was busy a lot of the time and as scatterbrained as she was there was a high chance she'd have simply forgotten anyways if they did. Still, it was pretty rude of them to park all this machinery outside their front door like some kind of threat!

[Mikoto Mori]

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Fortunately, two people that looks like the representative of the communities that currently resides within this land comes forward. It spares the time that Mikoto need to spend to look for them. Mikoto walks forward and stand tall in front of them followed by Hinoa from behind and without a word pass a paper to Mikoto.

I am Mikoto Mori, the representative of ADA group. Following this contract that is legally binding, this land is now ADA group's possession Mikoto starts to explain thing without spending time on small talk. While she is using her authoritative tone while explaining the situation, Mikoto has no plan to actually kick them out without and kind of assistance.

However, I am not a heartless demon who will blindly force you to move. So, before I decide what will I do next, I propose that we have a small meeting between us, representative, to talk about this matter Mikoto take a deep breath for a moment while Hinoa is jotting down word by word that Mikoto just said. Is there a place where we can seat together and have a chat?

Eiji Harada bean

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[Eiji Harada]

Eiji was used to being the tall one in the room, or rather in this case, in the conversation. Rarely did he have to look up at someone, but he had to this time when Mori stepped forward. What she was saying was something Eiji had been dreading to hear, especially when their boss was out of town. He crossed his arms with a sigh. ''Is that so?'' He said as if he was already accepting defeat, but he definitely wasn't handing over the park without a fight.

Or so he thought. They wanted to have a meeting? Maybe Mori wasn't just some heartless capitalist from a big company after all.

''We've got just the place, isn't that right?'' He grinned over at Bean, before putting a thumb up to his own chest. ''I'm Eiji, Heart of the Hummingbirds and the current acting leader, as our actual leader is out of town.'' He paused to give Bean time to introduce herself. Once introductions were out of the way he gestured for Mori to follow them. ''I'm thinking the main square, wanna lead the way, Bean?''

The main square in question was further inside the theme park. All along their short walk to the square, colorful flowers adorned the buildings and signs, almost as if a festival had taken place the night before. A lot of the old buildings had also clearly been repaired and fixed up. Most notably, the orphanage off in the distance was a repurposed rollercoaster ride, but everything was in great shape aside from the rollercoaster itself which had clearly been abandoned.

The place they were talking was rather informal, but they didn't really have anything in the way of a meeting room and Eiji's apartment was definitely not clean enough for something this official. While they walked, kids would run around playing, but occasionally stop and stare, marveling at Mikoto Mori and her height. ''No staring at our guest.'' Eiji said firmly, causing the kids to giggle and run off to continue playing. ''So,'' there were some benches set up that could sit on, but it was the best they could do. ''Let's talk.'' He smiled, having a seat himself.

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