ORION
Fountain
A place full of antique collections. The man with a bandage that almost covered his entire face was holding a cell phone. While stroking the cat's hair, he talks to someone from his cell phone.
“Here Lunar Eclipse. Did you guys find the guy Saint Ken meant?” The man asked.
“Master, Saint Ken—”
The woman beside him stopped talking after the bandaged man raised his hand towards him.
“[Saint Ken? Sorry, Mister. She's somehow where she is at the moment.]” Someone on the phone answered.
“Not, that's not what I meant. The man Saint Ken said, masa' yes you don't remember?”
“[Ohoho! Pardon me! I just found out what it means. In that case, I might be close to that group of people.]” Someone answered while laughing.
“Good. Let me know if you failed.”
The man then hung up his phone. Back to pet the cat while hugging it.
The woman again said something to him, “Master. I'm very worried about your injuries. Is it enough with just such manual treatment?” He worries.
“Don't worry about me. This may all be Phantom Gank, but I have a guess that this is because of one of the members of the group we are looking for now,” replied the man.
“So. I understand.”
***
Many people do the routine in the afternoon, although not as much as in the morning. At present, Orion et al is close to the Fountain where the location was discovered by Mahanta.
Sometimes groups of doves descend and eat the bread crumbs that the walkers give them. So it feels more crowded.
Taps, tap!
Orion stepped up, approaching the fountain while looking around. He found small waters falling down. Looks like a gutter, or is it a gutter?
“It's close to the fountain. It's only a few meters away. But there is no way Mahanta is hiding here,” Orion chirped while staring at the waters.
Which also looks like a trench.
Plaque!
A sheet of paper clung to Orion's face as he turned, as well as the wind blowing from front to back. Orion immediately took the paper from his face, and then saw some writing on the paper.
“People missing.”
A missing person along with photos and features. Man in uniform. It was reported missing 5 months ago.
“Hm, it's a pity that I never saw this man,” Orion said, who cleared his throat and placed the sheet near the fountain.
Chairman Meera came approaching from the front road. It seems that he also did not find Mahanta on his journey.
“Chairman Meera, you really don't see it?” asked the restless-looking Orion.
“Iya. I don't see it. I've searched even in the gutter already. Where is she actually?”
Chairman Meera even wondered, it was clear that Orion himself could not find his whereabouts. From then on it was just a wander like a missing person. Well, except finding a missing persons statement.
“Then Chairman Meera, I will go look for him again,” Orion said turning back.
“Wait a minute! Chairman Irawan, the City Hero and the new kid are also still on the hunt right? You should just rest first. Because it looks like since in the morning, you have not rested enough.”
“Yes, that's right. But I don't feel tired,” Orion said.
“More precisely because of this blood as well. I feel like I've been wary since coming here,” Orion added inwardly. Apparently he was worried about someone who was somehow where he was at the moment.
Chairman Meera pointed Orion towards the waters, and just as they got there, Chairman Meera suddenly pushed Orion's body in.
The byurr!
Not only Orion who eventually seeped into the waters there, even Chairman Meera did the same.
“What is—”
Chief Meera drowned Orion's face into the water. Chairman Meera did the same. It seems that Chairman Meera realized something.
Some time passed, the footsteps of countless people sounded from above. They ran eastward, sounding increasingly soft the sign of the men had moved away from them.
“Hah! Oh my goodness, Chief Meera! What the fuck?” amok Orion, frowning. While Chairman Meera giggled softly as if this was a joke.
“I'm sorry, Mr. Unnamed. This is much better than having to fight for nothing, right?” sahut Meera, he then crawled up and then reached out to Orion.
“Oh, so. So there were some people who came and targeted us?” thought the real Orion was also aware of that, then received a helping hand and climbed upwards.
“Haha, than that. I'm very curious, only you call my name directly.” Chairman Meera laughed again.
“What do you mean?”
“You call me, "Chairman Meera", rather than, "Chairman Raiya", I mean so. Because most people will hesitate if the origin mentions the name so, right?”
And, Orion was again trapped in his own identity. He really did not expect that this would happen to him. At first, he thought that no name was not a name. But in fact, Orion was too ordinary to call Chairman Meera by his first name.
“Didn't Miss Gista always call you by that designation?” He was finally good at quibbling.
Right now Orion is showing a flat face, so cool. Behind his face he was panicking because he thought he would be found out.
“Ah, yes too. You will always call Ketus Arutala by his first name directly. So, a habit, huh? Hm, hm, okay. I understand,” Chairman Meera said as he nodded his head several times.
“Do I have to change it?” thought Orion.
“No need. That's a sign as we'll become more familiar. So call Meera alone is also not a problem,” said Chairman Meera who seemed without any burden at all.
BRACKET!
“HEY! WHAT ARE YOU GUYS DOING?!”
The sound of a very loud door break was followed by the cry of a person from the front of the brown door that was wide open. Chief Meera and Orion then rushed to the place.
“I just remembered, the place is not flashy, so it escaped my vision,” said the serious-faced Chairman Meera.
“Ya, cheat.” Orion agreed.
The two of them entered without heeding the warning from the man guarding out there. Because, they think the same thing that Mahanta is in trouble.
Shit! Shit!
The wind hit them both until they could not move. Can only survive, even though the winds were felt like a knife that continued to slash their bodies.
“Oh, you! Ori—”
“Sst!” When the wind stopped, Orion told Mahanta to be quiet, because Mahanta was close to calling his name.
“Which think. Ah, sorry, Chairman Meera. I was not accidentally.”
It was Mahanta who used this wind. Lucky, not a direct enemy.