India ~Yana Petya and Osozaki Hana~

Hana couldn't believe it. This was far better than expected. She thought that she would have been stuck with some tedious cleaning duty, yet she had actually managed to get assigned to a mission, even if she didn't know how. She looked at her comrade for this mission and held out her hand. "Hello. My name is Osozaki Hana. And you are?" She smiled, hoping to get off on a better foot than with her last partner.

She looked at the one she had as a partner for her first mission. "Yana," she answered the question shortly.As she answered she smiled a bit, for a good first Impression to Osozaki, or something like that as she shook hands with the older girl."Nice to meet you," she then said, trying to search for something to go into a further chat.
"Is this your first mission, too?" she asked interested. If Osozaki wasn't a beginner like her, she could maybe get some Infos how it was to be out on the frontline, for she had expactations.

Hana looked at the train's whistle and smiled back at Yana. "Well, it looks like the train is calling. We better get going, since it wouldn't be good if you missed your first mission." Right before Hana boarded the train, she looked back and replied to Yana's previous question. "And this is actually my second mission, so you're not far behind me. Though a word of warning--Don't underestimate the possible severity of this mission." She gave another smile, accompanied by a small chuckle, and disappeared into the train, going ahead to their designated car.

((It's weird to say Yana and Hana in the same sentence, though it's probably just me. X3))

(It's a nice rhyme though :3)
The girls eyes opened wide as the answer came and it was sure that she she had someone who could answer her at least some of her questions.That was wonderful, indeed.
As she boarded the train she looked back, after all, it was her first real mission and the first time she had left the headquarters ground after one year. It was a short look around, then she entered the train, too and with that her life as a Finder for the black Order.
In the wagon she then continued the conversation, "So, this is your second...how was the first one?" The question was told with a very interested tone, that really pointed out how excited the young girl was about this.

Hana looked back at the younger girl and smiled. "Phe~w. Definately not as well as I'd hoped, for one. My partner, Kurotsuki, and I ended up running into a pack of wolves and an Akuma. I got bitten on the arm while Kurotsuki was wounded on the leg. Kurotsuki killed some of them, then the rest just died. I learned for the first time that I'm a horrible shot with a rifle." Hana chuckled, then continued. "Apparently, there was no Innocence, but we did encounter some Finders who helped us after we escaped the Akuma. I didn't go to the infirmary once we returned just because I fear those nurses so much..." Hana gave a small shiver and looked back at Yana. "All in all, I loved it." She gave another smile and asked, "So, how do you feel about your first mission? I would hope that my little story wouldn't scare you off."

A small drop appeared as Yana heard the last sentence of Hana. "That did not sound lovely at all..." she said a bit stunned by the smile, although she could understand it quite a bit, "but, well...maybe you get more luck on this mission, although I don't know there we're exactly heading," she then told her, smiling at it with anticipation. "Maybe we even get to see a level two Akuma, that'd be awesome."
She had seen a Level One, once in her life, back then, at some time, but she didn't remember it very correct, only that that day lots of ashes was in the air and a village had burnt down, that rest was forgotten. A Level 2 would be quiet the sight, she thought, as well as real Innocence. She had read about it and had even seen two exorcists, although she only memorised the name of one, Lenalee, because she was the Supervisors daughter.

"Haa~ I'm not sure if that would be lucky, but it would be fun, wouldn't it?" She looked at the ceiling of the car. "I've only met a Lvl. 2 once. I almost died back then, too." Hana gave a nervous laugh. "I seem to come near to death more often than someone would hope..." She looked back at Yana and just stared. Then, she brought her face to Yana's, examining her very closely. "Hmm...Yep, you're one of them," she stated, then sat back down to look out the window.

She thought that stare was because Osozaki wanted an answer to the comment, but she instead said something that let a question mark appear on the girls face. "What're you talking about now?" she asked.'One of them', Yana could only sit there and look into the girls eyes, waiting for an answer, totally ignoring the bit of wind that blew through the window.

She looked at Yana from the corner of her eyes, still facing the window. Then, she sighed and slowly turned back to the girl. She gave her a grin and replied, "You're one of the people that I hope stays." Hana then got up and opened the compartment door. She looked back at Yana and added, "Also, don't tell anyone that I smile this much. I much prefer the silence I'm allotted at HQ. Ask if you have any questions, okay?" She then closed the door behind her as she went to explore the train.

Hana was a little slow to realize where she was after being woken. "Huh? When did I get back here?" The most she could remember was leaving the cabin to check the rest of the train. I must have gotten tired and come back. I should really pay attention to what I do. She sat up and felt her foot come into contact with something. She looked down and saw the mission briefs sprawled on the floor. She bent down to pick it up and then set herself against the window. She lazily thumbed through the report, still a little groggy from sleep.

As she awoke from sleep Yana first stared to Hana, then to the door, then to the files. With something that could be described as a 'huh?" she sat up straight, streched her arms out and yawned the rest of the sleepiness away, before she examined the papers closer.
"...Oh.Aren't those the missions files?" she then asked, and just to answer herself, she nodded. The girl hat totally forgotten about those, although in them the reason was written, why they were send to India. She looked at Hana, who did look like she could fall asleep any moment.
"Hey, Osozaki, can I have those?" she asked.

((^No problem. She probably would've forgotten coming back either way, since I do that all the time. *bad memory*))

Hana's head snapped up. "Huh?" She looked from the files to Yana and back again. Then she jumped a little as she realized what was being asked of her. "Oh, yeah. Sorry, but I had forgotten that anyone was in here..." She handed Yana her file with a sheepish grin on her face. Then, Hana buried her face in her own file to hide her blush. Real smooth. Act like that on a mission and it'll just be a repeat of last time...Or worse. Hana gulped at her own thoughts, hoping for a better outcome in this mission.

She took them with a "Thanks" and opened them. While she opened the files she peeped at Hana. For a first Impression: Osozak is a friendly, bit clumsy person who says about herself that she is horrible with the rifle and has a weird forename, Yana gave a chuckle at the thoughts. She would go on a mission with a person who had a nice personality, so in the end, even if it would become a failure, the atmosphere might not get down.
With a smile on her face she immediately turned her full attention to the papers.

Hana looked through, keeping tabs on key details of the mission. Well, I guess I see why they think there's an Innocence, Hana thought. She hoped that this wasn't another wild goose chase, because she didn't think she had it in her to go back to Komui empty-handed a second time. Hopefully I won't get too injured, either. Hana had avoided the nurses the first time around, but she wasn't sure she would be so lucky a second time. She looked at Yana and asked, "So, are you nervous about your first mission?" It was an out-of-place question, to say the least, but this silence right before a mission was murder on Hana's nerves. It was best not to be tense before situations of possible combat.

"Nervous? I'd prefer to say 'excited'." She had waited a year for this and she couldn't even think of this mission ending in failure.
They had travelled a long time now, days had passed just sitting around in the train. It was time to do the job, so she thought. "But, I'm curious about one thing...say, Osozaki, have you ever been in contact with Innocence? I mean, what if one of us proves to be compatible?" she had never seen the real thing, that was, why she was curious about it and the very thought about compatiblity seemed to be wonderful for her.

((Sorry it took so long. We still don't have internet in our house so it's hard to find a time to get on...))

Hana opened her mouth to answer the question when the whistle sounded. She got up and began to gather her things, responding as she prepared to leave. "Good to hear you're not scared. And as for your question--well, I've never been in contact with Innocence. Sadly, the closest I've been is when I met an exorcist a long time ago." Hana sighed and turned her head towards Yana. "Well, make sure to grab everything quickly. It would be bad if we ended up accidently taking this train to China or something." Hana gave one last smile and exited, letting Yana gather her things.

((Weird. I always imagined making Hana the more quiet type...I'll just act like that at HQ. <.<; ))

(Sry for the long wait ^^" Had some things to take care of in RL)

She packed her things quickly and left with a last look around, not that something important would be forgotten in the train.
Outside, the first thing she did was taking a deep breath. The air felt quite refreshing, especially after such a long journey. She gave a short look at Hana. "Okay, what do we do first, directly heading for the direction, or are we going to gather some Information or are we...going to get something indian to eat?" She'd only seen the Black order in the last year and has never been traveling to asia, so this was the best chance to get some hands on seeing how things worked here.