It had been a rather hectic couple of weeks and thus we take a look at the cemetery and see if there has been any activity. Oh...Yasunobu popped out of the ground to read some books. How exactly is he able to read a book when he is incorporeal? Holy geez. That means that Haruo can take everything with him when he goes. OK...that might make things a little difficult for Generation Two. Well...no-one ever said life was easy.
And morning found Bella and Aidann out at the training dummies practicing Sim Fu. And River got an opportunity to break a space rock, which she successfully completed and ended up going down to the stadium to give them the good news. Yep, kiddies, when your mom can break the hardest known substance to simkind with her fists, you don't dare talk back to Momma cause she gon' whoop your ~insert expletive (defining posterior end) of choice~.
Haruo, while River was at the stadium, tried to recapture his long-lost youth and decided to use the basketball hoop. (Thanks @Mikezumi for making me want that basketball hoop... Now I got it. :D
He's just having way too much fun with this thing. And of course River is going to have to apply some A535 on him to get out those muscle aches. He's not a spring chicken anymore no matter how much he thinks he is.
And neither is River, even though Haruo thinks she's as beautiful as ever.
Coming home from the stadium closed an era of the Chikamori family in Riverview. Packing up all thier things, they decided that they had moved to Riverview so Fiona could see her hometown again before she passed away. Now that she was gone, it was time for the First Generation to go back to Sunset Valley so that they could live out the remainder of their life in the town that they had grown up in. Would this be the tale of the Chikamoris: venturing forth to explore new places...but always returning to their nest to live out the rest of their lives and to pass on? Who knows?
Next Stop: Sunset Valley...
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