Demon Detective Agency

 Ishigaki turned around with a slight twitch of annoyance as he heard that familiar voice. Bad enough he had to deal with this weirdo who showed up out of no where, now he had to deal with Ms. Nosy here too.

After the paramedics had confirmed Kurojima-san's death, his body was zipped up and taken away to the lab for further examinations. Usui, Tsukushi, and Sasazuka had finally gotten people back into the building, and were going through each party to see if the killer was among them. While the three (plus Ishigaki) continued to go about the room interrogating the witnesses, Yako was also doing the same on the other side of the room.

Just wanted to post this as a reminder to those that read my fanfic series. The pictures that I use to illustrate the chapters were not made by me. There are times in which I manipulate them, but regardless of that they are not made by me. All pictures belong to their respectful owners, and I apologize in advance to those who may identify their work here. I didn't mean to plagiarize or anything, I just picked what I could find in the photobucket site. ^////^;;

Other than that note,

Yako rubbed her head furiously before she gave a double take between Neuro and the young man in black whom he referred to as Hour. She gawked at the boy as he continued to wipe off the slime from his face and hair. "Your greetings have yet to change, Nougami-sama." He said this with that same mopish tone as he took a strand of rotting mucous off his head.

Yako was rushing back to the office, knowing full well that Neuro was going to abuse her in some sadistic way. But she was not counting on running into an old acquaintance of his from the Daemon World.

((2 part chapter since I write way too much stuff, sorry. ^^;))

Sasazuka has always shrugged things off when it came to the Demonic Investigator team. However certain situations have caused him to become more apprehensive towards the assistant.

For those of you who do not know it or do not have an account, it's a fun little website in which you can create a little avatar of yourself (or an alter ego of your choice) and find random things to do. From art displaying, forum threads, to just plain randomness of making friends, you can find tons of things to try out here.

Well for those of you who do have an account and all, you pretty much can see what it is that I'm attempting. If you want to join in and help pitch in some gold to create the first official guild for Nougami Neuro. Other details will be worked out in the future, but for now we are just trying to gather as many people as possible. For more info just contact me there, my username is Halcyon100. :)
Here's the url to the topic that I posted.

http://www.gaiaonline.com/forum/anime-manga-comics/form-a-majin-tantei-nougami-neuro-guild/t.39234845/

I'm really sorry it's taken so long to respond, I can be really lazy sometimes.

Anway the wedding three weeks ago was an absolute blast! The reunion the day before was okay, although I was still a little awkward being around my entire secondary family. They're really quite social, and I just a take bit more time to warm up that's all. But other than that that day was pretty good, and it was a sign for many things to come. Apparently my family can talk so loud that it requires a police officer to come with a warning of disturbance of the peace. 0_0;;

Well that was not the end of it. After the wedding ceremony, which was a nice small ceremony in a little church, we all went to the reception a few miles from there. I had no idea how many connections my cousin had, but they were able to get the former Honeymoon Get Away/Home of Jo Di Maggio and Marylin Monroe. And let me tell you those two celebrities really had class and style, even though the place must have been renovated and refurbished many times for the last 50-60 decades. But otherwise an incredibly charming Italian setting.

The food was delicious, and the dance was a lot of fun and was getting better....until the police came. Yeah it was all a matter of misunderstandings and misconceptions dealing with odd rules and paperwork that were forcing the police to come here, which apparently was more than once. I felt bad for the DJ when they took all his equipment. Despite the situation, it was the coolest thing you could ever see in a lawyer's wedding, because when the officer asked him, "Do you have a lawyer sir?" At least five or six of them stood up.

My cousin and his friends really know how to work things, each one was helping in some way to ease the situation....although there were a few who had a some drinks and were a little more flustered than the others. But one of them was really good, he handled it very well by not arguing with them or raising his voice in any manner. All he did was calmly ask what the problem was and what they should do next so that it wasn't a problem. My uncle (his dad of course) and cousin were a little upset, but they also listened just as casually as his friend. And once they had left....well, that's when things get even more out of hand.

No sooner did they leave the area, everyone went into the stucco manor and out into the pool area. And suddenly there was a loud splash and a roar of cheer and laughter. The bride had jumped into the pool, dress and all, and was swimming about with the biggest smile I'd ever seen. I just stood there with my mouth gaping, along with the rest of my family. Everyone began to follow suit, except for a few other people (including me. Hey! It was cold outside okay. >m<).

But of course I did regret it to some extent as I watched everyone jump in and play chicken and splash about, but just being there was just as exhilirating. It did get a little too wild when some of them began to strip 0x0;; (even with the few kids that were in there). And my Uncle was yelling, "God damn!!" Know one had ever seen him so angry that it was actually pretty funny. Eventually everyone got out and there was quite a line to either go home or use the three or four maytag dryers in the basement.

And of course the authorities had returned for the fourth or fifth time to tell us all off, and that was our cue to disperse while the loving couple remained to stay the night. (They did rent the place after all, so take that! XP) We came back the next day to have a really big buffet breakfast before leaving. And that was pretty much how we closed one of the most exciting and memorable weddings in the Alidio Family.

 And I am certainly glad that we've got a new addition to the family as well. She is really a one and a million type of personality that enjoys life to its fullest, strongly reminding me of my aunt (his mother). That strong free-spirit and having fun is really something to admire, which is probably one of the qualities that caught my cousins eyes as well as his heart (bleh! I swore nothing corny).

I can't say that this really makes me want to marry any time soon, nor even consider a relationship at the moment. But it has reinforced my respect and love for my family, and how much I appreciate and cherish them in times like these when you just can't help but smile and let things flow at there own pace.

As if I wasn't swamped enough. It's been a long time since any side of my family got together, and you can imagine how hectic it will get come Friday (Tomorrow 0_0;;). Plus from what it seems, it will be formal wear, so I'd have to look sharp. Normally I'd go in dress pants, a nice shirt, and jacket (I don't look so good in dresses.); but seeing that my family is making an effort to dress nicely, I felt I had the same obligation to. I'll let you know the outcome of this some other time.

Oh before I forget, has anyone seen this series? Zombie-Loan by PEACH-PIT. Licensed under Square-Enix. (Hey, if they took this series than it must be good.)




I just finished the 11th episode today, and have got to say that it is one of my favorites. It has a lot of potential, and hopefully will get better as it progresses. To summarize It's about a girl named Michiru Kita and her encounter with two unique boys, Chika Akatsuki and Shito Tachibana. They're good-looking, popular....and well, a bit undead (yes, zom-beizzzz!!). Well due to certain circumstances, Michiru ends up working with these 2 in order to pay off their debts so that they can live again. With each episode Michiru learns more about the Z-Loan business, her new friends, and about the importance of cherishing life as well as living it.

Well it was inevitable (not to mention obvious) that Naruto was the son of the Fourth Hokage (Minato Namikaze), but it was quite interesting to get the back story of him. And on top of that we learn a bit about his mother (Kushina Uzumaki), which was a real treat in itself. It's interesting how he physically looks like his dad (though the whiskers on his face could be from his mom. Cute! ^w^) and has his mothers skills and personality mixed with Minato's persistence. There are definitely a lot questions that have sprung up, and listing them will take along time, but we've all got plenty.



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The look on Itachi's face was one of those "What-The-Hell" priceless looks. I don't think I remember seeing him shocked like that ever. Even if it was just a shadow clone, he still looked pretty shaken by his little brother's speech. And the way he opened up their conversation after two years was pretty funny. It looks like the fights really going to get good by the next chapter ; unless they pull some kind of switch to another scene.....Or, maybe it's gonna be some great twist in which Itachi set Sasuke up so that Naruto can catch him so that he can try to explain the truth to him about what he did 15 (or 14) years ago. Plus I get this weird vibe from the Akatsuki leader that he intends to betray Itachi and recruit/use Sasuke to reach his goal, and that Itachi has somehow become aware of what his intentions are. Okay I'm thinking way to into it, but it just seems like a really fishy situation so just about anything is coming to my mind. And with the direction that this series it's going so many mysteries have come up again to the addition of Naruto's parents.



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I have mixed feelings about Jiraiya going it alone at the secret base of the Akatsuki Leader (Or vice leader from how I see it). I mean on the one hand he is insanely powerful from what the guy had stated, and there is no question that he will definitely kick a$$. But on the other hand there are probably more members with powers equal to Jiraiya, and the leader sounds like he is a lot more older and stronger than any of them put together. (Shocker, though not so much, that Tobi turned out to be the real ring leader). I just really really hope to God that he does not die any time soon in the upcoming chapters. He is way too cool first of all, and the fact that he is like Naruto's grandfather would make it even more harder to take for both readers/viewers and Naruto alike.

I'm so glad to see that Naruto is really hyping up the twists and suspense in the series again, that's what makes it such a good series. And I am definitely enjoying every minute of it. ^_____^Y

As a French Game Artist would say, se magnifique. While I'm no professional art critic, I have to say some looked pretty cool, where as some had me questioning what the artist was thinking -  -;. People these days consider video games to be a new choice of artwork, and I'd have to say they do have a point. The growth in creativity is phenomonal, from the boxy little characters from Nintendo to the beautiful CGI characters of the Final Fantasy  chronicles. Some people would agree with this opinion, like on this one blog http://www.fort90.com/journal/?p=205. While there are others who think differently like on this blog I found,  http://www.loonyboi.com/blog/archives/000835.php. Which do you consider more? Is it art? Or is it just another Pop Mainstream Theme? Read about this subject more on http://www.cnn.com/2005/TECH/fun.games/05/12/video.game.artists.reut/index.html.

        We've all had them, they get in to your computer some how, and just start snooping around. And on the sly they'll drop you a little "present" before they leave. That's right, hackers, the one's you just can't seem to get rid of on the internet. Even the best firewalls and antivirus softwares can't get rid of them all. I was reading about some article about some Swedish kid that who was able to get into a U.S. military computer. Of course he didn't mean any threat, he was just trying to get his hands on some program to upgrade his computer, or something like that.

      It makes me wonder about just how dangerous it is that the U.S. military forces, Nasa, and other important corporates could be easily accessed through the computer. Not only do we have to protect ourselves through physical means, but also through our own technology. Find out more here http://www.cnn.com/2005/TECH/05/10/govt.computer.hacker/index.html.

Yeah you're probably wondering what everyone's staring at, or something along those lines. Well it's not some big scandal found on the streets, or some street attraction, it's actually someone's cell phone.(Apparently everyone got hooked on to the game playing). Well as much as I can tell, cell phones have had this upgrade for some time, it's just not that big in most of the cell phone companies. Yeah some do have the tech to send some movies streaming through cells, but not actual TV programs. It would be pretty cool to watch some TV if you're stuck in the middle of no where, but I'd hate to see how much you get on the bill. Here's the site for more on that http://www.calendarlive.com/cl-et-mobiletv7may07,0,6214045.story

When ever you go on long trips, does your answering machine just pile up with over a thousand messages? Ever go mad with anxiety of who could have called?  Had the desire to check, but couldn't cause of the long distance? Well there's something out there that's going to blow your mind and wash away all these problems, and that's VoIP. To clear the confusion, VolP is the latest telephony technology on the market that's giving people a whole new way to communicate. It's a combo of telephone and internet, you can take your messages even from as far as China. Not only that, but it's for a cheap price too. Course there are a heck of a lot of set backs, but that'll take a while to get around. Check out this site for a more clear understanding of what I'm yacking about.http://www.cnn.com/2005/TECH/internet/04/13/new.telephony.ap/index.html

In this day and age everyone has a cell phone at hand, right? Whenever we have to get picked up, need to know the last problem on page whatever, or just to hang out at Carl's Jr., our hand reaches for that miniaturized phone lying at the bottom of our pockets. But imagine living life 21 years before, (at the age you are now)when the cell made its first appearance. Instead of carrying a nearly weightless little phone, you had to lug a 2lb colossal walkie talkie. Oh and don't count on making a two hour call to your friends, you only had a 1/2 hour to do that, and afterwards you had to recharge it. And as for how much you paid for this techno mammoth, a whopping $3,995! So why make such a gigantic mobile unit? And why the high price?
Well first of all the people who created it could not get the parts small enough for the mobile phone to carry it. Believe it or not the phone was originally suppose to be a small wafer-thin size for convenience. And obviously this was a big technological break through in a long time, so it's no surprise that people were shoveling out a lot of cash to get their hands on one. To find out in detail on this story click here. http://www.cnn.com/2005/TECH/ptech/04/11/motorola.first.phone.ap/index.html

Yeah I read this article that was talking about the search engine Google, and how the company had gotten there hands on some satellite technology from someplace called Keyhole. They plan to add this program to use as a type of map for users to have at there disposal. Can you imagine getting a satellite image of the directions you need to a place you have never been? It might just help a lot of people in a lot of ways. But of course there are some set backs to this too. If they do add this, that means users will have to upgrade there programs to get it. Also it could put a lot of other map sites (such as mapquest.com) out of business. to find out more click http://www.cnn.com/2005/TECH/internet/04/05/google.maps.ap/index.html

My sister was watching the news one time, and she heard that being on the internet constantly is a sickness. People who are almost never off can not live with out it. I kinda agree with her, but not so much. I mean yes I do depend on the internet a little more than I should, but to consider it some type of a symptom is a little overly dramatic. Internet surfing has just become another mainstream in our life, like driving, watching TV, or talking on the (cell)phone. Once it assimilates in our lives there's no way of weaving it out. What do you guys think about that??