It was late at night, the rain was pouring down heavily and thunder rumbled in the distance. Killua had just taken out his designated target and was heading back home. He was quiet as he walked through the rain unbothered, eyes down and his hood up as he was mainly lost in thought like most nights after his work was done. That's when he heard a small bang noise from around the corner in an alleyway. It was hard to hear in the heavy rain but his sharp senses picked up on it. Usually he would just ignore stuff like that, but his curiosity got the better of him.

When he looked around the corner, that's when he saw the scene before him. A young kid, laying on the ground, seeming unconscious. Before them were two men, obviously the culprits of attack. He didn't know why, it wasn't his problem, but he chose to step in. Without a second to waste, he killed the two men that had clearly attacked the kid, his assassin reflexes taking over. Once they were dealt with, he looked back at the kid. They looked out cold, and in this harsh rain they would only get worse. And not to mention they were vulnerable to others who might come by. He just couldn't leave them there, they looked even younger than him.

So with a small sigh, he picked up the kid before walking off to find somewhere to get out of the rain.

He knew it was risky, he wasn't exactly supposed to be doing this and if Illumi saw or found out he would certainly do something wrong. But he decided to do it anyway, he couldn't help it, the kid reminded him of his own younger siblings, he couldn't just abandon them. He took the kid over to a covered area that was still slighrly hidden from out in the open, gently setting them down againt the wall. He saw them shivering, so with a small eye roll he pulled off his own hoodie and put it on them to keep them a little warm at least. He didn't mind the cold or the rain as he now just had on a simply t-shirt with his shorts, he was trained to withstand things like that.

Figuring his job was done, he turned to leave. Thats when he heard a small shifting coming from behind him. Glancing back, he saw the kid begining to wake up. He debated leaving before the kid did, but his curiosity, once more, won as he walked back over to them. He did admit he had some questions, so might as well get some answers.