Giorno, Mista, Narancia, and Fugo were standing in the center of the park outside their neighborhood. The full moon was out, and the kids were all checking through their backpacks, making sure that they were all prepared for their awesome new journey.

"Giorno! You got your things packed?" Fugo asked.

"Well, I'm sad Mr. Froggy can't fit in my backpack but sure..." Giorno said sadly.

"I've got extra room, I'll carry him Giorno!" Mista offered.

Giorno's face lit up. "Thank you soooo much Mista! You're the best big brother ever!" Giorno said enthusiastically and ran up to give Mr. Froggy to Mista.

Mista took Giorno's stuffed friend, situated him so he was comfy between the blanket and pillow in his duffel bag, then hugged Giorno.

"You've got the money, right Mista?" Fugo asked.

Mista held up Bruno's wallet proudly. "He didn't even see me take it!"

Fugo looked at Mista with his eyebrows furrowed. "Do you know how to use it?" Fugo inquired. Mista stumbled over his words, and then Fugo sighed. "Just give it to me, Mista." Fugo said, holding his hand out. Mista placed the wallet in his hands and Fugo stuffed it in his bag.

"Fugo, you've got the food?" Narancia asked.

"4 peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, 4 tuna salad sandwiches, 4 ham sandwiches, and 8 bottles of water!" Fugo said.

"Okay! So that means we can all have..." Narancia said, the cogs in his head visibly turning.

Fugo sighed. "It means we can each have one of each kind of sandwich and two bottles of water. You really have to learn this stuff Narancia."

"Awesome! So we're all ready to go!" Narancia said, completely disregarding Fugo's comment.

"GUUUYS," a voice yelled from behind. "I'M COMING, TOO!" Giorno looked behind himself to see Trish running up from behind them, hurriedly putting on her backpack as she ran. She stopped running to catch her breath, then looked up at them."I can't believe you were about to leave without me!" She accused them jokingly.

Mista giggled and Trish playfully punched him in the arm.

They all held hands and took their first free steps into the world. They were finally running away on their own.