New York

Clark walked into the big city with Mila. It was remarkably easy to get here. "Alrighty, well... we're here."

"Okay...got any pranks you wanna try out?"

Clark shrugged and looked around, trying to think of something. "Is it bad that at the moment the only thing I can think of is water balloons? That's not even really a prank type of thing."

"No! It's perfect! Let's find a target or something." Mila smiled and started to walk.

"Shouldn't we get some balloons first, too?" He asked, trailing along behind her. He looked at the people bustling by. Some were dressed in drab business suits, shuffling along, their heads down and their fancy cellular phones plastered to their their ears. Others were tourists, looking even more lost than Clark and Mila, proudly displaying their "I ♥ NY" shirts with their sunglasses perched on their heads. Clark decided business people would probably have a great reaction, even though it might ruin their day at work.

"Target is a store where we can get balloons. " Mila giggled.

Clark blinked. "Oh... you meant... Target like... a store... Heh. Pft, I knew that. Yeah, let's find one of those handy places."

Mila smiled and walked along the business like people. "So who are we goin to throw these at?"

"Everyone. I mean, why not?" He commented, looking around at all the buildings. He thought he saw the familiar red Target logo on the other side of the street a while ahead of them. He grinned.

Mila laughed as they reached target. "We should get the jumbo sized balloons then, for more water."

Clark laughed and looked at her. "I like the way you think!" He began walking into the store. "Alright, so, balloon would be in, what, the toy area? Yeah, I think so." He said, looking up to those little signs that hang from the ceiling and give you an idea of what is contained in that aisle.

"Yeah should be there..." Mila followed.

Clark wandered to the back of the store where the toys were. Some smaller children were running around the aisles looking at all the brightly colored things they could play with, and if were lucky enough, their parents would buy for them. He walked down the aisle with the squirt guns and pool toys until he reached a small area with smaller water guns and the balloons. "How many do you think we'll need?" He asked, picking up a packet and reading the information about it.

"How much are in a bag?" Mila asked as she picked up a water gun and posed like she was a army girl.

"Fifty in this one. But these are smaller ones." He looked up and smiled at Mila, who was goofing around.

Mila pretended to shoot down people. "Is there any bigger ones? Pow pow!" Mila giggled.

Clark chuckled. "I'll look. You continue with your target practice there." Clark smiled and turned back to the shelf. He pulled a pack of larger balloons off the shelf. "Ah, ok here we go. These only have twenty, so we can get two or three."

"Yeah three should be good." Mila smiled and set down the water gun.

Clark grabbed another two bags off the shelf and turned to Mila. "Wait, you're not gonna get that water gun?" He asked, picking up one similar to it.

"Should I?" Mila looked at the gun.

Clark nodded. "Of course! You can use that as a back up in case something goes wrong with the water balloons."

"Sounds like a plan." Mila picked the biggest water gun and smiled.