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((oh look Seven got turned on by Alec, heart heart heart xd ))

Kai immediately got out of bed with an obvious absence of his wings and went too his wardrobe. He pulled open the massive doors revealing regular clothes hanging on one side, and on the other Suits of different armor. He decided to go casual however and settled for sweat pants, and a sleeveless shirt with symbol of a long Sword dividing an angelic wing and a demonic wing on the back. With that his silver wings sprouted from his back and he leapt out his window.

Poopsie, who happened to share his 'mother''s love for the woods, whistled as he pulled himself over a fallen log in the forest. He'd gotten up really, really early, and had been really, really quiet. He didn't want to wake his grandpas up, after all. He'd had to go on his tiptoes too, so Moe and the other dogs wouldn't wake up.

But he was in the forest now, singing to himself as he strolled through the trees, mindlessly wandering. Danni's aura would lead him back home, as it always did. He never had to worry about that.

His bare feet made barely a sound as they padded over grass and leaves, stones and twigs. He loved hearing the birds singing in the trees, the gurgle of a stream.

He blinked when he heard a rustling in the bushes, and stopped, falling silent as a giant head popped out of the brush.

He knew from the picture books Mama had bought him that he was looking at a moose. A really, really big moose. It didn't look like the huge creature had recognized him yet, so intent was it on eating grass.

Maybe it wanted to be friends. How cool would it be to make friends with a moose? He could name it...Ted. Yes, he'd name it Ted, and him and Ted and Mama could play great moose-human games together. Like chase the moose. Or play hide and seek with the moose. Or feed the moose. But how did you call a moose that didn't speak human?

Suddenly he got an idea and grinned, cupping his hands around his mouth and deepening his voice. "Moooooooooooooooooose...Mooooooooooooooooooose." In Poopsie's opinion, that must be the best way to call one. Surely he'd understand, and they'd all be friends. Best friends.

As he expected, the moose's head came up abruptly, its huge eyes locking on Poopsie's laughing ones. "Come here, Moose! Let's play a game!" He said, excited, and tilted his head to the side.

When the moose began running toward him suddenly, his head bowed, the rack atop his skull pointed towards Poopsie, the young boy clapped in delight.

"Oh, you want to play tag! You're it!" With a giggle, Poopsie pivoted on his heel. He scrambled over the fallen log again, and grinned when he saw a low hanging branch. He really, really liked climbing trees.

Because he did, and because he'd just thought of a fantastic new game, he dragged himself up into the tree, pulling himself up onto a higher branch so that the moose's head skimmed the bottom of his feet. When the moose circled back around again, Poopsie bit his lip to hold back a laugh, and then leaped as the moose passed under him again.

He landed on the moose's back with a thump, and then wrapped his arms around the huge creature's neck, laughing like a loon as the moose began to charge towards the school, bucking every now and then as if to dislodge Poopsie.

"I love this game, Ted! Let's go get Mama so she can play too!" He said, and was still laughing as the moose charged onto school grounds.

The little cartoon Seven giggled. "Where else would I be, on the floor? I'd get stepped on!" She walked over the other side of the screen, towards the logo. "I told you, I have no where to report to. So... I thought I'd spend my night here, in your room. I needed somewhere to plug in."

Kai hit the ground soundlessly, folding his wings against his back. He looked much younger then the day before replacing his former adult form for something more suited for the school, a teenager. He looked around awkwardly trying to place where everyone in the school was. After he was satisfied he breathed a sigh of satisfaction enjoying the forest air once more. His peace, however, was cut short by a shallow cry in the distance. The cry grew louder and louder before what it was hit him. (literally) A Teenage girl tackled him to the ground locking her arms around his neck snuggling his face with joy.

A few minutes of intense struggle passed before Kai climbed back on his feet, the girl still locked on his neck with her arms. The girl looked normal enough other then a tail and cat ears. Her brown hair shifted out of her eyes revealing even her eyes were similar too a cat's. "Kai you said you were going to come and get me as soon as possible." She whispered moving her arms from his neck to his waist pulling him into a warm embrace.

Kai snickered, "Sorry Skia you can blame Ialo on that one ... he's kinda the damsel in distress of our little play." Stroking her head reassuringly he smiled and kissed her forehead.



((Updated profile Cha cha cha))

Adolf, after returning to his human form (he always found it more comfortable to sleep in yokai form whenever possible, and as such took advantage of the land near Mystic Fountain High School), headed into what had apparently become his classroom. He looked at the computer on his desk--it was a hardy-looking laptop not quite suited for the teaching profession--and wondered if he was supposed to check emails before his classes for the day began. It was not his first day teaching, but he'd never figured out if he was supposed to do certain things or not.

It had, after all, been a very long time since he'd ever entered a school for purposes beyond visiting friends or his goddaughter. He wasn't sure how modern teachers got messages. Then again, he supposed it could not hurt to check the inbox just in case anything important came up. He sat down and powered up the laptop, heading to his inbox when it had finished.

One new message, he thought, from Silas Lyme. For a moment, he forgot who 'Silas Lyme' was, but he clicked on the email anyways and quickly deduced who: the despicable man who'd booted Ialo out of office, so to speak. Adolf was not paid and had only been seriously afflicted once in the past century (during the Great Depression), so neither of those affected him. Bonuses and Raises would be hard to give on a nonexistant salary, and he slept outside. Since none of the bulletins applied to him, Adolf deleted the message.

Not in any different a mood from five minutes before, Adolf began to write the class' daily assignments on the board--he'd heard from Athena that many people used whiteboards nowadays, but he still preferred the soft green color of the chalkboard.

After a few moments of talking Kai's back pocket beeped. He pulled out a purple crystal the size of a cellphone, A gift from the Crystal Kin on the plains. The crystal flipped open projecting a screen covered in dark purple runes most written in an unknown alphabet. One, however, was written in English and that was the one blinking. "huh I have mail ... that's a first," He peered through the message unaffected by the report.

Skia was looking over Kai's shoulde,r her tail twitching as she read the message along with him. "Pay cuts, rent, ... what's that one mean?" She asked pointing to the word 'holiday'.

Kai followed her finger and chuckled, "It's nothing, earthly traditions is all. humans like celebrating things that happened in the past."

"Like when we the feral blade visits our ancestors?"

"Yeah except they do it to keep the memory alive, not much else." He shrugged and closed the crystal making the projection disappear with it. "Not like he can force me out. No one even knows I'm here.

"It's alright," she hurriedly assured him. Though she was startled, she was actually used to it. She had witness many of Master Ialo's fits and to be honest, this was nothing new to her. Just, coming from Alec of all people... She had never seen him lose his cool like that before.

"Everyone has their moments. Look, it's not that bad, honestly. Master Ialo payed well enough that even this large a pay cut shouldn't be too bad. I know how to get to all his bank accounts."