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"Alright, ladies, make your way to the scanners. Jennifer, use the one that you've always been using. Everyone else, it doesn't really matter right now, but try to use the same scanner each time. It's just easier when I virtualize you." Kurai then turned to the visual of Beau, remarking, "You're going to have a lot of company today. I hope you don't mind helping me show them the ropes." He finished preparing the program, ready to send them off into Lyoko when they all entered the scanners.

"Looks like Jennifer's in her scanner," Kurai stated. "I'll go ahead and launch the program for her." He started the process, saying what stage Jennifer was in as the scanner did it's work.

"Transfer, Jennifer."

"Scanner, Jennifer."

"Virtualization!"

Kurai turned towards Beau and said, "Jennifer's being virtualized close to your location, just to let you know. The other two are right behind her."

Simara stepped out of the elevator following Jennifer and watched as she was virtualized.

"Ooo freaky, eh Yumi?" She said glancing at her silver haired friend and then walked over to another one of the pods and inspected it closely. She scanned outside and in looking for any loose or jagged pieces poking out. 'Looks safe to me' she thought to herself finally.

'Ok, let's give this a shot.' she thinks and carefully steps into the pod. She kept her arms and legs close together like the inside of the walls were going to eat her. "Aright I'm ready." she said reluctantly.

Beau was silent in waiting, concentrated on the space around him.

In a flurry of quick data, the three woman appeared in there new Lyoko forms. Beau let out a happy boy squeal and began to jump up and down and wave his arms.

"Welcome! Welcome~! Welcome to Lyoko! Welcome to my home!" He cheered, running around the three woman like he was given two cokes and a quarter pound of pixie stix.

Jennifer's eyes had closed when virtualization had begun. She opened her eyes when she felt ground beneath her feet. She laughed upon hearing Beau's reaction to their arrival. "Hello again, Beau," she said kneeling down to his height. Her appearance was similar to her appearance on earth, the only difference was a series of symbols spelling LYOKO down her right arm.

She stood back up as she heard Kurai, though. He extended both of her hands, and a viking longsword appeared in her hands. "Got it."

Kurai calmly watched as Simara had a small ordeal with the fact that she looked like a cat on Lyoko. "Excuse me for one moment," he said casually to the people in the digital world. He reached his hand over to the top of the keyboard, and hit the mute button for his microphone. Only then...

...did he fall out of his chair howling with laughter.

"She's a neko!" he exclaimed as he rolled around on the floor as if someone had given him laughing gas.

Once that was out of his system, he got back into his chair, took a few deep breaths, put the headset that had fallen off of him back onto his head, and then un-muted his microphone.

"Sorry about that, technical issue up here. No worries, it's fixed though. Continue fighting."

Simara glares up at the sky. 'Why,' she thinks, 'do I have a feeling Kurai is laughing at me?' She sticks her tongue out towards the sky.

Her eyes softened as Beau's cute adorable form came into view. "Aww, you really think so?" She bent down and pulled him into a big hug. "Thank you, since Yumi over there seems to be ignoring me." She blew a raspberry in her direction. After releasing Beau, she stood and picked up her dropped daggers and experimentally gave them another twirl in her palms before getting into a combat stance.

"Alright, I'm going to take care of my three. If you or Yumi need any help just call me, I'll back you up." She gave Beau a quick smile of gratitude for the 'beautiful' comment before dashing ahead to intercept her share of Kankrelats.

She noticed that she was running extremely fast, agile, and balanced. Not at all like her normal klutzy self. "Woo hoo! At this rate they'll be hiring me to run the next Olympics. Then maybe we could finally beat those KENYANS!" She snorted. "Let's teach these spider looking things a lesson."

A few feet before the closest one of the batch reached her, she threw one of her daggers into the red circular junction in the middle of it's body. While it was slowed down, she jumped into a front flip above it's head and came down, leg extended, on top of the creature's head mindful of the spikes on top. She grabbed the dagger out of the middle and jumped off a few feet away into a crouch right before the mechanical spider exploded.

"Hmph, that wasn't so bad." she commented. "Hey guys! Last one to kill their batch has to buy dinner when we get out!" She chuckled to herself and headed towards the rest of her quarry, waiting to hear the others responses.