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"Almost forgot." Kaguyo answered, handing Ainsu the vial. "Wanted me to feed it to the others... I bet you Fir could analyze this relatively quickly." she added. "You know, I bet Fir would love to see this place... We should invite him for a little sleepover..."
She smirked also. "So what's the plan Su-kun?"
She didn't really listen to Aled's threats---he didn't need to say what would happen to her in the off-chance he might escape.
She wouldn't stand a chance.

Kaguyo nodded. "Taste of his own medicine." she agreed. "The b@stard gave it to me... gave it to you.... And seeing how we do enjoy a rather close bond, us three, it's only fitting."
She crossed her arms, glaring at Aled as they towered above him. "Perhaps we should invite Fir's lady-friend over as well, hmn?"

"Isn't it funny to have the tables turned on you? Suddenly you understand why we wanted to kill you so badly." Kaguyo answered darkly, backhanding him. "Instead, we'll reinstate Po-ar to the throne... Change our peoples' fear into adoration.... and soon you'll be powerless in every sense of the word, Aled-kun. You can try to boost your ego all you want..." she whispered, kneeling down so they were eye-level, her icy eyes piercing his like her darts had his ankle. "Because I swear, for all you have done... you should be dead... But I would be more than happy to spend the rest of my years ensuring that your fate is even worse than that." she patted his cheek lightly. "Rest assured, you're going to be trapped here for the rest of our lives."

"Su...Su-kun..." Kaguyo's eyes widened, and she glared at Aled one more time. "Damn you..." she whispered... "Chikuso..."
She rushed out after Ainsu, grasping his hand gently. "S...Su-kun, daijoubu ka??"
She was clearly worried---and while she had such nerve around Aled, she quickly found she had never felt smaller beside Ainsu in her life.
A simple word from him could break her, and she was hoping beyond anything that he had forgiven her after all.

Kaguyo's shoulders fell, and she bit her lip, fighting back tears. "Gomen nasai, Su-kun..." she whispered with a small bow.
She took off running upstairs, and Kazuhiko sighed. "She's trying Susan." he scolded him. "Now she's gonna cry too!"
He took off after her, the first time Po-ar or Ainsu had seen the boy irritated. "I told you, this was MY plan...." he shouted behind him, "It was the only one that would work!"

Kaguyo however couldn't even stay in the Palace. She didn't need a jacket or anything from this place.
There was only one location she could seek out that might provide her any comfort.
She took off through the city, sprinting breathlessly. It had been a while since she actually ran, instead of flew--by the time she had found the charred remains of the theatre, she was almost sick from the effort she exerted.
She disappeared inside the still-warm, blackened skeleton, tears streaming down her face at this point. She found a comfortable little corner to curl up in, pulling her knees to her chest and sobbing uncontrollably.
"Don't worry Kaze-chan." Kazuhiko soothed her, crawling into her lap and snuggling her. "It'll be ok..."
Even if she couldn't speak, they both knew how deeply she appreciated his help. "I bet you Susan'll remember eventually." he held her cheeks in his little hands, wiping away her tears with his thumbs. "Did you do a good job???"
"I did my best." she admitted quietly. "Don't worry about me, Kazu-kun... Go see your father. He's probably worried about you..."
He frowned. "Are you sure?? I don't like seeing you cry..." he pouted. "You'll freeze!"
"I'll be fine." she sighed deeply. "I'm used to being alone, Kazuhiko... I don't mind it."
"If you say so." the boy kissed her cheek with a sigh, before teleporting back to his father.
He sat on the steps glumly, holding his cheeks in his hand and thinking deeply. His disappointment in how things turned out was an understatement.
"It's all my fault." he sighed. "Everyone's sad now... I thought this would make everyone happy?"

Kazuhiko snuggled Ashuri sadly. "She thinks its her fault." he answered softly. "She went back to the playhouse.... I can't get her to come back. Why??" he sighed. "Why can't everyone ignore it? I wanna help..."

"Granpapa bein' stupid..." Kazuhiko sighed deeply, rolling his eyes. "That all this stuff happened... No one died! Everything worked perfectly according to plan... But everyone's CRYING!" he protested. "Everyone's so sad! Why can't they ignore it and be happy??"
Being part fae kinda complicated emotion matters for the boy. For the most part they were a happy-go-lucky sort of people.

Kaguyo stopped breathing, trying to dull her ki the best that she could. She didn't want to be found...
Figures. Kazuhiko must've blabbed. He had good intentions, but sometimes...
She ducked deeper into the shadows of the beams and charcoal, smearing the black dust over her face and skin for camouflage.

Kazuhiko sighed, shaking his head. "She ain't comin' back." he told Trunks, climbing into his arms. "She won't. She's too scared."
It was a simple fact, one he resigned to with a deeper sigh. "I messed up."