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"Well, I've no problem with living somewhere else, Kaguyo... same city though, onegai?" Ainsu asked, watching the woman. "And if you fight him in here, you'll blow up the ship and we'll all die." he sighed slightly. "If we die, Kaguyo... our souls will be destroyed. We won't be able to return to the tree with the barrier."

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Po-ar nodded, "I mean, he wouldn't take that off... especially if it was waterproof." he smiled, realizing Morrigan's point about the skulls.
But still...

"I'm about to say yes to letting you..." Ainsu hissed, standing from the chair and making sure Kaguyo was alright. "He could've given us some warning, damnit..."
Stalking from the kitchen, the former playwright glared at the man in the pilot's seat. "No thought to tell us we were landing?"

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"Hai hai... Mor!" Po-ar jumped up, catching a suddenly stumbling Morrigan. "Someone... what?" he looked up, seeing the ship landing outside. "It's Tarnb-jin..." but the man's attention was on his love. "Mor... want me to carry you?"
Obviously his tolerance was a bit better.

Po-ar released Morrigan, helping her get her feet before heading from the room and down the hall.
He was hoping it was Ainsu and Kaguyo.

Meanwhile, while Po-ar and Morrigan dashed down the halls, Ainsu was about to comment on Aoki and his 'meteors'...
But Kaguyo didn't give him the chance.
As they both went through the window, Ainsu hit the hatch switch and ran out of the ship.
"Kaguyo!" he shouted, until Morrigan and Po-ar appeared.
For a moment, Ainsu froze. Then Morrigan began pelting him with comment after comment.
His gaze locked on Po-ar's, and the younger Tarnb-jin smiled at him. "Okkairi, Ainsu-kun."
The playwright nodded slightly, unable to say anything to the one time Ouji. His gaze broke from Po-ar's, an obvious streak of sadness in his blue eyes, until he found Morrigan's gaze on the fighting.
"No... they're..." Ainsu sighed. "Aoki's been asking for it. Let them fight it out. I'm fine, Morrigan-san." he smiled slightly. "Really. Haven't even been awake too long."

Shrugging, Ainsu took the shot and knocked it back.
Unlike Po-ar... the playwright could obviously take the hard liquor a lot better, not even batting an eye.
"Odd taste..." he whispered, before suddenly Kaguyo was holding onto the arm with the shot glass.
"Breakfast can be gotten inside." Po-ar spoke up, trying to placate the feud. "In the cafeteria on the second floor."

Po-ar blinked. "A... a house?" he asked, thinking this over. "Well um... actually..."
"Actually, you can have ours."
Ainsu turned, finding Ashuri and Trunks standing there.
"Okkarinasai, Ainsu-kun... Kaguyo-chan." the woman spoke, smiling. "But seriously, Trunks and I are going to be away for a while... seems he's being sent overseas and rather than fly home every day, we're just going to rent an apartment in Washington DC. Our house won't be lived in for at least a year I'm guessing."
Ashuri, of course, knew nothing about the recent events.
Or did she?
The only reason that the two were awake at all at such an early ungodly hour... was because Ashuri had seen it.
Seen everything in a flash of dream.
Least this time she wasn't standing in the shower or on top of a roof... her head was grateful to not get knocked around.
"Kaguyo?" Ainsu asked, wondering if she would accept the offer.
Especially given their past history... and how, well, Ashuri really WAS Aled's younger sister.
Might be a bit weird...
Not to mention Kaguyo used to think Ainsu loved Ashuri.

Ainsu laughed softly, "No. I'd rather he not live with us. Might drive you crazy and that would drive ME crazy... plus, I think he has his own plans."

Ashuri happily shook Kaguyo's hand. "It's um..." she turned pointing in an eastern direction. "About three miles outside of Western City. It isn't much but... it's comfortable. Three bedrooms, two bathrooms... oh and there's a hot tub outside."