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He smiled, his head twisting slightly to the side, emphasizing the insanity in his smile. "Oh, I figured as much. This is why this is going to be a learning session..." He laughed, a darkness growing behind him as the form of a reaper seemed to eclipse his figure, its hood darkening all but a bony jaw, the room temperature suddenly dropping to near freezing, the smell of death, decay, and the screams of the souls of millions of men, women and children seeming to fill the room with their blood curdling cries. All the while, the Kai stood there, smiling. "I assure you, you are my prey."

Squirrels began to pour out from the corners of the thread, and any opening available for them. Skrat stood up straight, his back now facing the wall instead of on it. He pulled a gun out from his pocket, and slowly began to walk toward Indy.
"Don't you dare hurt my family." Skrat's eyes flickered with fury. His pupils resembled that of flames. Slowly still, he walked. His eyes locked on target. Meanwhile, the squirrels formed rows upon rowns to the left and right of him, leaving an opening in front of him so he could continue on his path.

"Oh, you are kidding me." Indy's sword ignites, reflecting in the eyes of all the rodents. "If you don't want them hurt, then call them back!"

Slim sighed, her body wavering as it became less and less tangible, till she was nothing but smoke, and the squirrel fell to the ground dejectedly. She reformed sitting cross-legged on the couch, shaking her head solemnly.

"What's this place come to when it's overrun by bizarre rodents?"

He stared for a moment as he transformed into a she, his head still slightly cocked to the side, his smile insanely twisted. "Wouldn't hurt you?" He gave a light laugh...and then laughed again and again, bursting in an all out maniacal, insane laughter that filled the room, even over the cries of the disembodied souls, and then, suddenly and abruptly, stopped, his eyes slowly resetting themselves onto the little girl in front of him. In the blink of an eye, he seemed disappear again, only to reappear right behind Xemnas, a sharp claw brushing softly across her lower jaw.

"Oh, don't worry, my little tranny, as I said before, I had no intent on drawing so much as a drop of your delicious blood. I will drink your fear."

Just as quickly as he had moved behind her, he returned to where he originally stood, resuming the stance that he had started everything off in.

"And now, I must bid my adieu." He gave the girl a slight bow. "I have some most pressing matters to attend to elsewhere, if you'll forgive my abrupt exit." And with that, still in a bow, the form of the Kai fazed back into nothingness, the dark shadow that had loomed behind him dissipating in his wake.

The girl shot a look at Kai before his disappearance. "Hmph, coward." she scoffed as she turned towards Zexion. "Well, that was. . . Interesting, don't you think, Number VI?" she asked. She then turned her attention to the squirrelly looking boy who was quarreling with one of Kai's minions. "You. I felt your eyes on me. What do you want?"

"It's been tons of fun, friends, but I've got comics to make before a certain dark deity rips me limb from limb."

She smiles exasperatedly, waving before disappearing in a cloud of sulphurous black smoke.