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"Heh..I shall take that as a challenge then."

Tuomas smile broadening as he followed Raz over to the angel. Towering over the girls he looked down at his cousin and Raz.

"Please allow me."

He reached down and took the young man from both his cousin and Raz. Tossing the unconcious Kuro over his shoulder.

"It would be terribly rude of me to let two women carry him."

He turned his head over to Lupis and the angel Mitsuki.

"I think we are all ready to go. Lupis please lead the way"

"Oh dear god please stop.."
Luna lifted her hand up and put it against her forehead. Though she was glad that Tuomas was amusing someone.

She turned with Tuomas and left to the dorm houses

"Okay...." Roxxan said with a confused look in her eyes. She didnt even realize what was going on, everything happened so fast and she felt like she was gone for more than half of the time. "Okay... I think I should go now..." She said with wide eyes and still a pretty blank look upon her face. She jumped off of the bench and slowly headed towards her bag that was prepped up against a tree then threw it around her shoulder. Roxxan took one last glance at the courtyard then headed out towards a random direction, not knowing where she might end up next.

(to lazy to read all of those pages, I did read alittle though.)

Raz ran into the courtyard again, this time slipping and sliding as she ran, and ran right to the bench where she and Roxxan had sat. She skid to a stop and looked over everything.

"Alright, it's all here. I guess I can go find my dorm now." She picked up her messenger bag and then stopped, something had caught her eye. She looked over to see Tuomas holding what looked like a dark ball. It pulsed a couple times before Raz concluded it was his energy. She shook her head and sat down, her legs half-numb from her run and the shock of finding out what had happened to her father.

"There is absolutely no way Tuomas will beat his cousin, no way." Raz laughed a bit at the thought of Tuomas lying on the ground, beaten, then she stood back up and slowly gathered the rest of her things.

"The only reason I place faith in your cousin is because you don't give her enough credit. I'm tiny and still beat down a whole gang of idiots when I was younger." Raz set down the box she had picked up and faced Tuomas, a grin on her own face. She took her bag from Tuomas, threw it over her own shoulder then picked up the box again.

"I'm heading to my dorm room, if I can find it. And I can carry my own things, I got this far with all of them." She started off toward the dorms, not waiting for Tuomas. She needed time to think of a way to get home, and Tuomas didn't seem like the type of person to help her out.

If only Josie were here, she always had a plan. I miss her so much, the idiot. Raz sighed and gripped the box a little tighter as she thought about her adoptive sister, it been a very painful good-bye when Raz had left. Very, very painful for the two girls.

"My mom called me not long ago to tell me that my dad had a heart attack in the hospital and he's been asking for me. I need to find a way home before...well, you know." Raz went quiet after telling Tuomas what happened and let her hair fall in front of her face, she felt tears start up again and didn't want Tuomas to see them. He had said she was tough, but just the thought of losing her father made her cry like a baby. She didn't want to lose whatever respect she had gotten, so she kept her face hidden as a few tears rolled over her eyelids and down her cheeks.

Raz smiled at Tuomas, he was actually pretty nice, when he wanted to be. Her liking for him seemed to grow a little when she saw the real smile. She wiped away the tears and cleared her throat before speaking.

"The hopsital? It's in Dublin, Ireland. My dad is the descendent of some great Irish king and he somehow became rich from that, don't ask. He's been in the hospital for awhile now, two strokes will land you there." Raz gave a small smile, the jokes her father told when she visited him giving her a little more hope that he would live.

" 'Where there's a will, there's a way.' Someitmes that's true." Raz laughed at the old saying, she had always hated it for some reason.

"And yes, I have checked the flight and train schedules, but there's nothing goign to Ireland at this time, so I have to wait." She said this with a frown and a silent curse at the dominating people who ruled the flights and trains, whoever they were.

Raz stopped and stared at Tuomas as he walked right past her, deep in thought. She had a look of incredulity on her face and confusion in her eyes.

"What're you planning, cat-man?" She stood there defiently, wanting an answer before she made a move from the spot.