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"A boat?" Arlen asked after returnign the kiss, having a few less than pleasant memories from his trip across the ocean. "If you really want one then I'll get it for you. But for now do you want anything. I could get those books now incase you feel like reading them later and I'm asleep."

She smiled

"You've just come back from being out of your body. It's ok. I've been trying to be less of a bother and it's working' she said warmly to him

"Can i skip eating to night. I'm not even hungry really" she said to him. She wasn't worried about no longer being hungry. She still had a day or two before it got bad from not eating.

"It's... your choice... love you." Vincent murmured, then fell asleep, exhausted.

"No." Lily answered, then tugged on his hand. "Just... cuddle with me until I fall asleep?" she asked, eyes pleading, already looking halfway there.

"Of course," Arlen said, setting the book down nearby and laying down with her again. "Are you comfy?" he asked, pulling a blanket over them.

"I love you too," Arlen whispered back, hugging her to him. He stayed up a while longer, fearing what Lily's condition would be like tomorrow and worrying about not beeing able to help her in time before he finally fell asleep.

Trina was sitting quietly, tired and drained of energy, but content. Soon, someone would come along and speak with her, and the quiet would not be so bad. At least, she had hoped that, until her dark eyes fell on her arm, and saw the glowing blue mark there. Trina said nothing for a moment, didn't panic, just the smallest of a thoughtful frown on her lips. The blue mark pulsed in it's glow, and Trina felt her heart stop. Her dark eyes widened, mouth opening to cry out, but no sound escaping her lips as something seemed to grasp the organ and squeeze. Trina bolted to her feet, left arm pressed to her chest, the blue now dancing and spreading across her skin, rimming her eyes. No! Not here! Not now! The invisible attacker, imagined or not, paid her desperate thought no heed. Trina struggled to keep control, but control was slipping out of her fingers like...water. That's when Trina saw it, wave after wave of the sea, the crushing strength of a water fall. Trina closed her eyes, trying to send the images away. It was no use, she was already reverting. Opening her eyes, she saw that her wings were already out, theamount of blue in the dark alarming her. She had to leave this place...before she destroyed it. Trina made for the door, bursting through it. The amount of energy staggering now that she was changing forms. Trina felt herself losing even more control, her conscious thought fading, her entire being becoming what it was created to be, water, and only water. As Trina flew as far as she could before losing her self completely, the thoughts of her friends, of her freedom, played before her. She had come back to form before, she would do it again. Trina could not stay away from the Muffin forever, she would regain herself. As this last thought slipped, so did Trina's form, blending into the rain itself, leaving.

"She looks like a princess." "Because she is a princess." The nanny and the three angels were playing with the kitsune baby that was in a big pink dress with a matching bonnet. "It's a good thing she doesn't have a tail or I would've had to made a hole." the nanny said picking her up, the baby laughing. "I'm happy she's going to a good home today." Tali answered. Yule came out from the kitchen and gave the nanny the baby's milk and they sat down in a couch. The three angels went to another corner to talk about more private things.