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Sickle reached out and grabbed a sandwich. "Well, I'm sure chocolate still exists, but I doubt, from what I hear, that any of the remaining members can just go out and buy a bag of chocolate like it's in big deal. They are probably in hiding." Sickle said thoughtfully as he took a bite of the sandwich. Chewing slowly, he listened to Beo contradict his mother. "Iiiiiii dunno. Chocolate is pretty important." Sickle said as fact, although it was based on Humor, something they all needed at the moment. "But. I wonder. You basically saved your mother all this by coming here to the past. Otherwise, we'd have been at the apartment, eating pizza, without a care in the world. Perfect bait to G.U.N. strike." Sickle informed. "I'm pretty s ure Kai is safe for now. But..." He trailed, thinking things over in his head. "The problem is the fact, well, your still here. Don't get me wrong, I'm happy that I get to meet you, but... Well, doesn't your presence... mean something?" He asked. Something went wrong, is what he was thinking, but he decided not to let them think that. Not yet.

The voice that came over the phone was going to be a familiar and very welcomed one.
"Hey." the voice replied simply, even despite that, the own of the voice could almost be heard smirking. "Can you guess who this is?" the voice asked from the other side of the phone, before falling silent as they waited for Haden's response.
Sparky's attention drifted over to the unconcious Super. It was obvious she was trying to keep from looking too worried, even though the worried expression on her face was a plain as day.
Looking away from Super, she let out a sigh and shook her head. In truth, sparky had gotten stronger than she used to be, she wasn't as much as a panicked person and she could pretty much stand water now, but when it came to worrying, she was still the same as she used to before she was separated from Tsuki.

"Call me what you wish." the voice that was on the otherside of the phone let out a bit of a chuckle. "I really don't mind, Shock is fine, as long as you don't call me Moonshock."
She prefered not to be called by her full original name, but since it was Haden, she didn't mind if he called her 'Shock'.
"Not much a schedule to tell you the truth--just trying to get used to the fact that I don't have to sleep during the day anymore." she mumbled. In truth, she did have a job, but it wasn't much of one, so she didn't mention it.

"I'm actually not far from Super's house to tell you the truth." Tsuki's voice could be heard over the phone. Though it seemed barely audile, due to what sounded like vechiles rushing past in the backgroud.
"A newphew huh?" Tsuki said over the phone, before becoming silent for a moment. She seemed to be thinking over something. "I thought something strange was going on... seeing that I've seen two G.U.N vechiles go past me." she became silent as another vechile went past.
"I suppose I'll stop by and see what's going on." she said. "By the way....tell that kairi-fox to be careful--there's more hectic stuff going to be coming her way."
With that, she hung up the phone.

Sparky looked towards Haden and seemed to frown a bit. She looked away and let out a bit of a sigh.
"She may be strange, but she usually has good reasons for saying something like that." she said. "It's probably due to how we got here and how we were seperated, but I've been having weird, short lived dreams--sorta of like glimpses into the future--but they never make sense... Tsuki may have had them more than me--and seen more.."

Kairi grabbed the tiger under his arms and started to drag him. "What are you doing? Dad said for me to do it... and at full speed..."
"I know... I know... But..." Kairi said, slightly out of breath, the tiger was heavier than she had thought. "We can't kill him..."
"I don't see why the hell not," Her son responded sourly with a sarcastic snap, "He's not exactly a friend of yours is he?"
Haden shook his head and walked over to where Kairi was and decided to grab the tiger where Kairi had been pulling from. "Go sit down before you hurt yourself, Kai. You know, sometimes I wish your aura wasn't so bloody bright white." He started dragging the tiger, a little more swiftly than Kairi had but still with a little difficulty.
The black wolf hesitated but when the house started to shake, he looked over at his mother and sighed. He rushed over and grabbed the tiger's legs and lifted him off the ground with the help of his uncle and tossed him out of the front door. When they started moving he sat down on the couch. "If anyone asks, we threw him out while we were moving."

As the house on tracks picked up speed, it switched gears unto another track, and then yet another. The House itself was on a pivot and could barely feel the turns and twists from inside. As the house barreled through the abandoned wastes of the catacombs under Station Square, Sickle came out of the lab, closing it behind him. As he head into the next room, he flips on the light and looked inside for only a moment. Super's study. No one bothered him while he was in here, and he could disappear for seconds or hours in here. Sickle scrolled along the books on the walls. Many of them had titles he couldn't even read, faded or languages he couldn't even begin to fathom what. He came across a bottle with a piece of paper on it. Even inside the bottle, Sickle could read the text that lay on the outside of the scroll. Turning his head to see it better, it read, 'To be opened upon my death.' Sickle reached for the bottle, looking at it a moment. The paper's end stuck out the top, and was covered in a little bit of wax to keep the paper from deteriorating over time. How long did Super expect to live? Sickle shook his head and put the bottle back, as he turned off the light, he said to himself, "Super ain't dead." He flicked the switch and closed the door. Walking down the hallway, he entered the room where the others were.

"You guys throw him out?" Sickle asked, even though he could clearly see that the Tigers body was gone.