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(I have returned! ... and I'm going to pretend that post about kai in hell never happened)

Kai woke up with a start his head throbbing slightly. "Damn it! I missed something important. What did someone kill satan or something... Ha snowball's chance in hell!" He rolled out of bed (literally) Hitting the floor with a loud Thud. "Dang it, I got to stop doing that." He groaned rubbing his eyes. "Are you two ready to stop sapping my life force for your own selfish needs?" Kai asked aloud to the two other entities inside him.

"Not until we can return to full health." Koy's voice answered back in his mind, "And we can only do that by charging up at the same time so it takes twice as long!"

"Your to happy about th-." Kith answered back.

"Why should you care your enjoying free movement." Her voice interrupted and in a second they were both bickering back and forth about stupid points. "I wanted to recreate Him as a girl so he could channel my angelic energy better!"

"... guys ... guys ... guys ...," Kai repeated himself before metally screaming, "WILL YOU SHUT THE HELL UP! If either of you breaths another word I swear I'm evicting you back into the ground you were trapped in!"

Like Seven had said, a certain half-dragon resting in the clinic was beginning to wake up, despite the vestigial protests from Ophiuchus’s hypnosis spell. Too bad, Ialo’s magic seemed to tell Ophi’s. Can’t afford to be sleeping right now. Thanks for the thought though. Appreciate it. Now get out. It didn’t actually go down like that, but that was the gist.

Ialo groaned softly, and stretched. He didn’t remember lying down… and he was quite sure last time he was awake, he was in a fair amount of pain. He stretched again, tentatively, and opened his eyes. He was in the clinic of MFHS. That explained it. Ophiuchus must have completely healed him after the battle – oh, the battle! Danni! Satan! The Headmaster sat up, only dimly registering that he could feel air on his chest, and therefore his shirt must have been discarded. Good riddance.

Now, who else was in the clinic? Ialo looked around, taking a head count from where he sat. No Ophi, so no one here must be in life-threatening danger. But there was James, fast asleep, and Athena too, in the same condition. With a visitor, no less. A translucent one, but not a ghost. A spell. He would not bother them. He looked to his other side, and saw Kai, on the floor, but probably more awake than Ialo was.

Whatever Ophi had done was heavenly. Ialo no longer felt the pain from before. He swung his legs over and stood up more gracefully than he expected. The floor was cool on his bare feet, and that felt nice. Unlike Ophiuchus, Ialo enjoyed cool temperatures. He was quite sure the Serpent was related through his grandmother, as there was no possible way he was related to Ialo’s grandfather with that sort of aversion to cold temperatures.

Ialo closed his eyes, and sensed that the healer in question was only in the next room over… along with Riser. Their auras were so overpowering, that it was more difficult to pick out who else could possibly be in the room. But, Danni had a distinctive aura as well, and Ialo always knew where Seven was. They were linked. It was the best way to control his satellites, an organic-to-inorganic telepathy. There was another very powerful aura – Adolf. Adolf was still here. With his eyes still closed, Ialo was able to identify two more auras, those of Alec and Cook.

“KAI!” Ialo barked suddenly. He then grinned. “Can’t you share the blue crayon with yourself?”


((Mmmm, feels good to post in that color again...))

Ialo sat back down on his assigned cot, and with great inner strength, calmly folded his hands in his lap. "Hell did not freeze over, unless you truly believe that in a single battle, Danni completely destroyed Satan. I don't so... I'm of the mind that Satan is still out there, possibly raging over how his a** got kicked by a teenage girl who's not even old enough to have a learner's permit." While Lazareth sleeps in the corner, he mentally added.

His eyes narrowed. "Kai, I'm sure there are some of my computers lying around that would... operate much more efficiently if they had a soul to direct themselves with."

Kai's mouth twitched then smirked then turned into an all out grin. "You sure you want these two out of my control? I mean Koy is so desperate she'd go for just about anyone!" Kai glanced backwards at the yellow female spirit with white wings that seemed to be sprouting out of his back.

"Hey that's not fair, I just can't get someone because I'm stuck with two idiots that don't know anything about love. And once I'm away from them I can finally be with my love Ialo!" Koy's spirit form said, a little golden heart appearing over her head.

"Or it's because you scare them away on the first date." Kith the purple spirit with tentacles added appearing next to Koy. "Anyway your Idea seems like ideal conditions, Kai will no longer have to deal with us directly and we'll still be able to operate in this world, sadly we're not flesh and blood yet so we're forced to occupy this silver-wing in order to be of use."

Kai nodded and shrugged at Ialo, "I'm willing to transfer them If your willing to risk two robots. I must warn you tho, once the soul sync is done your robots will be changed into something a little different." With that all three of them nodded at once a rare sign that they all agreed on something. "So when can we start bro?"

Adolf listened intently to Alec, and nodded slightly. "It is the only plan of action to have come up yet. However, I believe the students must be trained. I am willing to lead them in form of a club." He knew that not all the students would join, but he hoped that many would. They could even form some sort of name if they wanted--Athena was always clever at thinking up such things. He would put her to that task.

Adolf crossed his arms, and hoped that this would all be done soon so that he could wash himself and change into a suit that wasn't covered in blood. It would be much more convenient for him.

Adolf nodded solemnly at Riser. "That would be for the better." So his idea seemed well-accepted by at least one person. That was good enough for Adolf to decide to start the club anyways; if he was going to teach here, what would be the problem with him sponsoring a club?

He looked stunned for a moment. "I don't need to change into anything more appropriate? Maybe a toga or something nature-friendly?" He grinned. "Now would be fantastic," he assured her. "As long as you continue to be by my side."

{{Aww! I missed you Victoria. sad If you want, you can PM me if you post here. I have you on my friend's list, but it never shows me when you're online. You must have that feature turned off. If you PMed me, I'd know that you had posted and could respond back if you wanted! biggrin Up to you!}}

Lin got up from the bed and then looked over at Dymetri with a delicate eyebrow raised. After a few moments, a bright smile filled her face and her eyes sparkled with mirth as she began to laugh. A soft sound that was similar to small bells ringing filled Dymetri's room.

"Dymetri, no! We do not wear togas. Though we do wear robes. What you are wearing right now is fine since you do not have elven robes. We can get you some when you settle into the guesthouse."

Her laughing died down and she reached for Dymetri's hand with a soft, loving smile on her face. Then, she took her pendant, let one single drop of water fall onto the carpet, and a large watery portal grew up in front of them from that one drop of water. It was a pristine blue that had soft waves in it. It was beautiful.

She turned her head around and smiled encouragingly at Dymetri. "You do not have to hold your breath or anything while going through this portal. It feels as if you are passing through an invigorating fresh breeze. It is wonderful!"

She pulled Dymetri through the portal, hoping he enjoyed it. It only took a few moments before they were standing on the floor of the very forest that was beside Bai Ching. Bai Ching was still a few miles away, though. Lin's home was deep in the forest.

She smiled at Dymetri and pointed up. At the very top of the canopy of trees rested a magnificent array of buildings.

"Only friends of the elves can look upon this sight. To strangers or individuals with a dark energy, it simply appears to be another set of trees."

She watched Dymetri's face for a reaction. She really hoped he liked what he saw. She wanted him to like it. It was different, she was sure, from what he was used to. She hoped he didn't think it was too different for him.