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"Thank you..." Rivera said as Kira helped her up, dusting the grassblades off her robes. They were completely immune to dirt and stains, thanks to a spell she learned in one of the most worthless classes ever... Magical Home Economics. It was magical, but what the heck! You do LAUNDRY and COOK and SEW... eww... "The nicknames are from Usagi-chan... she goes to town giving people nicknames... Don't worry, she called Ravenhawk Kuroitori-chan... Kuroitori-CHAN. That is just a little frightening..."

"Usagihana ish not frightening!" The android whined, her LCD panel displayed the '>.<' face. Rivera smiled and patted her on the head, changing the face to '^_^'. "Usagihana likes that... mm..."

"Changing the subject... I've got 55 game credits now, thanks to bunny here." Usagihana was still purring like a cat, "What can we do with 55 game credits?"

Yuki bobbed her head up and down to indicate that she could, and then tilted it slightly at his next words. A hawk? Personally she was scared of flying, despite Hiro's attempts at getting her used to it. There was just something about not having anything firm beneath her feet that really scared her. She blinked, glancing back at Shinku as he continued petting her, and then bowed her head very slightly. Her tails were still wagging chaotically all over the placed as she closed her eyes in comfort.

Aia walked up to where the sakura festival was to be held at, personally she wasn't sure why she had come. Everyone seemed to be so in love, it just made her feel a bit worse, she glanced at the flute that was in her bag. She had a bad urge to play it and then mess with their emotions but thought better of it. She sighed as she sat down at a bench, her short, boyish locks of brown hair were out with white clips in them. The clips matched the pure white kimono that she was wearing, it had large prints of cheeries on them. She really hadn't planned on wearing one, which may have been noted by the fact that she wasn't wearing shoes. She smiled slightly, the little lip gloss that was on her shinned slightly but then her smile turned into frown as she shivered slightly.

"Sure," Livvy said. "I like Wonder bread. It tastes good on sandwiches, especially with salami. And some soda would be good with that." Livvy really liked salami sandwiches. It was kinda weird since she didn't really like many kinds of meat (and salami's pretty meaty - it's italian after all!).

"And I'd love some tea. What flavour is it?" Minami asked. She tried one of the cookies too. They were really good. "This is perfect, Risa. Thanks again for packing this picnic lunch."

"I will tell you what you want to know, it is very simple to why Arashi cannot heal you that quickly. Also, he should stop trying as it is putting a strain on his spiritual body and your physical body. If he continues you will most likely end up in a critical criostases. Before I tell you anymore I will introduce myself, I am Henin. I am not as regular as a Demon then you think. I am blind, how did I find you, well that is a different story. But it is simple, when you were hit with that needle Thai threw at you. You'd ignored it by then and continued on, what you didn't know was that you were hit in a vital area."
Henin looked around and sniffed the air before looking towards Trowa, he held the huge scythe on his back for support.

Trowa looked at him weakly as Arashi stopped healing him. He looked over to Shiori and answered her.
"As this guy Henin said, when I left. I went to destroy Thai, but that still doesn't explain how you know me. I know your name but who exactly are you."
Trowa stood up and looked at him with a long hard stare.

Everyone seemed caught up in their own excitement. "Great, I guess I'm stuck handling this with what I've got." She reached behind her head and pulled the ribbon tying her hair loose. Her plan was to use it to stop the blood. Carefully, she rolled it into a ball and then dabbed her forehead with it while using her free hand to brush away her hair has it fell around her face. "I feel so stupid," she mumbled. Her hands were getting tired and so she switched them and used her newly free hand to push her painting away, only to have the blood that had not yet dried smear from her hand on to the paper. "Oh no!" she whined and let the ribbon drop. She didn't care anymore if the blood dripped down her face. It wasn't like anyone was going to notice anyway. It was more important that she find a way to fix the horrible mess up in her painting.

"I am just a wandering red rose, don't worry about who I am. Worry about if your going to live or die, I will leave you two alone now."
He drew his scythe and had the point of the blade to the sky as he walked off. The petals again swirling around them both, were the two linked together for a certain reason or not? Soon enough, answers will be found. The wind blowing against his pale skin as he used the vibrations to show his path. His bared hand clutched tightly as he continued walking around the picnic area. He would draw attention to himself because of his form aswell as the red eyes. But he didn't care much of it, it was something he was much of a use to.

Trowa looked down and narrowed his eyes lightly his brown eyes towards the ground before he looked over to Shiori. The wind blew lightly as his hair moved to one said and then back in place. He sighed.
"Do you think you could try healing me, it is the only shot i've got and I do not want to die before I get to taste the food you have prepared."
He closed his eyes and smiled at her lightly.

Shiori blinked at Henin in confusion, her head tilted slightly to the side. She watched him go, eyes moving from his eyes to the scythe, and then she let out a small sigh. Then she glanced quickly back at Trowa, hearing his words. "Y-you're not going to die!" she cried as she reached towards him, setting her hand very lightly on his side. Then she closed her eyes as a faint light spread from her hand, drifting to him and disappearing beneath his shirt as it made its way to his wound. She still wasn't exactly sure what happened, but she hoped it was working anyway.