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((*Watches River* Sometimes I wonder if she wouldn't be the type to blow up buildings...*Laughs*)) Maara thought the formal person was funny, but she didn't laugh, because Trina had taught her better than that.

Tomo looked up from the confusion and waved to River, "Hope to see you again soon, then!" He called after her disappearing form. He frowned a little at Cass. He didn't want to make her uncomfortable, but he felt he owed it to Ukiel since he was helping to save the world and all. "Well, did you want to stay home with the kids?" Maybe she could take them to visit Ritsuko. Once he saw the portal open, he bit his lower lip. Now? He looked to Cass as if asking if she wanted to come. He supposed it was now or never.

((*Lurks then*))

Trina closed the book again, glad to finally know what a horse looked like, and stood up again. Suppose she'd see one soon...perhaps in town. Trina set the book on her dresser, removing her cloak to put on a new one.

Loius walked to the door and opened it to reveal a huge room that seemed to be a house big. Everything was detailed, and at the end of the room was a bed like that fit for a giant. Standing next to a desk was Ukiel in some very elegant clothing instead of his armor. He was looking at a map with some figures on it and at his watch as the sun came down. Loius walked to Ukiel and bowed, "Master Ukiel, Lord Uehara is here."

Ukiel jumped and looked at Tomo. He smiled as he placed his hand on Tomo's shoulder, "Uehara, welcome! It has been a while, please sit down, would you like some tea?" he showed Tomo a seat in front of the desk and Ukiel sat on the desk, moving the map to a corner.

Trina had finished wrapping her left arm with white bandages, quite pleased with her one handed job. It didn't keep it from hurting when she moved it, but no matter-it'd heal up tomorrow or the next day. Smiling faintly, Trina went back down stairs, planning to get a glass of water.

Trina went still at the foot of the stairs, dark eyes widening. Knives? She remembered the table...Yule could be seriously injured should they suddenly throw themselves at the woman. The sink behind Yule should do it... Trina offered Yule the faintest of smiles, not wanting her upset. The water in the pipes increased, pressure building up. Should the knives attack Yule, a literal wall of water would sweep around the scared woman and knock them out of the way, so that Yule would not be cut.

Trina's smile was gone as the sink burst, the collective noise grating on her ears, but no matter- Yule was what was important right now. The knives were thrown off course, 'thunking' into the wall four or five feet from Yule as Trina quickly made her way to the woman. She didn't know why things kept attacking people here...it was odd. "Are you alright?" She asked softly, the still spraying sink dying down after a second. Trina's made a mess...but she'd clean it up. No problem. Dark eyes shoot the knives a wary glance, but she wouldn't let Yule get cut up.

Trina blinked, surprised at being hugged. "Oh...of course..." She said disjointedly, patting the woman on the back. Before pulling away slightly. "Kill you? Oh no...no one would let that happen..." Trina sort of glanced at the knives again. "What is a Ghost?" Trina asked, thinking over Yule's problem with floating, attacking objects. She glances as the sink, looking mildly worried. "And Ma'm? Please don't tell anyone about the sink...I sort of..." Trina shuffled for the words. "Keep that to myself."