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'Youwereasleep! I-it said! I-I didn't know what to do!' She cried in exasperation.
'It takes a kiss to wake a sleeping princess.' It told him matter-of-factly.

'Alright alright, I've already apologized!' It said, coughing again.
'No you haven't!' Six exclaimed.
'Then I apologize now! Yeesh...Humans!' It groaned through a coughing fit.

'Ohhhh!' It said, seeming to realize it's mistake.
'Wh--what the hell!' Six complained, 'I mean, seriously. Just. What the hell!'
'Alright alright. Read that book, it'll explain. The last man I helped, back on Earth...I did not fly away from that situation unscathed, I am afraid. It was most unromantic.'
Six huffed furiously before holding the book sideways so it'd fall open, her other hand still occupied in holding the creature. She didn't know what the hell it was talking about. Squinting at the shiny, tiny print, she gave a frustrated groan and thrust the journal at Kami.
'How is anyone supposed to read that?'

'Ah, right, I forgot.' It said, heaving a sigh.
'Marc Feuille, that was his name. Mine is Barrie, by the way.'
'Barrie?' Six asked, finding the name weird.
'Yes.' It said.
'Okay...' She took the journal back from Kami, 'Well what exactly are we supposed to read? What the hell was the point of this?'
'He did not appreciate what we do, and in that respect I suppose he was quite violent.'
'Ah...' She said, not seeming surprised all the same.
'Since then I've had trouble seeing...remembering too.' It explained. 'Anyway, keep that, like I said. My friend will come for it. Oh--but no, first...'
It tried to stand, seeming to struggle a bit. With a slight sigh, Six offered her finger over for support and Barrie clung to it, reaching for the journal. It glowed a little for a moment and then it slumped back down, sighing again.

'No,' It said heavily, 'Just make sure they get that when they arrive.'
'Yeah but why did you do this crap?' Six demanded.
'Ah, well, I thought you were humans.' It told her.
'So?!'
'So to a human that is a well known story. I suppose to a Dysadin it must seem bizarre.'
'You're telling me.' The girl commented.
'It's a very romantic story,' Barrie said, sounding almost dreamy, 'About love.'
'If you say so.' She raised an eyebrow, 'But why, exactly?'
'Why do it? Why not? Few seem to disapprove of a fairytale come true, well...when they know of it in the first place.'
'Humans must have some really demented fairy tales then.' Six observed, 'Whatever...this makes no sense, I give up.'
Barrie shrugged, seeming to grow wearier by the moment. He held up a hand and a small glowing orb appeared. After a moment of hovering in place, he waved his hand and it was whisked off somewhere.
'Alright, this is goodbye, then.' Barrie said in the same matter-of-fact tone.

Six tilted her head, starting to say a confused 'By--' before the small creature seemed to lose all of it's luminescence and collapse in her hand. She seemed to pale slightly, giving it a hasty poke.

'U-uh...Barrie?' She asked, looking mortified, '...Crap.'

Six panicked, dropping the thing with a hasty 'Ew!', though it began to turn to dust before it even hit the ground.

'...How the hell are we going to get out?' She asked, looking around for an exit. After heaving a sigh, she kicked the ground and then winced. 'Oww! Ow ow--stupid, where did those shoes go! Oh, I hate everything right now! ....Kaaaami?'