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Kayako wasn't rampaging around the ship today as was her custom. Why? Because she was too busy SNOOPING of course! The leader of the Ragnarok crew was hidden behind a bookshelf, spying on Ryouki while he walked about being lazy. He was a weird one, that was for sure.

'Man, Rainy has some weird taste...'

"Kayako, WHAT are you doing?"

WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!!! EVIL GHOST FROM THE NETHERWOOOORLD!!!"

".....Uh, actually it's me..."

"Oh, morning Asuka...."

And Ryou? By now, Ryouki was long gone, off to get away from the crazy people. He headed to the catwalk, just for the sake of walking. And because he wanted to see what kind of people were on this ship. Plus, he had to to everything he did in the morning before Rain woke up and dragged him away to do....who knows what. He didn't know how her mind worked now any more than he had when she was foundation-ized.

After being chased to his room by the crazy cooks Reiku slowly open his door again and headed out of his room. He walked down the hall's the early mourning sun going through the windows. Reiku went for a long walk. He stoped about 10 feet away from the cat walk entrants. " This fight is far from over... But we all need a rest.. " He walked a bit further and walked onto the cat walk towards the sick bay.

"No, after what I did I probably deserved worse, but do me a favor, k?" He looked around to make sure that Kayako & Asuka weren't anywhere near them. & as far as he could see, they weren't. "Don't give them ideas, please, it'd be the death of me, or worse...." He gave a shudder at the mere possibilities of what she would do if someone gave her an idea.

"Well then I can than you for not doing that much." He gave something that sounded somewhere between a nervous laugh & a relieved sigh; the only reason it really sounded like a sigh was because that's how it finished. If he was someone else in that situation, maybe someone more predictable, he would've blushed greatly. But Dominic had had a lot of free time over the years & had learned to do a lot of things, hiding his blush was one of them. "Well it all just boils down to how you mean the words...."

"Well uh..." He was at a point that if he did say that he knew what it meant that he'd look like an idiot, or if he didn't say he knew what it meant he'd look ignorant of everything plain. "Well," He smiled that same 'lovely' smile, "I couldn't help noticing that you seem to have a 'thing' for that Rain. You do know what a 'thing' is spoken about a girl in a conversation between two guys, right?"

"Tempting, but I'd rather stick with my position 'round here." He smiled & was proud of what he did. Not the cleaning up around here, but the talking & getting to know the people aboard the Ragnarök. "Well anyways, my point was that I hope you're happy with here, she seems nice..." He let his last sentence drag at the end to help put emphasis on what he meant.

At the pilot seat as usual, Quinn quietly cursed under his breath about all that had happened in the past day. More cargo, more people, more repairs... moaned the man, as was his usual habit in such situations. More than anything, the fact that Rain, the girl who had beaten the crap out of his ship worse than anything and nearly killed them all, was on his vessel cheesed him off the most. He almost wanted to lock her in the brig for that, but he knew she'd just escape. Plus, Kayako and numerous other members would probably do much worse things to him if he tried anything.

He let go of a long sigh, rubbing his forehead and looking out the viewport as the Sun rose directly into their flightpath. I have to kill something... soon. I didn't want this!! Their deliveries were still behind schedule, and the flip he had done to knock the attacking KLF's off of the ship had caused the last two boxes to break to pieces. Luckily, the crew had managed to repair the cuts Rain had put into the cargo bay, so none of the magazines had fallen out... like Quinn wished.

Silently, he still questioned why they had to do anything for Tolly anymore. They were a free brigade of soldiers who had completed their mission! Why should they be stuck delivering these? Plus, other events that had happened the same day had undoubtedly destroyed the point of acting as a courier for the reading materials.

Still, he feared another UF attack, attempting to reclaim their merchandise. For now, though, they would be safe; no one had witnessed the collection of Rain, and hence, they would probably search for her elsewhere. The UF also had little use in stopping the distribution now, seeing as news had undoubtedly traveled, again, about those other recent events. At this point, they were just helping to spread the word, he surmised.

"Awww..." moaned the pilot again. "I wish I could make headlines." He brought his hand up to block the Sun's rays and continued whining for the rest of the way.