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'Wonderful," Tsukiko said with a smile before reaching back to punch him in the arm. "That's what you get for having me worried sick." She said screaming, not really caring at the moment how loud or violent she was. She didn't feel like ranting at the moment, but she did have to hold herself back before punching him again. "You are to never do something so stupid ever again."

"If you break that promise, then I promise to beat you into a bloody pulp you here me. I'm not going to sit there and worry, it drives me insane. I only need two emotions calm and angry. I don't need worry, I'll take anything just not worry." She was actually quite embarrassed not expecting a huge. She went over to her throne and picked up the fox before sitting down. She was still mad, and embarrassed, but she tried not to let either of them show. She looked down at her fox scratching its ears. "And don't think I'm going to forget either."

Tsukiko sighed setting the fox on the floor. Summoning her own spell book she began to idly flip the pages. It had been a while since she had even look at the book, let alone read it. Crossing her legs she sat the book in her lap. "Why am I reading this again. Over half of its in Latin. No one even speaks that anymore."

"Really now," Tsukiko mused as she muttered something under her breath. Turning her head to watch as the spell should literately slap him across the face. "As you said practice makes perfect." She said with a bright smile.

Tsukiko just smirked tempted almost to cast her spell again just because she could. "I look at it two ways, one is now you don't have to get me any ice for my hand and we still get the same effect." She paused for a trying to hold down her own laughter. "I could be the Lady of the Lake." She could no longer hold down her laughter.

"Ambrose!" Tsukiko scream quickly moving to the floor. "Whats wrong, you need to tell me what happened." With in a moment she was filled with panic. "I can't help unless I know whats wrong." Moving next to him, she tried to think of what to do. Remember a spell she use to use on Miya. "Come here." she said softly turning him so she could place her forehead on his. Watching his vision in her own mind, gasping and falling backwards on the floor. She tried to shake off the feeling herself. She had never felt such panic before, the main reason was she didn't know what to do. She felt tears of her own sliding down her face. With our realizing what she was doing she pulled him into a tight hug. "I told you to quit worrying me, We're not going to let that happen you hear me. I just got you back no one is going to take you again."

"I told you not to worry me." She said trying to hit him, but failed. She didn't want to calm down, she was to upset now. She didn't care if she was still crying, there was to much that had happened. Miya wasn't the one for crying then Tsukiko never cried. The last time Tsukiko could remember crying was the day her mother gave her up for selfish reasons. This though was something whole different. She didn't even care about the chance she might get hurt, she was fine with dying. This was something much bigger, and she just couldn't find reason to stop. Yukie trotted over to her owner and gave a soft cry, not knowing how to cheer her up. Nudging the girl's arm the three tailed fox tried to cheer her up.

Tsukiko wanted to laugh, but she just couldn't. She looked down at the floor and tried to wipe her tears away. "I wouldn't have to cry if you wouldn't worry me so much." She mutter under her breath before standing up with Yukie in tow. "Being strong is useless if you can't help, or protect, or stop worrying for five seconds." She said stomping her foot on the ground trying her best to hold some of her anger in. Plopping down in her throne she started to debate wither she should head back to her temple or not. She was in a rather melancholy mood at the moment. She starred aimlessly at her fox as it tried to cheer her up.