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((I wouldn't say she hates him. She is just biased against his type of spell casting. They tend to have magic that is generally more powerful than casters of her type, albeit more specialized in the spells they can cast. She's just jealous of the complexity of the spell and how easily he casted it. Her pride was tarnished.))

((XD Sending them back wasn't nearly as complex as summoning them in the first place, and even that isn't as big and flashy as it seems. While yes, his Lord did do most of the work, the majority of the summoning and the dismissal were not done as a display of power or skill, but for effect and to clean up cause I forgot about them. XD Really, there was quite a bit more to it, but posting it all in the RP when I summoned them would have ruined the effect and giving all the details about tracers and correction of temporal anomalies at their dismissal would have been too much for me to write at the time. I was tired. XD))

((I'm awake enough now to ramble on about it though. >.>))

Today he was humming. Yes humming, though he couldn't tell you what. It was some flat, almost monotone, dry song that didn't have a chained melody. He was bored then. Very bored and for the moment not concerned with anything other than the fact that he had nothing to do.

His traditional wear hung lazily about, his scarf piling up on the ground, his hat behind him on the counter, his headband still tied around his healing right eye. His feet kicked out rhythmically, or at least as best as they could. Staring out to the bar, he took a heavy breath and spun around, to check out the drinklist displayed before him on the shelves. He didn't want any of it, but he looked anyway.

And then he hummed some more.

The doors to Orion opened mere moments after Ren took a sip from her chocolate milk. A slender figure stood in the doorway, eyes as bright as emeralds in the sun scanning the place. They settled on Ren sitting on the bar with her favorite drink she liked to sneak while on earth, but swiftly moved on to the other figure once she knew were her daughter was.

Not a moment later, she stalked in, glamour down to reveil to her snow white tail which was flickering from side to side. The fur on it stood on end a little bit, also. These were the only signs of her anger, save for her snow white ears also flickering every few seconds. Satomi's posture was otherwise normal, if not a little stiff in the back.

it took her only a moment to walk across the floor of the place, stopping only a few feet behind Keno, the one she considered her brother.

"How dare you not tell me!"

Keno turned the moment little Ren entered the club, delighted to see her, though he had little time to smile from the way she entered and made her way to him. Gazing at her, he was taken a bit aback by her little warning. "You're in big trouble." What the hell did that mean? Perplexed, he followed her with his eyes as best he could, his body refusing to follow as she made her chocolate milk.

That's when the doors burst open again, this time admitting Satomi into the building. Well this was a surprise he thought, but he could feel it wasn't going to be a warm one in the least. Everything about her just said 'I'm pissed at you' but he didn't let this get to him until she shouted at him.

"How dare you not tell me!" At this point he merely gazed at her, his expression reading 'Processing...please wait' as he tried to figure out what the hell she was talking about. In the end, his search program only brought up one file; the unfinished document titled 'Unit 97.'

Something in the back of his brain snapped like a slap in the face as she gazed at her dumbly. He most certainly had thought she wouldn't find out. Tali of all people would have kept it a secret at least. Maybe she got it out of him somehow. Therefore all he could do was reply with a

"Uhhhhh...."

"How, how-"

Satomi growled, cutting off her sentence as she threw her hands up in the air. She stalked bak and forth, a few steps each way for a moment as she clearly tried to gain her control back. It was an odd sight to see Satomi so mad. She hadn't been this angry for a long, long time. Another growl escaped, tail whipping side to side as she slid to a stop.

Her heeled boots snapped to attention as she narrowed her eyes at him. It was clear that the anger wasn't so much directed at him, then at the situation.

"How dare you keep such information from me!" She stated, lips thinning out in annoyance. "You want to keep me from this? Someone wants you dead, and you want to keep me from knowing?"

Her hands found a spot on her hips, nails digging slightly into her stripped vest that was overtop a thin black v-neck sweater. Her weight shifted to mostly her left leg, right hip jutting out. Her black jeans clung to her legs, tucking into the tops of her boots.

"Never keep such information from me! Of course I want to be involved! I don't want to stand clueless and idle while one of the people I care most might be killed!"

Her words started turning into another angry growl, shortened by the appearence of another she hadn't seen in a while. Nodding a polite hello to Unks, she hoped he would forgive her for a lack of a better greeting - which she would make up once she finished chewing up Keno, and spat him out again.

He could feel her frustration as though it were heat coming off the eye of a stove. So intent was his focus on her that he had overlooked speaking to Unks to avoid crossing some other wire. Calmly he listened to every word she said, took in every gesture, neither his eyes nor ears missing a thing.

When she finished for the moment, which seemed to be thanks to Unks' presence, he gazed at her, eye meeting eyes calmly, a soft expression on his face. This was just a cover for the racing blood and rising body temperature, for though his mind was calm, his body wanted him to get the hell out of there.

"Of course I wanted to keep it from you. I knew it would just bother you, just like it is now. You wouldn't be able to relax because you'd spend most every day worrying about me, hoping I was still alive and not dead. Although I did want to avoid that though, I was more concerned with you trying to get involved. If it were up to me, no one would know, but they showed up at a less than ideal time. Most everyone knows but you..." bad move. Shut up right now and don't say anything else.