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Zeejay alughed a bit, as much as her punctured lung could allow, and smiled. "I stressed out the wounds during the night in the forest I-" she got cut-off by a small fit of coughing where some blood spattered about. "Ahck.. sorry." she murmured quietly.

Paine used the spatula and flipped the pancake. It was a perfect golden brown color. She waited a few more minutes until the pancake was finished. She put the pancake on the plate and handed it to Carol. "Here you go...I think you got to ask Miss Sai for a knife and fork..." she said to the woman. She turned to the fire fae. "How much pancakes would you like Kizzy" she said smiling at her.

Seriva kneeled down and lifted Worm up gently by his stomach, the devilish cat was still just a kitten. He clawed up unto her shoulder perched there, bristling and scowling at the skies. Seriva frowned and looked up, her brow furrowing as she watched the steadily darkening clouds. There was an intense moisture in the air that she had not noticed aswell.

"It's going to rain Worm.." the metal faeling whispered to her cat, who yowled angrily in answer. "I don't like the rain either."

Soft golden eyes flickered about, until she remembered the old shack. Seriva walke dover and placed a lightly scaled hand on the wooden door, feeling the grain beneath her fingertips. With a firm and wlel-placed kick the door fell in and she slipped inside, fitting it back into place. "shelter enough." she denounced, eyeing the inside of the beaten down home.

Worm tail writhed and he sprung into the decaying rafters, sttling himself at the high vantage point so he could watch with a tawny eye.

Paine chuckled quietly to herself, seeing Kizzy's love for pancakes. She turned to Sai. "Would you like me to just make 2 for her?" she said, looking back at the fae, who was still chanting. She smiled then turned back to Sai. "Two's good, unless if you want her to have 1...it's your call" she said. She thought it was best to make at least 1 for Kizzy, so she put on some batter, which made an average sized pancake. "I'm starting off with one for now, if you decide Kizzy can have two, then I'll make another".

"I think two pancakes for me and three for her will be just fine. I'm rather hungry and Kizzy deserves it for being such a good girl all day." Sai smiled at Kizzy and pet her hair and then leaned close to Paine and wispered so the little girl couldn't hear, "But make her some smaller ones, three normal ones seems a bit much for her." Sai handed Kizzy the syrup and a cup of the powdered sugar and instructed her to take them to a table to sit down at. She herself carried the silverware, napkins and some water to drink and set them up properly on the table, before going off to find some butter. Calling back to Paine and Carol, "Would either of you like anything else with your pancakes? Juice perhaps?"

"Uh uh! Dat's all dat happened!" Kizzy picked up her fork and 'spatulae' and began clanging them together to see if Kapono would do anything in retort, like making the tempurature rise.

"Really? He changed the weather?" Sai set the butter down on the table and looked inquisitivly at Carol. "Perhaps Kizzy can do things like that too."

"DS, keeper of the teahouse." So distracted was the woman that she heard only the introduction and the mention of someone passing. "Which way did she go," she queried anxiously, looking up and down the road. "And what did she look like?"

"He did, I saws it! I'm gonna too. I'm gonna do it better than him." She eyed Kapono's pancake bits with envy. "Where is my food? I's bigger and need it! How am I 'posed ta change da weather when I'm starvin to death!?" Sai handed Kizzy a glass of water. "Hey, now, it won't be much longer I'm sure Kizzy. Just drink some water and be patient. Paine's being very nice to make some special pancakes just for you." She bopped the little girl on the nose gently and sat down to drink some water herself.

Kizzy prodded the water glass with her fork. "I dun like water... It's icky... I just want pancakes. Can I drink da syrup instead?" She looked up sweetly at her mother.

Sai looked the Fae in the eyes. "And what do you think the answer to that one is going to be?"

She thought about it for a moment before replying to her mother, "Yes!" She grinned widely.

"How about not? That's waaaay too much syrup for anyone, especially little girls who want to grow up big and strong. So, if you don't want any water, you can have some juice. It's sweet and delicious just like syrup!"

Kizzy grumbled as her mother went to pour her some apple juice. She glowered at Kapono. "I bet he'd get syrup when he wants it." With a 'Tunk!' a fresh glass of juice was plopped in front of the little girl. "It's funny looking.... I dun want it." Sai sat down and attempted to hand the glass to her daughter.

"Just try some, sweetie. I'm sure you'll like it."

The spikey girl crossed her arms, "Nope!"

"Just an itty bitty sip, that's all Mommy asks for..." She pushed the glass closer to the little girl who promptly shoved it back.

"No!"

Sai looked slightly exasperated, and wondered if this was how her mother had felt. Looking about for someway to get her to try it her eyes settled on her spoon. Carefully she scooped up a spoonful of the juice and held it towards Kizzy. "Come on, just this much and I'll never ever make you drink it eeeever again." She looked encouragingly at her daughter.

"Does it taste like that stuff at Absalom's house?"

"No, it's does not taste like the stuff at Absalom's house."

Eyeing it cautiously Kizzy snapped her mouth around the spoon and swallowed it's contents. Her eyes bugged out, then she proceeded to start gagging. Grabbing at her throat the orange Fae fell sideways out of her chair making choking and on to the floor where she floundered like a fish before lying still. Sai poked her head under the table to see what was going on down there. "Kizzy?"

The little girl sprung up and climbed back onto her chair as though nothing had happened. "It almost kilt me!" She smacked her lips a bit and licked them. "But I guess I'll be okay.....I'd better try it again ta see if it really kills me!" Grabbing the glass Kizzy started drinking at the juice with her eyes closed and with a slight pompous air about her.

Her mother closed her eyes and rubbed between her eyebrows. "Where are my pancakes?"