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Kara smiled, "That would be great help," she looked down at the two, "Very much so," she mused, "Normally I try making something that can be held when Miyu's father was little."

Of course now she had Kali the shy little organizer that she was.

Kara sweated a bit, "Yue is far taller than me, he and his twin Yukito are the only ones that can match Elnara in height out of everyone in the family," she rubbed the back of her neck, "Any taller and I might need neck support. Nothing reminds me how short I am than seeing how much my children grow."

The only one who had completed her growth and was shorter than Kara was Masako, but Masako was of a strange race that continiously stayed in the form of children.

Finished now with her work, Kara set the obi down to look up at Ulani, "Are you going to be okay?"

She couldn't help but ask such a question, because it was one that warrented asking.

"No... not for a long while, and never fully," Kara replied, "But you're not helping anyone or them to keep it weighing you down. Though.. it's a bit too soon I suppose to say that quite yet."

She was once told as a little girl that some spirits couldn't move on if they knew their living relations were sad. She thought... that it was not her mother who told her this, but someone... her grandmother perhaps? That sounded about right....

"Hmm... why not?" Kara asked curious.

She didn't know many cases where people wouldn't be reborn again, unless you counted the fact that wasn't in their belief system, which was a completely different kettle of fish.

Kara giggled looking at the children, 'Yes, I think so," she murmured, "Though I wonder if they'll have to be washed," she mused.

Whatever it was probably was getting them sticky too.

"I don't doubt that," Kara replied seeing how the stuff was sticking to the clothes, "Well might as well change them," she reached out to tickle each in turn, "Isn't that right girls?"