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"....Smart a-... Boy" he said correcting himself. He grabbed one and a spoon and went up stairs to the childs room.

"Did she just....?" Solar's sentance trails off. Most members of their Society were somewhat hardened people. Not that they were all tough, but many of their members had seen things. Things that most people only fantasize about, and to see a member, even a rookie pass out from anything less than being face to face with some sort of hell spawn was odd. Solar turns away. "Let her sleep, we do anything and Lunar will have my a**." Solar walks over and sits down and and sets up a quick fire in the cave that was their base. " Lunar hasn't taught that rookie anything other than combat it seems."

Solar scoots away hurriedly. We still go after Kikyo. For too long I let the leaders of the factions survive. Hundreds of years, and I still have yet to kill either. Pulling the strings on everyone I could, pulling every shadowy trick int he book. Still nothing. They send higher level people than me, still nothing. Four of us elemental wielders should be enough to take down a king. We just need the right time."

By now Solar was exhausted. Earth adepts did not have an easy time with ice. Sure, Solar's rocks could shatter ice, but cold temperatures and snow were what brought winter and hibernation to most plants. It also put Solar in that kind of state. "Right, we will. Right now I just want rest." Solar says just being happy to be warm, just like the earth flourishes in the Sun. It had been a very long time since Solar was in a situation like this. Even though he had done it before, time had dulled his memory. Human's minds were not so quick to remember things like immortals. This time Lunar was in no position to pull him out of the place he was.

Solar by now was totally defenseless. He may have been old by human standards, but he was human. A girl like Astra was uncommon for Solar. Relations were something he had never valued outside of his brother, but he just couldn't help himself. He felt almost symbiotic with Astra. Elemental wielding humans had strange properties when it came to each other. Earth and water were inherently related, so Solar just couldn't resist her temptations. "That was my rookie years. I got sent to become involved in the war. End it by any means, raising an army, beating both sides by pitting them an other factions against each other. I wasn't the only one out there in the war. Tons of agents were. We did not accomplish our goals, but we learned quiet a bit about the world. Me and Lunar had the luck of infiltrating very deep levels of hell. If it had not been for Inferno's constant need of challenge, we would never have made it that far. We got lucky, had we not come up with the information we did, I wouldn't be alive right now. They don't teach the techniques me and Lunar know to everyone."

"It's simple by some means." Solar whispers to Astra. "Slowing the metabolic rate, and decay of cellular DNA structures. Only someone in the know can pass it along, so you need someone who has the technique to give it. " He says drearily.

Now, telling is one thing, and doing is another for Solar. Passing this sort of thing was something he was simply programmed NOT to do after years of training. "I'm sorry, but I can't. It's beyond my ability" he lies to her, unable to be totally straight forward.