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Dani bit her lip, finally deciding she'd have to come to terms with her power some time. Might as well do it where she was with two people who could avoid getting killed. She nodded after a moment. "Let's."

Dusk smirked at the word, "Let's." Nodding to Rain she took the girls hand. It took less power when the two of them worked together. Closing their eyes for a split second when they opened them once more their eyes glowed with star burst, their only difference. Where Dusk's were black, Rain's grew into a mercury color as the room seemed to start melting around them. Though physically from the outside it was the same and the door was the same if someone walked in, they would see something knew. As if melted it seemed to grow and spread in size until they were standing on a large marble floor with matching walls as the melted look of the room started to re condense in this shape. Along one wall by the door was a stand with a variety of types of swords including traditional fencing swords but they preferred to keep things interesting. Rain let go first as their eyes mellowed out back to normal as they stood in a room near 10 times the size it had been originally the emptiness doing nothing to help. Rain's foot steps echoed as she walked to the swords choosing two long swords to clasp around her waist Dusk doing the same, "Did you want to join in our first match?" Unlike the nicer tone from before it now took on a more predatory edge as they used real swords over the traditional ones that made it harder to harm someone.

Composing himself quickly, Jinx stood up wiping his face, trying to disguise it as scratching his head. "Uh, yeah." He said surprised. Fortunately he was on such an emotional low that this new development didn't cause a problem. He bent down and leaned his door up against the wall by his room. "I can finish this later, I guess." He moved all of his things back into his room, and locked everything in his closet. "I think the Cafeteria is downstairs." he said with a little confidence. He had spent some time studying the floorplan of the building, as he did when he went anywhere new, trying to figure out where he needed to be to do the least amount of damage. When he saw the immaculate interior of the building, though, he figured the safest place to be was outside. But he thought he might get it under control for a little while. Moon Child had so far broken the record for most time spent with him, and if she wanted to hang around him some more, he certainly wasn't turning down a chance to make a friend.

"What, break everything around me?" he chuckled a little bit and added, "All the time. I remember the first time I ever went to a roller rink. I was 8, and I was terrible at rollerskating. Then I fell and someone rolled over my hand. It hurt so bad I lost control and knocked the power out for the whole rink. In retrospect, it was actually kinda funny." He laughed loudly, causing the overhead lights to flare up, but they didn't break. He thought for a moment about what she said about not being able to read the signs. Did she need glasses? Could she read? He wondered what she meant, but he didn't want to pry. Instead, he turned his head to her as they walked down the stairs and asked, "So what about you? How often do you strike up conversations with people who pop your bikini top and bend your keys in half at the drop of a hat?" he laughed a little at this, but he hoped she wasn't mad about it.

((lol. It's fine.))

Dani had looked away as soon as she saw blood, looking up as she heard Rain speak. She immediatly looked away again, the image replacing itself with the memory. A tiger crouched over Kami, the 'yield' morphing itself into 'Dani.' She heard it echoing in her head, what Kami'd said. "It's still you, don't let it control you. You're human, Dani. Don't forget..." She'd changed back, tried to stop it. But she'd heard Kami too late. So much blood, it wouldn't stop no matter how hard she pressed.

Dusk looked at the ceiling with her hands behind her head and a smile set on her face but even as she smiled something wasn't quite right with her.

As Rain set up the room she noticed the look across Dani's face moving over to her she placed a hand on her shoulder, "Can you do this?" she asked the girl not looking toward her. Dani was clearly troubled by something in her past and Rain wasn't going to pry unless Dani was ready to open up. Rain must have looked a sight with the tear across the stomach of her shirt and the stab would slice that had clipped the top of the corset. However she didn't have the heart to tell Dani this was one of their mild fights. If she had let it the fight would have gone on for hours with many more injuries.

Dani hesitated, before nodding. "Yea. Just, can't deal with blood any more. Not after what I did..." she said quietly, looking up to Rain. She knew she wasn't hiding the pain, the regret. But Rain already knew, there wasn't much point in trying to pretend it didn't hurt as much as it did. Hiding it would only make her think it worse.