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Anger... he's burning with it... Closing her eyes for a moment, and then opening them and looking back up at the stranger, Tomoro let out a small sigh. "I... am fine. 2nd degree burns mean nothing to me." Turning her gaze to the left, Tomoro's eyes and movements froze when she noticed a very long white glassy board, with tools hanging from the ceiling. Quickly, she turned her gaze the other way; she couldn't look over there. No. It would bring back even more memories.

Why had she even COME here? This place was giving her the chills, and such an angry fellow putting up a happy front was enough to make her get up and leave immediately. "Fake... covers never hide anything. Don't suffocate yourself with happiness when not necessary." Once again, she spoke this softly, and closed the book, particles of dust flowing out like they were just guided by a spring breeze. Clearly she couldn't read now, it would be considered rude.

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Tomoro silently stood up, and turned around, looking around the lab. It was clean, she could tell that much... "Tomoro. Tomoro...Kourosai." Nodding to herself, as if confirming that was her own name, Tomoro silently walked along the laboratory floor, her long black dress not tangling onto any chairs or equipment, surprisingly. She stopped at a what seemed to be a large silver drill, and placed her hand over it. Yup. It was made of pure silver. It looked quite expensive... this lab surely contained thousands of dollars worth of equipment.

That she could destroy.

Smirking, Tomoro placed her hand onto it, and the drill seemed to melt, glowing a light brown color, coming together and forming a twisted shape, so unlike a drill. How sad. This lab doesn't have a tool to drill people's insides in anymore. She let go, and the drill instantly then began to rust... she was only speeding up the deterioration process, nothing major. Each piece of equipment she did this to... changing color, melting, twisting into some deformed shape, and then rusting. Content, now that the area with the white board was covered with fallen rust and broken off silver, Tomoro moved back to the bookcase and decided to pick up another book, and start reading.

"Hmm...Nicely done..."Kira said after examining the equipment Tomoro destroyed."But through a simple process..."He added quietly.He took more organic matter and placed it n the center of the transmutation circle."Second try...Here goes..."He said clapping his hands together then placing them on the circle.He watched the matter form into a small wolf pup."Huh?"Kira cried out in surprise when the wolf opened up one amber eye looking at him.It opened up the other pale silver eye and yipped at him then crawled over to him cautiously, its body low to the floor.

Kira looked at te pup and let it come up to him.When he put his hand out to try and oet the young wolf he wasn't surprised when it growled.He withdrew his hand after light stroking the pup's fur and let it continue towards him."Well...What are you waiting for?"He asked the little pup."So...Tomoro...How long have you been here?"He asked curiously after the pup had reached him and stopped being so hostile.

Rivera found the sand plate and pendulum... this was an instrument usually used for fortune telling, but she could utilize it for different purposes. Putting her hand on the edge of the plate, she closed her eyes and focused on the goal for which she was scrying for. It entered her mind in a series of symbols. Water, Stone--symbols of eternity. Steel, Space--symbols for the past. Wind, wood--symbols for guardians. Time--the symbol to bind them all. Rivera opened her eyes and looked at the pendulum finish its last swings, forming the six pointed star with the symbol for time in the center. The symbols unmentioned and the elements unscryed were scattered like little stars among the sand, intertwined into the great picture.

Rivera sent her power into the circle, applying blood with her knife across her arm. When the blood hit the symbol for time, the entire circle burst into light and imprinted itself into her forhead. She suddenly reeled back into the wall, a look of blankness in her eyes, both of them a pale silver color, a circle of light rotating in it.

Tomoro dropped her hand quickly, a book falling to the floor. "Along... my entire... right side..." THERE IS NO WAY I'M LETTING HIM TOUCH ME AND USE SOME KIND OF "SCIENCE" TO HEAL ME. NO. Tomoro shook her head, trying to remember why she even went into the Fiery Abyss, let alone get so burned so quickly. It was the ground, that was it... of course it would scorch someone when they touched it with pure flesh... it was like lava. Her bad. At least she didn't die back there.

Backing away from Kira, Tomoro headed over to a clinical sink, and turned on the faucet, extending her hands out and letting the cool liquid flow over and through them. If only she had been a Water Manipulator... thinking about Kira's offer again, Tomoro sighed lightly. "There's no need to be kind to me... you're really going past your limits."

"Whether you're nice or not, there's great chaos in you, and you're not covering it up very well." Tomoro said, smirking back and looking Kira in the eyes. Meanwhile, the puppy had come up on her shoulder, and was snuggling against her. She took it down from her shoulder gently, her hands carressing against his belly, and smiled lightly; what pure, gentle eyes it had... so blue and clear, with no thought of evil in them. How could something so pure and untainted come out of a... circle? It was incredible.

Smiling to herself, Tomoro lightly kissed the ball of fluff on the top of its head, and set it in her lap, stroking its back, and the soft fur. For a moment Tomoro wondered about Kira's wings; how did he get them? Was he born with them? Was it hard to put on clothing? Did he have to rip it to get it to fit...? HOW DID HE SLEEP!? However, she pushed all of these thoughts to the back of her head, and continued stroking the pup, being quiet as usual, especially with the burns on her side. If he could smell it, she better act like it didn't hurt...