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"Luff lolo!" Oh, Shammi did not like jello. She LOVED jello. It was one of the few things that Erishi could make constantly, and well. Shammi would probably be living off of takeout once she progressed to solid foods.

"Ouchies. Frost has bad teeths, then." She reached out to touch the purple. "Purple is pretty, like the funny girl with Shammi. Would purple skin look neat on me?"

Still sucking on her fist, Shammi blinked at Ike. Present? The shiny in the box that Erishi had given her? "Innee Ikee!" Shammi squealed, shaking her hands towards him. Shammi approved of shinies.

"Hmm. You sure? I bet if I laid in the snow for a few hours I'd turn a really neat color. It wouldn't hurt till after, neither. But if Pink is okay, then okay." Still smiling, she bounced slightly.

"Holidays?" Erishi serched her mind for a few moments, eyes unfocusing. "I remember the forth of July. Booming and booming. And something about turkeys. Is there a holiday where they blow up turkeys? I'd totally celebrate that. We could plant a tree too, 'cause I see people driving around with trees strapped to their cars. Poor trees."

Shammi took the chain and held it up, examining it with both eyes. Shiny. She approved. "Tank, Ikee." She said, grasping it tightly. She followed the swinging chain with both eyes before turning one towards Clemmie. "Ike sh'inee, Immie?"

Erishi, unfortunatly, hadn't. "A long time ago, I had some friends. I locked one of them in a bathroom for six hours and she was claustriphobic. She got back by locking me in the bathroom and there was a spider and the next thing I knew I woke up in a white room on a bed, and she yelled at me for ruining christmas." Erishi sighed and patted her mechanical hand.

Shammi screwed up her face, trying to make her mouth move right. "Immie w-w-wike sh'inee?" There, that sounded more like a word! "Ammy w-w-wikes sh'inee."

"It was funny. She wouldn't talk to me for weeks." There was a somewhat wistful quality in her voice. "But that was long ago. I went away and she went away and we never saw each other again. It was neat, though. They had to put a metal plate in my head because I ran into the wall running from the spider and broke my head."

Sighing, Shammi beamed at them both. Speaking was hard, and no one seemed to speak the same words that Erishi spoke. When she dialed '7' and told them "Boombums!", no one would send her Jello, and they yelled and got nasty. "Lolo, Ikee? Lolo, Immie? Lolo pawwy!" She cheered finally, throwing both arms up.

(( Wow, so much happened when I was asleep o.o; -prods ze first six pages- ))

"Late again, as always." A sigh escaped Silencer as she stepped through the doorway into the beautifully decorated ballroom. The girl was dressed casually in a Toscano zip front cardigan sweater with a white sleeveless turtleneck underneath and a pair of black pants, which look suspiciously like the one she usually wore. Curled around her neck was a fluffy white fox, whose bright golden eyes peered around the room curiously as Silencer turned around to Rex and waved him in, her face all smiles.

Rex emerged a second later, a very grumpy tyrannosaurus behind him. The boy too was dressed casually, though in a light, earthier tone compared to Silencer's all black(well, almost) attire. The boy gazed around the room pleasantly, his face brightening up at the sight of Ike.

"HI IKE!"

"Ah, thanks," Xiao Ling replied after Rabid explained, looking at the portal for some time. "I don't think I'll be going there, the party is nice," she continued, before heading towards the buffet table.

Kunjiro followed his mother when she walked towards the buffet table. He was interested in all the food on the buffet table, but he was too short to reach the food. He walked off and sat beside the snowman, feeling dissapointed. Not long after that, he saw a familiar face joining the party. "Is that Big?" he said in a small voice.

"Huh, Big?" said Xiao Ling, as she was walking to where Kunjiro was. "Hey, isn't that Rex?" she exclaimed, walking towards them. She thuoght that it would be better to be with other people than standing there and eat alone.