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Kaguyo growled, trying to release herself from his grip. "I don't care!!" she shouted, struggling lividly. "I'll leave this entire galaxy if I have to, just to get away from all of you! LET ME GO! Let, me, GO!!!" she started shouting, utterly furious.
She wasn't ready to be so close to someone; she had her mind made up. She was leaving. She was going to get out of here...
"I'm tired, I'm SICK AND TIRED of being a prisoner here!" she started to hit his chest. "I'm not! I won't! I REFUSE!"

Morrigan was in the same position.
But soon enough Kazuhiko coaxed her into trying a few bites of things; the priestess found herself pleasantly surprised.
"You never told me you had such delicacies...." Morrigan whispered, blushing a bit.
She had found a sweet that she and Kazuhiko were both equally fond of, something along the lines of tiramisu.
"Amazing...!"
"I know!!" Kazuhiko gushed, "I wanna eat it ALL!"

Kaguyo glanced to Ainsu, and the woman was now very, very clearly conflicted.
"Let me go..." she leaned backwards, pulling on her wrists with all the force and weight she could manage. "LET ME GO!! I want a divorce, damn you, don't you listen?!" she thrashed, furious. "I'm not property you can shut in a room, Aled! I refuse it! I'm leaving this planet, I'm not coming back!"
She was speaking out of anger and sorrow, yes, but she was serious at the moment.

Morrigan nodded. "Kazuhiko and I will change that when winter ends, won't we Kazu-kun?"
The boy smirked delightedly. "Surprises for the entire PLANET?!!!"
"Big surprises." Morrigan agreed with a soft laugh. "Lots of surprises."
Kazuhiko seemed quite contented with this idea. "Let's do it... we should make it not winter anymore too..."

Kazuhiko beamed. "Can I stop winter now Da? And do that now? They'll be so happy... And full..." he nodded. "Let's feed them."

Kaguyo always softened whenever Ainsu pleaded her to stay; it was impossible not to notice.
But whenever Aled retorted with that, she just grew seethingly bitter.
"That's a fantastic question, between loving the two of you and likewise fighting for my life Kami-sama knows how many times, I'm surprised you do." she cut sharply, eyes narrowing at Aled. "And why SHOULD I stay? You think it's appropriate to keep me prisoner in my own home! Tell me, Aled, Ainsu, why should I give even the SLIGHTEST damn about EITHER of you?? You both have given me literal nightmares---I'm sure as hell not sleeping tonight."
She backed away from the duo, arms crossed as she looked them over. She was having a terrible time deciding what to do now...
"I'll stay until Aoki is killed." she decided softly. "You both have until then to prove yourself to me.... If I stay with either of you, or not, will be dependent on such. If you prove my sentiments right, neither of you will so much as hear a thought of mine, for as long as we live..." she threatened. "I sure as hell won't be treated like I'm owned by either of you, either, Aled, this is going towards you especially. You cut that s**t out. If you don't respect my space, respect that, wife or not, I am not just another servant for you to order around and sleep with... An heir-bearer.. I promise, I will make you regret it."

Kaguyo was already starting to soften up to Ainsu more than Aled at this point, noting the stark contrast in their reactions. "Dou itashimashite, Su-kun..." she whispered softly, bowing slightly. "Thank you for asking... for respecting my space and freedom, in that sense."
She seemed tired suddenly, but after her day, who could blame her?
Her eyes narrowed at Aled. "Don't pout just because you cannot have your way, Aled. You should know by now that caging the people you love doesn't work."
She turned around, starting to saunter down the hall. Even if she was officially no one's woman, she still had all the mannerisms of a queen, graceful but strong.
At least, compared to most.

Kazuhiko frowned. "But they're hungry..."

Kazuhiko frowned. "I'm going to talk to Watari-kun." he announced, suddenly flying off.
This left his parents a bit clueless in the dining room. "That boy..." Morrigan smiled slightly. "So helpful..."

Kazuhiko, however, stumbled upon Aled and Ainsu and frowned. "Ojiisan, Susan, no fighting..." he scolded. "Haven't you learned yet?!! That's what Aoki-no-baka WANTS. Ojii-SAN! Be NICE!" he scowled.
He was getting angry.
"This is no way for adults to act!"

Kazuhiko scowled. "Don't. Fight." he warned Aled again. "It IS my concern when we have greater enemies to worry about, ones that could be here this very moment." he warned them. "Don't get petty..."
Although Aled was right, the boy didn't know the full rules of the game Kaguyo had set out for them. She clearly hadn't thought it out the entire way through.
Or had she? Maybe she intended for this danger.

Either way, she didn't go to bed just yet like she said. She lingered outside on the balcony, a glass of wine in her hand as she watched over the city.
"Aoki-san, wherever you are, I don't care." she spoke quietly. "I am no threat to you now... I truly could care less. Just leave me alone. You've succeeded in destroying everything I could possibly have... You've won. Alright?? At least leave me what dignity I have in walking away from this..."
She sighed deeply, finishing the glass before throwing it on the ground, turning to return inside.

Morrigan nodded. "Of course I am. Why wouldn't I be??" she hugged and kissed him softly. "What has you so worried?"

Kazuhiko hugged Ainsu quietly. "It's not your fault Susan." he whispered softly. "You did what you could. She's just scared... that's all. Fear can be erased very quickly. Write Kaze-lady some poems like the ones you spoke to her... She'll like that a lot. You're already on better terms than Ojiisan, but that's ok, because Ojiisan has his own strengths. Better be careful."

Morrigan nodded. "A possibility." she agreed quietly. "But one we'll have to take. Better we're all here until we solve things with him, don't you think? What if we were gone, and the others were attacked and couldn't reach us?"