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"Why thank you... believe me, it takes a lot of practice." Tomoro smiled faintly when the young girl Andi attempted to help her; it was just so... cute! Little kids these days were so innocent, so protected from the outside world; they were surrounded by bliss, never to know the true horros of the world... it was then that another girl came up behind her, and Tomoro bowed deeply, her eyes closed for a moment. "It's a pleasure." The woman seemed kind, and Tomoro took notice to a fox tail on the back of her. A fox... demon? Perhaps.... Putting her hands behind her back and taking a hesitant step backward, Tomoro nodded as the other woman took control of the situation. There wasn't much that she herself could do anyway, only able to control plants. She didn't even have her herbs with her today, so she couldn't create a remedy of sorts... in short, she felt utterly usesless, standing there, unable to help the clumsy girl.

Tomoro glanced over at Gauron... he seemed to fade away amongst the crowd, as she once did... he would stand out more if he decided to help. However, it wasn't her problem, and Tomoro didn't really care at the moment what the boy was doing; he wasn't the one hurt. Her fingers curling around the frill of her dress, she watched as the young girl finally realized what was going on around her. At first glance... she seemed rather... dense, to tell the truth. Extending her fingertips and looking at her neatly manicured maroon polished nails, Tomoro then noticed the girl staring at her. Biting her lower lip, she turned a light red and looked away. Is there something... on my face? Tilting her head to the side, she smiled lightly, and then the girl shook her head; that only led Tomoro to think that she had something maybe... in her hair? Maybe it was a sublimial hint that she had something in her hair... she didn't know. Shrugging lightly, Tomoro smiled once again, her black eyepatch fitting neatly over her right eye, the earrings she had in her ears shining brightly against the sunlight.

"Chu Ping... what a cute name." She said softly and silkily; the girl really was quite cute. "I thought... this was an empty room too... apparently we all came here thinking the same thing..." Crossing her arms, Tomoro looked up at the ceiling... why HAD they all come to this place...?

"Thank you," she said cheerfully to Tomorow, before she decided to blend in the background. Her attention quickly turned back to the child around her age, Jhaleina tilt her head sideways-- and then lift her crimson gaze to the very young lady to was a mommy. Her small explaintion of a child not being her child yet was almost as confusing as the young elegant lady who suddenly decided to stay in the background. She scratched her head, pouting, adverting her eyes to the floor, telling them that she did not understand the explanation. "I suppose it doesn't make much sense," she mumbled childishly. Not looking forward to actually understand the mother's statement, she looked away.

The young girl's quick reply, almost made her jump. "Ah," she said with a sudden gleem in her blank eyes as she ahdnfully grabbed her black and fake neko ears, "Thank you," she said in great acknowledgement, dusting it off before setting up on her short and silver hair, her bells began to ring again for her smallest movements. She glanced over her shoulders, checking if her fake tail was okay. Nothing seemed broken, thus she smiled.

Soon after taking whatever belonged to her. "Hi Rayna," she said enthousiastically. With a short attention span, she looked back at the youngest girl, the almost non-existent child and grabbed her hands," Ne, what's your name," the spirit asked.

Andi smiled up at Chu, giggling. "My name is Andi!" she answered, tilting her head to the side as her short, ruby red hair swayed with her. Her fox ears twitched. "No, it doesn't." she said, giggling again. "I like your ears! They're so cute!" she added, rubbing her ears slightly, and gently, so they didn't fall off.

Rayna looked over to Tomoro and nodded, grinning at the two. "Yes, they do. But Andi gets along with nearly everyone." she said, chuckling as she crossed her arms. Rayna then heard Tomoro's question and looked up to her, straight in the eye. "Exactly. According to her, there's this war that's happening in 2022, and I- well, my future self- sent her here through a time capsule." she explained, nodding to Andi. "We recently found out that...well...my boyfriend is the father." she added with a slight blush. "Andi didn't know who he was, because he was forced to leave us...the war was between Humans and Demons, you know. But since..we're part demons, both of us..." she trailed off, sighing.

"A time capsule... how incredibly strange. If that's the case... then there must be a war coming up sometime soon... oh my." How strange it was to think about such a thing... who knew a war would be occuring so soon from now... it was a horrible thought. So many lives... so many people... Tomoro closed her eyes for a moment and thought about all of this. If anything, Andi must have been a blessing, a warning of what was to come, and that itself was amazing in a way. She would have never thought a war would occur. Of course, most people wouldn't think like Tomoro did. Not at all. They would be baffled by just the fact that someone came back from the future, freaked out about it. Tomoro had seen too many things to close her mind to all the possiblities around her... everyone in this room had something unique about them...

Smiling to herself, although she didn't know why, at the moment she truly felt a place of happiness within her heart, just meeting all of these people. Turning to face Rayna, Tomoro looked her in the eye and removed her eyepatch suddenly, revealing her black scar. "I just... hope that there are more times like these... in the future. Times where everyone belongs, and can join in on a conversation." Cupping her hands together and bowing her head, eyes closed, Tomoro said a small prayer and then turned to the other girls, watching them smile and giggle.

"Ah," she said, almost breathless as she stared at her fox tail in awe, "It must hurt if someone steps on it, ne? So it have any utility," she asked, very curious. She had never owned real ears nor tail, however, she had always wished to have them... However she has her wings... Well actually sort of, for some reason she cannot pull them out; to her she assumed it was because she was a fallen angel and that she had lost her wings during the fall. However, it never occured in her mind that when an angel falls, the only thing that one loses is one's ebony wings. They turn black, a sign that one has sinned.

She turned again, away from Andi for another brief moment. 'War' again was being repeated. And it mysteriously had an odd ring to her eyes, almost making her twitch, sending some cold and violent shiver up her spine. A dormant feeling in the depth of her soul, began to rise; a mixture of fear and the feeling of being abandonned tried to resurface. However, unable to understand the cause of the pang that she just felt when the young ladies mentionned war, she tried to ignore it, and tried to put it aside and at the back of her mind, where it continued to nag her entire being...

Why, now that they have mentionned war repeatedly, does she feel oddly nostalgic and overwhelemed with loneliness? More questions began to fill her once happy and idle mind. "Er..." she first trailed off, somewhat lost and unable to find the answer of her question.

Rayna, though surprised at first, didn't do anything when Tomoro touched her collarbone. She just widened her eyes, staring at her hand. It wasn't bad that Tomoro had touched the scar- it was just that Tomoro was the first one to touch it, other than Rayna herself. But she didn't really count herself, anyway. Rayna nodded. "Yes...a lot of pain..." she said softly, looking down to the scar, letting go of the strap so that it fell back in place. 'And death, too...' she thought, the thought flowing to Tomoro's mind. At first, Rayna didn't notice this, but then she had realized, and gasped silently, looking up. She also looked over to the girls.

Andi tilted her head to the side, giving Tomoro a slightly funny look, but smiled all the same. She shrugged. "Well, I wanted to see how Mommy fought. Mommy used to tell me stories about when she travelled. She travelled a lot." she said, nodding. "Even more than I did now?" she asked. Andi nodded. "Mommy said that she travelled around sixteen and nineteen and stuff." she told her, grinning. Rayna raised her eyebrows, nodding. "Cool...I guess." she said.

Death... Unconciously, the thought came into Tomoro's mind, and she figured it was probably sent from Rayna. Giving her a sad look, her eyes filled with emotion, Tomoro nodded and looked at the ground before bringing her eyes up to meet Rayna's. "So much death. I can't... even begin to describe it." Of course, Tomoro held in that she had killed off her own grandmother... she had just met this woman, she didn't need to spill her past out. Nodding, she turned back to Andi and Chu, she smiled as she saw Chu do the same. It felt so good to see her relieved.

"We should all go out and do something..." Tomoro said suddenly, walking over to the spot where she had left her boots. Slipping them on effortlessly, she went back over to the three women and moved her hair away from her face. "What do you guys say we go do something fun?"

Gauron kept quiet listening to their conversation thinking stuff over. He was a bit shy and nervous being with 4 girls. He rest his head on his hands and started shaking his head. What have I gotten myself involved with....Damn my nature and personality. Why can't I keep my cool when I'm around girls?!? He continued to keep quiet and then the sudden thought of asking what they could do came. He couldn't stop himself and his curiosity, and asked,"So...what are you're powers?" to each girl.

He was shy that he had to do something his mom and brother asked him to do, get along with the girls and boys of the new school he would be transferring to. He looked away and waited for an answer. If they ask to spar, I should slowly back away...