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(OOC: Good night, I was starting to wonder when you were going to sleep xp .)

Yang eagerly agreed to Ale's request and whizzed back downstairs, something was wrong with Kageko.

Shiki stood right next to the she had been watching, waiting for Kageko. As soon as her student's head stuck out, she grabbed it and put it into a headlock. "How're you doing?" she asked cheerfully as a greeting.
"Shiki-sensei?!" Kageko asked and was about to further complain about her leaving them alone before she was put to sleep through her conscious.
"Sorry," Shiki whispered as she quickly restored the memories that Kageko had lost because of the lightning magic and quickly disappeared before neither Yin nor Yang could appear on the scene.

Yin and Yang appeared to find an unconscious Kageko. {Kageko!} they both shouted silently, in unison. They had no clue as to what had happened. They didn't even know that Kageko had met up with Shiki, all they knew was that something had happened. However, that wasn't the most important thing now. Now, they had to figure out a way to get her back in bed. Luckily, most of Kageko's body was still in the infirmary, so, with some effort, Yang and Yin were able to drag her back in. Now came the tough part. After about half an hour and a number of thuds and bumps into other objects, the two of them managed to get Kageko into the bed and wrapped up. The two of them had also managed to get themselves completely tired out and out of breath. In no time, both Yin and Yang had fallen soundly asleep.

Kageko woke up, Yang and Yin were still asleep. she thought drowsily for a second before realizing she was in the infirmary of the inn, was her next question. She decided to go outside into the main room and see if anyone there knew why, that and she figured she should get something to eat and drink.
She got to the edge of the seat carefully, knowing that she was probably in the infirmary for a reason, and tested out her legs. They were still weak but could still hold her weight up. She let go of her bed and did her best to look perfectly fine as she exited the infirmary with a confused face. It was working, except for the fact that she was absently rubbing her head because of a headache and she lost her balance a little once.

"I'm still alive," Kageko said, putting on a smile, "and no major injuries." That was the best she could do without lying. She looked around the inn, trying to find something to change the conversation, "No one else is around?" she asked.

"Hmmm?" Kageko replied to Ale's question about Yin and Yang, "Yeah. Why?" The last time she checked, Ale didn't pay that much attention to them. Immediately and on instinct she began calculating possible scenarios, and would have continued if her head didn't start hurting again. Her conscious decided to leave it alone for now and focus on something else. "I think I'll join you in the kitchen," she replied to Ale's first question, "I am hungry actually."

(OOC: No problem. Just to warn you ahead of time, my mom and dad are out shopping, when they come back I'm going to have to go back to sneaking around on the computer.)

Kageko nodded and followed Ale into the kitchen. She tried remembering when Ale started worrying about Yang and Yin, but her head started hurting again and so she had to settle with the fact that Ale had either 1) made friends with them when she was unconscious or some other time when she wasn't around or 2) just worried about pretty much anyone she met in general.

Kageko looked through the cupboards, trying to find rice. In one of the lower cupboards, she found a bag of uncooked rice. It was already opened so she took a cup and filled it with the rice. "This enough?" she asked as she showed the cup of rice to Ale and started looking for either a pot or a rice cooker.

"Hum... I guess that's enough for the two of us." Nor her nor Kageko looked the kind of people that required much nourishment." But cook a bit more, in case your friends wake up." Ale was kind of expecting they would.

She started cleaning up the fish on the counter and cut it in very thin slices. It was fun cooking for someone else than herself. Even better, for someone that she liked. someone that she liked... she interrupted the slicing for a moment, and wondered where Aris might be.

And it was interesting to see how Kageko was following her movements. "You know how this is done? Do you want me to show you?" ... there it was again, this need of explaining things to a young one.

Legend hear her say that but did nothing. He wasn't going to eat, he wasn't hungry. He finally had the strength to talk.
"Hey...Kageko..."he said from the chair.