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[Walt-J-Rimmer]

"I guess. Know any way where we won't walk for another ten miles?"  

[Demonic Repentance]

Sakura thought for a moment. "We would have to wait, but I could call Fluffy, my pegasus."  

[Walt-J-Rimmer]

"No, that's alright. We'll walk." He started walking.  

[Demonic Repentance]

Sakura shrugged. "Okay." She started walking again. She kept up with him, and looked around at the trees and plants, occasionally stopping to grab a leaf or branch.  

[Walt-J-Rimmer]

"So, what is your connection to Skye again?"  

[Demonic Repentance]

Sakura smiled. "We're friends, and related distantly. Aphrodite-dono and Apollo-dono are half-brother and half-sister... So that would make me and Skye-chan..." She thought furiously. "Dangit... Can't figure it out..." Sakura pouted.  

[Walt-J-Rimmer]

"Not that I'm correct or anything, but I think it's second or third cousins."  

[Demonic Repentance]

Sakura smiled. "You're probably right." She stopped to tear out a bit of wolfsbane, placing it quickly into a little bag. She righted herself and continued walking.  

[Walt-J-Rimmer]

"What's all this for?"  

[Demonic Repentance]

Sakura smiled her sweetest little-girl smile. "Skye-chan is learning herblore. I like to help her."  

[Walt-J-Rimmer]

"Right." They were still about a mile away. "Oi, how much longer. Did I just say oi?"  

[Demonic Repentance]

Sakura giggled, pushing a little bit of hair from her forehead, to behind her ear, and said, "Yes you did, and probably a few minutes."  

[Walt-J-Rimmer]

"What's the strangest story you can remember right off the top of your head? That is true that you did?"  

[Demonic Repentance]

Sakura smiled. "I once listened to my father reciting haiku. If you knew how bad Apollo-dono's haiku is, you would understand why it's wierd."  

[Walt-J-Rimmer]

"I'm sure. Mine would be, I was trying to give someone a show, but they were fighting me and I ended up injecting them through the nose. It was a total accident, but they got up with a syringe attached to their nostril just to pass out from the medicine I had in there. That was before I understood what we were doing there was wrong."