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REIKO
Reiko shrugged. “I doubt Ducky knows anything about math, but sure.” She held the duck a little tighter, when she felt the animal begin to attempt to squirm out of her grasp. Reiko would rather watch over this cute duck, than think about school. And surely, the adorable thing would absolutely love Giima and his strange friend Natsuki . He would be perfectly behaved.

AKIZA
She rolled her eyes as Shou brushed his hair in desperation. “Is hair REALLY that important?” she mumbled, a strange sense of déjà vu coming over her as he rambled about hair. Akiza had a feeling she was forgetting something; she remembered vaguely meeting that kid Giima before everything went black and she woke up to Daisuke’s drama with turning into a dog. Oh well. Obviously, this family was crazy and her sanity would be better off if she ignored anything weird. She decided to clean the mess the duck made instead, and headed out of the room to search for the broom.

GIIMA
“Gross, is that a duck?” he said in disgust at the thing in Reiko’s arms, entering the room everyone had gathered in. Leaving Natsuki upstairs to solve the math problems, Giima had come to see what was taking Reiko so long and immediately regretted his decision. Because as soon as he insulted the duck, Giima swore, that he was looking into the eyes of the devil himself. It was is if could just [i]feel[/i] the anger from the animal.

“What, Giima it’s not gross! This duck is adorable!” Reiko looked offended, and seemed to hug the creature tighter as if to protect him. “And Daisuke wants us to watch it, in your room.”

Giima looked at the duck with doubt and made no effort to hide his disgust. “Hell no! I don’t want some stray animal messing up my things. Leave it in the dumb cat’s room, instead.” Besides, it was making him feel uncomfortable, as if the duck was somehow plotting his death.

TAPIOCO
The duck was plotting the death of the insolent boy. The girl holding him, while annoyingly dared to hug him like a stuffed toy, at least seemed to recognize his greatness and seemed to worship him. That boy, while Tapioco could not understand the words, he could recognize body language and the fool thought Tapioco worth less than dirt. The human better watch himself, Tapioco was going to make his life hell during his stay with his human servant. The long haired fool and the girl with the blade, as well, would regret offending him. 

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