Waking up to Raika gently nudging his shoulder, Kyurai rolled over, dropping from the electric tower, lightning once more guiding him down. Now sitting on the ground, Kyurai tossed a small thunderbolt into the wastelands, soaring off at incredible speed but quickly followed by Raika. It wasn't long until Raika returned, dropping a thunderbolt in front of him. Kyurai wasn't sure whether or not it was the same thunderbolt he'd thrown or if Raika was just a delusional dog thinking it had caught it, but then again, he never was. The thunderbolt sizzled out at his feet, followed by whines from Raika. It was a bad habit Raika had, she'd wake Kyurai up, just to play. Kyurai hadn't managed to get rid of this habit, but neither was he sure he wanted to, after all, it made Raika only more adorable. 

Kyurai put a hand on Raika's 'back', electricity sparkling between the two. Petting Raika would soon have to be interrupted when lighting struck somewhere in the far distance, almost at the end of where he could sense it. The signal was weak, but had travelled quite a distance, meaning that unlike the bolt he'd thrown, it must've been a powerful blast. Wondering who other than he himself possibly could've created such a blast, he started speculating. Would it have been the lightning elemental from the legends? Or possibly the king himself? Kyurai quickly dismissed the latter as a possibility, what would the king be doing there, anyway. Soon after he also dismissed the first option, like the scientists at the lab had told him, no such thing existed, the prophecy was a hoax. Granted, he had some spectacular powers, but he did not sense any lies from the scientists who told him this.

With a sigh, Kyurai got up. Putting Raika on a 'leash' made of lightning, he headed away from the impressive caster's lightning attack. No need to get involved in something ugly, no matter how impressive the people involved were. Taking Raika for a walk, Kyurai stopped when he reached the edge of a village. As much as he liked Raika, he couldn't really take her along into a village, but prof. Kyouka told him he needed to mix with people more. Sending Raika back up into the stormy clouds, Kyurai entered the village.