"Yes," Yui agreed with Vice Principal Gregory Stein. "Daichi-kun seems to be taking this year more seriously than previous ones. Perhaps-" Of course, she was rudely interrupted by a certain beam firing toaster. The box of doughnuts previously held within Vice Principal Stein's grip were now lying ruined on the floor as the small toaster jumped up and down on the reaper's unconscious body.

Dead silence.

Yui looked at the fallen doughnuts then back at Toaster. Slowly, the doors to her office began closing, the locks being snapped into place. An aura of silent rage filled the air as Yui levitated Toaster until they were meeting eye to eye.

"Toaster-san," she said sweetly. "I see you have destroyed a beautiful display of sweets provided by one of my lovely Vice Principals." Her tone was quiet but held within it the darkest of authorities. Digging into her drawer, Yui produced a wicked looking fork. "It's a good thing Stein-san can't hear us right now." She brought the utensil closer to Toaster's opening.

"It would be a shame to be interrupted in such fun~"

Still in the library, Daichi raised an eyebrow at Key's anger finally billowing forward. He continued to remain in his silence before letting off a hearty laugh that sounded like volcanoes erupting.

[b]"This is why you fall!"[/b] he told the librarian. [b]"To let such emotion control and influence you so easily...you continue to fall into your own passions and desires! But perhaps, one must not contain your flame. No, perhaps one must contain the fires within you, yes?"[/b] The Health Inspector turned to grin at Aram.

Great. Even the Inspector was shipping the two now. [b]"As for you Aram Pollux you must learn balance. The gecko becomes fat when it dies if it continues to chew its own tail."[/b]

As Daichi continued to beam with pride at the realization the librarian and sweets-loving teacher were no doubt having about themselves, a strange wind entered the air. [b]"A reek of darkness,"[/b] he muttered to himself before turning to head to the cafeteria next. 

It wasn't up to him to stop this threat. Only if it became big enough to upset the balance of both Worlds. And right now, the presence was only interested in one other. Far from its desired goals.

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The presence watched the human samurai with the utmost curiosity. He could tell there was doubt in her heart, and he simply urged to nurture and help her understand those fleeting emotions more so. To make her free from all restraints. That was why then, the Dragon God himself appeared before her in a flash, resting in a nearby tree. He wore a black suit with a red tie this time, grinning as he whistled to get Deja's attention.

"A beautiful day for a walk, wouldn't you agree?" Dios smiled in amusement as he waited patiently for the student's response.