[center][h2][color=ec008c]Lily Flameheart[/color][/h2][/center]

Tsuki merrily led the two to the cafetaria, cheerfully not noticing the animosity that the other two was giving off to each other... well, mostly Lily to Bea seeing how Bea was just smiling mischiveously back. And speaking of not catching the atmosphere, Lily didn't notice the stares their little group got as they walked together, mostly coming from other boys. If she did, she would've glared back for sure as she would've despised being looked upon as an object of curiosity.

Tsuki then released his hands from Lily and Bea as he ran off to the nearest desert station, purchasing all the cakes and sweets he could buy. Lily used this chance to [s]interrogate[/s]talk with Bea.

[color=ec008c]"So, is he really your little brother?"[/color] she asked, still glaring at her. [color=ec008c][color=ec008c]"You don't seem to be related to me. You don't look alike. And his personality is certainly far better than yours,"[/color][/color] she added snidely. [color=ec008c]"If he is, then we get another Great One running around. More trustworthy than you though. He must be a baby Great One or something. If he isn't, then does he know that you're a Great One? I think he deserves to know that, at the very least."[/color]

Tsuki then returned, carrying a mountain of confectionaries, pastries, cake, and sweets. She was amazed how all of that hadn't fallen down on the way here. And surely he wouldn't eat all that on his own. She herself could do it just fine, though she certainly would feel very full afterwards. And she wasn't afraid of gaining weight since a dragon could control its own metabolism rate. That's why a dragon could devour entire cities at once while surviving on a single deer in a month.

Putting them down on the table, Tsuki then asked them what was their problem. Taking the initiative, not wanting Tsuki to be influenced by Bea's words beforehand, Lily answered [color=ec008c]"Well, she fright-I mean, annoyed me when we first met with her tentacles. And when we met again at the pool, she did the same thing again, even though I already told her not to. And she clearly felt no remorse at all for her actions!" [/color]

She couldn't just very well admit that Bea had frightened her. Her dragon pride wouldn't accept that!

[@Blu][@Rune_Alchemist]