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         Lalita leaned in to get a closer look at the smaller gun, letting out a soft 'ooh' of interest. The new weapon was considerably smaller than the shotgun, and the nagini had half a mind to try and grab it for her own personal inspection.

Sedgewick put the weapon away before she could follow through on the thought, his blushing and stammered response most endearing. Tilting her head at his answer, Lalita was surprised to hear him refute Akira's musings. "Oh, no mate?" she asked to make sure she heard correctly, only to shake her head at his question. "I don't have a mate. Never have but I have lots ofpeople I call my friends!" the ebony haired girl replied cheerfully, glancing over as Akira spoke once more. Such a funny friend! Akira seemed to have no worry of announcing she was available. The snake girl smiled at the kitsune, about to ask more about such personal matters of mates and such, when she caught Akira looking forward with approval. Turning to see what on earth earned the whistle, her eyes grew wide in awe.

"Oh wow! It's so big!" Lalita exclaimed upon seeing the mansion up ahead. Looking over at Sedgewick and Teddy, she looked more than just a little excited. "Is that normal for a human house?"

         "Yes," Teddy said, responding to Akira's whistle, "Come to think of it, this place is at the entrance of the forest, kind of like a gate."

He begins to walk closer to the home, he had grown hungry. He had noted that Lalita doesn't seem to be the brightest bulb in the box, but regardless, she meant pretty well and is a pleasant person overall. But he began to grow curious of how Akira just lived in the forest, perhaps all animal spirits spend the majority of their lives in the wild, Teddy thought. He had to admit though, Akira did seem to be a pretty fun person.

         "Oh!" Teddy exclaimed when Akira called him. He runs to her and felt a little flattered when Akira made her complement. He had an impression from Catherine and Ondona. He listens to Akira's question as he looks at her, the fox ears and the bushy tail made Teddy realize that she is probably a kitsune. But another question had popped into his mind, what was a kitsune, a magical fox spirit (at least he thought so), a creature of Japanese origin, doing in the middle of Europe? He decides to ask her later as he answers, "I'm Teddy Ursa, and... I'm actually not a very lucky guy."

         What should have took a minute to eat such a meager breakfast, it took Ondona half an hour to finish her breakfast. She took careful sips of her tea and tiny nibbles from her toast, she was savoring the flavor the tea and toast provided. After she had cleaned her cup of tea and peice of toast she called out to the empty room. "Royka." And just a second after she had said his him, the dressed figure appeared in a cloud of black smoke, kneeling before her. "What is it that you require mistress Ondona?" The figure asked. "I have called you here to tell you something, I will be heading to the town to purchase some personal necessities. I ask that you clean up the table and rest for today." She spoke politely.

The figure looked up at her. "If I may be so bold as to say, I could purchase your items for you?" The woman simply shook her head upon hearing him say that. "I appreciate you looking out for me, but today I want to take a nice stroll through the village and enjoy the sun. You have done much for me so I ask that you take a break for today." She then placed her hand on his shoulder causing him to shudder. "Th-Thank you mistress Ondona. You are a truly kind Goddess. But if you call my name I will arrived as quickly as I can." The figure soon went to the table and began to clean it up.

Ondona soon went to a set of large oak doors which led outside her room and was prepared to open it but was interrupted by Royka. ""Before you go mistress, make sure you have this." She then turned around and saw her purse was being held by Royka. "I made sure to put in some money, some breath mints, and some napkins. I also have this for you." He then handed her a small basket. "This basket contains everything you need for your tea, some snacks, and there is also a blanket packed inside it, and finally..." He then handed her a beautiful bow. "And in case you get in danger and I'm unable to help, please take your bow for your own protection." She slung her purse over her shoulder, slung her bow behind her back, and carried the basket in her hand. "Thank you Royka, I am sure to have a pleasant morning thanks to you." the figure bowed deeply. She finally left her room and entered the walkway which led to the others rooms inside the castle. She then proceeded down the hallway, heading to the exit of the castle.

         "Oh, sorry," Teddy addressed, opening the door to exit, as if forgetting that Sedgewick would open it for him, he then turns, "I'll go ahead and get my small bag to change into casual clothing in my room."

Teddy grabs a small bag that he put next to him, he seemed eager. He knew that most of the luggage in the limo will distract his servant, hopefully long enough to go to the gardens. He walks inside.