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Keito took a small step back to give Aya more room to get off the couch. How could she be sleeping in the middle of the afternoon? Taking naps like this wasn't normal for her, nor was getting up early. "I could see that you were sleeping but You--"

"Can't you give me a break? I was up early this morning so I could sign us up for the journey down to Earth..."

She had cut him off, which wasn't new to him. Almost 70% of the time he could never finish his sentences. Us? He wondered if he had heard her wrong. Why would she want to sign up for something that supported the war? Especially the trip to Earth!

"Oh yea I forgot to tell you, we're going together! Isn't that awesome? We get to be one of the first! Cool right?"

What was she saying? They're going together?

"Get to kick some little Angel butts and chow down on some human-made hamburgers!"

He had to take another step to the side to avoid Aya as she jumped up off the couch and thrusted her fist forward, aiming for nothing. ..She's thinking of the hamburgers.. He gave her a worried look, trying to take everything in at once, something he wasn't really all that good at. It seemed, from what he could make of her rambling, that Aya got up early to sign not only herself, but him as well for the journey to the place he hated even talking about. He was lost for words as his sister walked over to the door and twirled around to face him.

"By the way, what did you make? It smells tasty! My mouth is already watering!"

"I made, uh, chicken. But wait a minute. Are you saying that you signed both of us up? You didn't ask me about this at all!"
As he spoke, he started reciting a long list in his head of what he could add into her lecture when out of the corner of his eye he noticed the light of a flame come through the window. He was a little confused for a moment, but then realized it must've been from Lucifur. A call about the journey I'm guessing. He looked over at his sister, the lecture he was about to give disappearing into the back of his mind. If he got mad at her now for signing him up, then there wouldn't be much point. Seemed he was in it already. "Do you know what that's for?"