Chapter 6: The Protection Driven Energy

A/N: Spent forty minuets editing this. . . So yea, it's a long one. Also, thank-you to everyone who has voted, commented, and added my story to their reading list. I'm so very happy that you all enjoyed this as much as I enjoyed writing it. So keep on reading, 'cause you guys are awesome :)

Kurai forced herself up. In the distance, she saw Gray collect himself and start to stand. She sent him one look and he nodded. He then quietly dragged himself, bloody and torn, to Erza's half dead body.

Kurai stood. She needed to get Malus as close to the Barrier as possible. Maybe Natsu could finish him off, but he didn't look like he had enough Magical Energy.

Still, Kurai concentrated. Malus watched her with amusement. He seemed interested in what she was doing.

She stood and looked at him.

"Twice you've tried to kill me. This is the third. If I remember correctly, you told one of my friends that you were God. That was what you said to the spirit before you absorbed it, no?" Kurai put her arms in front of her, a good distance apart. Malus seemed to understand what she was doing. "How does it feel, god? When the devil shall strike you down?" She yelled the last part and he glared at her.

"You wouldn't! It'll kill you!" He looked at her to see if she was bluffing but she only smirked and smiled.

"It can't kill me if I'm already dead." She clapped her hands together, calling on her energy and feelings. She knew it wouldn't be enough so she put more into it. Her dreams, her hopes, everything she had loved and hated. Her life and soul, her good and bad, she put it all together. She put herself into it.

"Sonic Electrical Shock!"

The air crackled with thunder and the electrical static made everyone's hair stand on end. A booming sound erupted from the clap, forcefully pushing against Malus, who struggled against it's tremendous power. She sent her attack, the thunder just being the outburst of the power, like a nuecular bomb.

A thunderbolt, blue and jagged, shot from her combined hands and straight to Malus, whose eyes shone in fear. The lightning bolt didn't hit him. Just before it hit him, it curved, flowing into the sky.

Malus gave a shaky laugh. "Looks like you missed, girlie."

"Don't be too sure." Malus frowned and stared at the sky where dark thunder clouds had begun to form. He watched with astonishment as blue lightning swam through the clouds, diving low enough for them to occasionally see the electricity. Lightning flashed, and a thunder bolt crackled in the sky. Thunder boomed above them. Malus' knees began to shake as Lightning started to join in one point. The blue lightning surged like light balls as they formed a center right over Malus.

A large thunderbolt, bigger than Kurai has ever made, came crashing down to earth. It hit Malus with such speed. He screamed, but he couldn't be heard over the loud thunder, which made everyone's ears pop. Even though Kurai summoned this lightning, even though it was her own power, even though all her hope was riding on this spell, it terrified her. Her knees shook as she looked away from the blinding light.

Malus screamed as he felt his body turn inside out with shocks and movement. It felt like his body was breaking into pieces.

The force was enough to send him flying and this time he wasn't recovering. His eyes rolled into his head, his body smoking.

He skidded a few yards, farther than Kurai thought possible, but less than she had hoped.

She staggered, then collapsed from the sudden drainage in her energy, knowing that she might never get up a second time.

She hoped Natsu could take it over, or Gray. Kurai knew Erza was down, and she herself was starting to lose feeling in her toes and ankles.

She saw her vision clouded with black and dotted with white spots. She started chocking, she couldn't seem to take a deep enough breath. She felt so weak and nimble that she felt ashamed to have brought the others. She had gone down so fast and now she was dragging the others with her.

She slipped into unconsiousness.

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Natsu emerged from the ground. His mouth was thick with his own blood, filling it with an iron-stench.

He looked at Gray who was busy at work with Erza. Even though she was unconscious, she looked deadly enough to bite your finger off. Her face was twisted with anger and regret but she wasn't gonna get up. Gray had taken off his shirt and made it into make-shift sling and put her right arm into it.

Natsu gritted his teeth. He can take a beating, but seeing his friends like that made him want to break Malus' neck.

His eyes glazed over to the limp figure close to the barrier. It shook, with fear or furry Natsu did not know. Natsu glanced at Kurai, prepared to give her a reassuring smile and a "thanks for softening him up" look, but she wasn't there.

He frowned and ran in her direction, or rather, where she was when she pulled out her awesome magic. He wondered why she hadn't used it before. She was a little secretive about her powers, but that was major. It could have saved them a lot of trouble.

When he saw her, he nearly snapped. She was a ghostly pale, and he knew she was dying. Her breaths were shallow and her face purplish blue. Her face was ashen and dark, hidden by the sprawl of her ink black hair which was matted with blood.

"Kurai." Natsu whispered in disbelief. He ran to her and scooped her cold body in his hands. She gasped and he quickly put her back down. She twitched in pain.

She bite her trembling lip. She was clutching her left arm to her chest.

"Natsu, finish him." She murmered. "Hurry he's gaining strength." Natsu realized she was right, but he didn't want to leave her.

"Now!" She yelled, but winced after. She hovered her hands to where her lungs were. "Damn." She cursed. She had broken six ribs. She looked back at Natsu. "Don't let my sacrifice be meaningless."

"It's not a sacrifice! You're still alive!" He pleaded. She shook her head.

"Natsu! I'll be fine," she lied. "Hurry!" He looked back at Malus, who was picking himself off the ground again. His head looked straight at Natsu as they made eye contact.

Natsu looked back at Kurai and nodded. "For you, the Celestial World, and Lucy." He whispered to her. Kurai smiled and nodded.

Natsu stood and stalked toward Malus, who was kneeling, trying to catch his breath. He chocked a bit then swallowed. Malus looked up at Natsu; who with fury in his eyes, ignited his flames.

Malus hurriedly picked himself up, dusting off his arms. He tried for a laugh, but it came out as more of a airy cough.

"You can't defeat me!" He erupted in a fit of coughs, as though the left over debris of Kurai's attack was parching his lungs. "I am a god!" Natsu punched him. Malus stumbled backwards. When he recovered his wit, he angrily wiped blood from his mouth.

"I dare you to utter that again," Natsu said dangerously, yet also in a calm demeanor.

Malus growled and lunged at Natsu, his energy waxing. Malus shot his hand forward, but Natsu grabbed it and twisted it with a crunch.

Malus screamed. He pulled his arm back and Natsu could see the bones healing, placing themselves in correct position.

Natsu didn't give Malus the chance to regain his energy. He ran at him full speed.

"Flame Dragon Claw!" He yelled, kicking Malus in the stomach sending him closer to the barrier.

Malus growled. He squinted, glaring at Natsu as he put his arms in front of him, wincing. It was the same position Kurai used with her Sonic Electrical Shock.

"Sonic Electrical Shock!" He screamed. Natsu was scared at first. He had seen what Kurai's spell had done. But wouldn't it kill Malus? Natsu guessed that he thought it wouldn't hurt him because he was in the barrier.

So when nothing happened, Natsu was a little shocked. He looked at Malus in confusion. Malus seemed even more confused, babbling.

"Sonic Electrical Shock!" Again, nothing happened.

"Sonic Electrical Shock!" Natsu started laughing at his futile attempts understanding then why it wasn't working.

"Sonic Electrical Shock!" He screamed in a high voice.

"It won't work," Natsu told him. Malus stared at him in disbelief.

"Why? I know it perfectly! I'm more powerful than her!" He yelled pointing at Kurai. Gray was dragging her away toward Erza, and Malus growled.

"It's because she has something more valuable than you. Something she would die to protect. She poured her ever ounce of magic into that spell."

"Whatever it is, I will get it! I will get it and make it mine!" He announced. He stumbled to Natsu. "What is it?"

"Friends. Friends who would die for her. And she'd do the same." Malus scoffed.

"Sonic Electrical Shock! Sonic Electrical Shock!" He yelled it over and over, but it wasn't changing it's affect. Natsu walked up to him.

He upper-cutted Malus with his flaming fist. His energy was empty, but the drive to help his friends gave him the extra energy.

Little by little, Natsu hit Malus, sending him closer to the edge. Malus would always twitch on the ground before trying to stand up, again.

Natsu could see the edge of the barrier. He squinted at it. Then he studied Malus, who gritted his teeth in fury.

Natsu picked up Malus by the shirtfront. He growled at him, getting an inch away from his face. "You made this personal," he growled softy. With all his might he threw Malus at the Barrier.

Much to Natsu's confusion, Malus didn't go through. In mid air, he seemed to hit an invisible wall, and slide just before the barrier wall.

Natsu stalked toward him. He picked Malus up and pushed him against the barrier line. Malus didn't fall through. Natsu frowned and held out his hand, which passed through without a problem.

Malus laughed, blood gushing from his mouth. "I can't pass through the barrier. You'll have to kill me!" He laughed, knowing full well Natsu wouldn't kill anyone. Natsu shook his head. He looked at Malus with an insane look.

"I have a better idea." Malus looked at him terrified. Natsu clutched onto Malus's body. "Gray!" He called, grabbing the Ice-Mage's attention. "I need a boost." Gray smiled evilly at them. Malus was in the tight clutch of Natsu. He tried to squirm but Natsu just tightened his grip. The barrier wasn't fast enough to heal all of Malus' injuries right away. He was powerless, and at the hands of this idiot of a dragon-slayer.

Gray threw his hands in the air and brought them crashing down to the ground. When his hands came in contact with the ground, a thin layer of ice crawled toward Natsu.

"I hope he doesn't view this as a vehicle," Gray muttered to himself, but Natsu heard. His face swelled and turned purple as large ice glaciers jutted from the ground, sending Natsu high in the air. "Focus Natsu! For Lucy!" Gray yelled. Natsu looked a little less purple, but shook himself out of it.

Tightening his clutch around Malus, Natsu focused on the faint death and life line that was the barrier wall. Then Natsu did something embarrassing and wrapped his arms around Malus. Malus's face was buried in Natsu chest.

"Ew! Gross! Let me go! I don't like you that way! In fact, I don't like you in any way!" Natsu glared at him.

"Shut up." He said, blushing. He wrapped himself tighter around Malus. He then stepped back. He ran foward, using the tall ice platform like a jump pad.

They were sailing toward the ground. Natsu ignited his feet like rocket boosters. They weren't sailing for the ground, but now; straight past the barrier.

"No! It'll kill me! No! Stop!" Malus pleaded. Natsu smirked as he sent a surging energy to his rocket flames, sending him faster toward the barrier.

He started twisting like a torpedo. This way, at their speed and angle, they'd crash right through it, but it relied on Natsu being stronger than the barrier to pull Malus through.

He let out a battle cry and Malus a terrified scream as they twisted and hurdled toward the barrier. The surfed the wind.

Natsu felt a sudden jolt. He felt like he was shooting through a jell-o wall, and he slowed down. Then pressure released, and Natsu's fall was eased. He cut his rockets. He skidded against the soft grass.

"Grass!" Natsu cherred.

Natsu looked down, and saw luscious green grass. He felt it with his fingers. It was soft and healthy. He laughed a little, feeling Malus tremble in his arms.

"It worked!" He said. He looked at Malus, who looked traumatized. Natsu looked at the barrier, but couldn't see it. Suddenly it flickered and the healthy scene was replaced by a deathly wasteland. He saw Gray glance at him for a second, but then the barrier was back on.

He looked at Malus. Malus was cowering on the ground, curled in a ball. Natsu release his grip and stood up, a little sore. His shoulder hurt from when it jolted.

The barrier flickered on and off. Natsu saw Gray step out, Kurai in his arms. Erza, whose paralysis had worn off, stumbled out behind him.

Natsu cheered. He pumped his fist in the air. Then the barrier shuddered and broke. A millions soft glass like pieces of the barrier fell on them. It looked like glass, and but felt like getting hit with rain. Natsu caught one and stared at it. He could see the picture it had once held. It was a cut between beautiful sky and luscious grass. Natsu grinned.

Happy crept out from his hiding place and flew to Natsu's shoulder. "You did it! Aye, Natsu!" He cheered.

Natsu grinned and tossed the piece of barrier to him. "Souvenir?" Happy nodded and put it in his green bag.

"Natsu!" Gray called. Natsu looked at Gray, who was kneeling over Kurai. Natsu's face drained of all color and he ran to her, skidding by her side.

The sun began to set, casting an orangish glow on Kurai's otherwise white face.

Natsu took her her hand. Despite the warm glow of the sun behind them, her hand was cold. Natsu heated his hand, trying to warm it up.

"Kurai, we're gonna make it back! We're gonna get to the guild and Wendy'll heal you!" Natsu told her. He turned to the others. "Help me get her up." Despite dying Kurai glared at him.

"I'm not that heavy!" She protested. "And you can't save me. Even if I wasn't hurt, i'm still gonna to be reclaimed by the celestial world. It was the deal."

"Well it was a stupid deal! Whoever choose needs to fix it!" Natsu protested. Erza glared at him.

"Don't yell at her!"

"You're yelling!"

"At you, not her!"

"Guys!" Kurai shouted, though it hurt her lungs. "I choose the deal. I choose to die!" They all stared at her in disbelief. The sun was gone now and Kurai stared at where it used to be.

"He's coming." She whispered.

"We"ll protect you!" Gray announced. Before she could tell them that he wasn't a threat, he came.

The ground shook in the dead area. The ground cracked and all rushed toward the same center point. When the cracks all met, the point crumbled into a dark hole. A giant hand shot out of the hole, his arm barley making it through. It came down and seemed to use the ground to push itself up. The ground erupted in a mountain of dirt and debris as a giant figure emerged from the ground.

A giant figure looked down at the four mages and blue cat. They all trembled. It felt like they had met another dragon. He was huge. His white mustache stretched across his face and beyond.

He admitted an aura of power, ancient and mysterious. He rose like a tree, sprouting upright and tall.

Kurai looked at him and smirked. "Stache Face." The others glanced at her wildly.

"Ah, old friend, you have done well. You and your friends," he said eyeing Natsu.

"Thank you, but O'm ready to go back now."

"There's been a slight change." Kurai frowned at him.

"What?" She exclaimed. The Celestial King looked at her. He then shrunk to a smaller, yet still large size. He stood 7ft, towering over the others like a giant statue. He knelt next to her.

"My dear, the rules are being bent. You're not gonna die." He said. Her mouth dropped in shock.

"B-Bu-But you promised! You said that I can finally rest!"

"And will you? Knowing that you're in debt again?" She stared at her like he was crazy. The King glanced at Natsu.

"This man saved you, as well as your other friends. Repay them by living. By becoming your true self." He said.

"No! It'll hurt them! I just- I just want to die," she whispered. She cried because she started to realize he was right. She felt someone grab both of her hands.

She looked at Natsu and Erza, each clutching one of her hands into theirs. "Were not gonna let you die." Natsu sad seriously.

"Not unless you want to die in debt for us. Repay by living! Stay with Fairy Tail!" Erza protested.

"You're more than a friend now." Gray said. "You're family, and we're not gonna just let you die." Kurai started crying. She looked at the king.

"But i'm suppose to be dead." She said. The King shook his head.

"No, he was never suppose to cross your destiny." The King said, looking at Malus. "You're were suppose to stay in Fairy Tail and live as a hero." Natsu frowned.

"Stay? What do you mean?" He asked. The King reached out and stroked Kurai's blood matted hair. Where he touched turned blonde. The King drew back his hand and the blonde spread through her hair. Her lip trembled as it changed. She closed her eyes and shook her head.

"I'm sorry, i'm so sorry," she whispered over and over again. Natsu looked at her and took her chin in his hand. He then turned her head toward him. She opened her eyes.

"Lu-Lucy?" He asked. Erza frowned and gripped Lucy's cheek. Her eyes trembled seeing her old friend. She enveloped Lucy in a huge hug. Lucy returned it, trying to ignore the firing pain in her rib cage and body

"Lucy, you're- you were Kurai." She said softy. Lucy nodded.

"I'm sorry I didn't tell you, i've lied all throughout the trip, and for that I am so sorry." She looked at Natsu, expecting him to be mad. His eyes watered. His lip trembled.

He trapped her in an warm embrace. She cried a little. He stroked the back of her head, just smelling her familiar sent again. When she was Kurai it smelled like Jasmine and Electrical Static. Now it was Vanilla and Electrical Static.

"I missed you," he whispered. Then he release her and gave her the biggest grin he could manage. "Welcome back from the dead."

"She never died," the King said, startling them. Lucy felt guilty for forgetting him. "But Lucy, staying here also has a price."

"Anything," Lucy begged, now at a change of heart. She had wanted to ease their pain and save the celestial world, but now there was nothing more she wanted than to stay with her friends.

Natsu looked at the King, prepared to fight him if he had to. The King didn't seem like that though, he just placed his index finger, middle finger, and ring finger in the center of her forehead, and because of his giant size, cut off some of her vison. .

After a few seconds she jerked back, and flew back a couple feet. She wanted to scream, she was already seriously injured. Hell, this is the fourth time she should be dead, but for some reason, her body was feeling warm and tinngly. The King had restore some of her magical energy. Taking her lightning magic could put her in a comma from the sudden withdraw of Magical Energy, if she had any left. But the king gave her a fair exchange, and then some. Natsu dashed at her, picking her already weak body from the ground.

Natsu growled at the King, but came entranced with his three fingers. A warm purple glow danced on his three fingers, shinning so brightly it was hard to look at. The King then drew his opposite index finger and seemed to tap and drag a pink stream from the purple.

The pink stream swimmed in the air around his finger. The purple still dance on his three fingers.

"This," he said gesturing to the purple orb. "Is you lightning magic." It shot up in the night sky, when reaching what seemed to be the end of the darkness, it exploded into purple streamers that's shimmered in the moonlight. "And this is your Dragon Blessing," he said, gesturing to the pink stream. Lucy expected it to explode too, but it just spun around; like a dog chasing it's tail. It spun faster and faster till it was a glowing band. Then one edge seemed to get sucked into the middle, and it got sucked in like spaghetti. It was gone in mere seconds.

"What about my whip?" Lucy asked weakly.

"That was always yours, it's not electric, but you're still highly skilled with it, no?" The King asked. She smiled and nodded. The King smiled back and grew back into his large size. He stalked toward the death area. He then stopped abruptly and looked back.

"Oh, and you're friends want to see you," he said. He tossed her a golden ring. They were afraid they were gonna get crushed, but it started shrinking in mid air. When Lucy caught it, she smiled. It was her keys.

She pulled out her leather box with the star. She pulled it open. She put her keys back to where they belonged. She longed to see her celestial friends.

"Thank you, for everything!" She called to the King. He nodded and stuck his hand in the air. He shimmered then shot up like a skinny arrow. His appearance was only a skinny line of bright white. It was gone before they could blink.

The earth began to repair itself, healing it's wrinkles and cracks. You could hardly notice the battle that had just taken place, except for the seemingly endless dead grass.

Lucy smiled, clutching her box to her chest. "Thank you," she whispered, before the pain finally knocked her unconscious again.

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Everyone looked at Lucy. They weren't sure what to do now that she was alive. But she never died did she?

They all sat around a big campfire, all staring at and uncomfortable Lucy. They decided to camp on the side of the mountain again, atleast until morning.

Since Lucy had broken pretty much every bone in her body, Natsu had gently carried her down the mountain. They were gonna see a doctor in town so Lucy wasn't in constant pain, and then later ask Wendy to heal her.

"Tell us what happen," Erza commanded. Now that the re-re-reuniting was over, she looked mad. "Why didn't contact us in the last year and half?" she asked angrily.

"Well, my body was so damaged that it took 6 months for me to even stand. When I died, or um, dissolved, my spirits took me to the celestial world where I was brought back and then I trained with Draco for a whole year. Dragons don't really have telephones. . ." She said. "But over that year, I became a different person. I was so selfish, looking on what I wanted that I didn't think that you'd guys would be so heartbroken."

"What do you mean?" Natsu exclaimed. "Of course we'd be sad! You're our teammate, our family, and one of my best friends." He exclaimed. Lucy knew she should have been moved, but another topic refused to leave her mind.

"So my apartment? Is it still there?" The others looked at each other and shrugged. "You mean that while I was gone, none of you bothered to visit my apartment. That's cold, what about sentimental value?" She asked half jokingly, half mad.

"I'm pretty sure it's fine," Natsu said reassuringly.

Lucy groaned and flopped on her back, then winced and immediately regretted it.

"Where am I gonna find a year and a half worth of rent?" She whinned.

"Don't worry, you can stay with us!" Happy exclaimed. He had refused to leave her lap since they found out Kurai was Lucy. He sometimes hugged her waist tightly, or sometimes purred deeply and napped.

"No thanks, I'll just work till I can get it," she said half heartily.

"I bet you can, you took on Malus like a professional celestial warrior!" Natsu said. Lucy scratched the back of her head in embarrassment.

"No, no. That was all Kurai, but i'm glad to have my spirits back! I haven't seen them in a year and a half." She hated that one of her spirits were actually absorbed by Malus. She almost cried just thinking about. So why did Stache Face give me his key? She asked herself.

She yawned loudly. "So I just got the crap beaten out of me, I think i'll call it a-" she froze.

"Where's Malus?" She exclaimed. The others looked at her in shock.

"I thought you had him!" Natsu exclaimed at Gray.

"Me? I thought Erza took him!"

"I thought it was Natsu," she said calmly.

"Maybe the King took him?" Lucy asked nervously. The others looked at her with a look that told her she was obviously wrong.

"He's actually a celestial spirit. He's serving time back in my world." A voice said. Lucy's ears picked up.

"No, it can't be." She turned around and saw Loki, his mane of orange hair spiky as always. He leaned against a tree, pushing his dark glasses back up on his face. He wore his classic dark suit.

"Loki!" Lucy exclaimed. She hugged him, ignoring her protesting body. Tears streamed down her face. "You're alive." The others watched them curiously. Lucy snuggled deeper into his arms.

"I can say the same about you," he said. He looked at Natsu and smiled. "You took him out?" Natsu smiled proudly.

"But- But, he absorbed you. I-I saw him," he shushed her gently.

"When he was take to the celestial world, all of the spirits were returned."

"So you're heare to stay?" She asked hopefully. He nodded.

"And i'll gladly fight by your side." She hugged him deeper. She released him.

"I have to return now though, we're still helping rebuild after the last attack."

"Still?" She asked. He looked up at the sky. He nodded, then looked back down at her.

"Something bigger is coming, something bigger than even Malus. But you did good, and I own you my life."

"I'll hold you to it," she said jokingly. Loki nodded.

"I must take my leave, thank you all-" his body began to dissolve into light, then he was gone.

"Well, like I said, i'm going I bed." She said. She then slumped forward. "We have to sleep outside again don't we?" She asked. They all nodded. She yawned. "Well, I have a year of sleep to catch up on, see you tomorrow night for dinner."

She awkwardly laid on the floor, unable to sleep. She felt the others' eyes on her, but she refused to acknowledge them. She sighed.

It sure felt good to be home

Almost.

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Hey guys! Great reunion huh? Next chapter will be the awkwardness of Lucy being back!

As I'm am reaching the very center of my story; I would like to share a few things with you. Hehe, nothing bad. I'm just gonna tell you guys some things that I don't like in NaLu stories. It's mostly just two things. (Be forewarned, I'm getting in a long rant, you might just wanna skip it here. . .)

Giggling. I hate it. So much. With a passion. I hate it more than I love my OTP (I sadly can't really choose sometimes it Percabeth, sometimes it's NaLu, it kinda shifts.) But I hate it more than I hate NaLi. Giggle to me, is when a baby does the "Ah-he-ha" or some recording of baby's laughing. It's cute. When babies do it. When a group of 17 year-olds say "I giggled." Makes me want to chuck my phone across the room. Yeah, there's that weird saying "Fat People Chuckle." No, that's so stereotypical. Chuckle is basically the normal giggling. It's when someone laughs to themselves. It basically what anyone does when they find a picture of a Happy twerking, or Naruto getting kicked in the balls by some kid ending all future Naruto kins. To me, putting giggle is taking a rank off you writer's rank. I know I'm not one to talk, my writing barley get's me an B in writing (can't spell for my life though so D- for every spelling test, yay!) But theres so many other words that can easily replace giggle. Chuckle, Laugh, Snicker, Smirk, Snigger, etc. Here's a definition;

verb (used without object) [gig·gled, gig·gling.]

1. to laugh in a silly, often high-pitched way, especially with short, repeated gasps and titters, as from juvenile or ill-concealed amusement or nervous embarrassment.

noun

1. a silly, spasmodic laugh; titter.

2. an amusing experience, incident, etc.: Going to a silly movie was always a giggle.

Thank-you, Dictionary.com for finding a way to explain how much I loath the word. Word, action, noun, verb, adjective, hell even adverb, I don't care. It just makes me angry. Why? I have no clue. If it were a person it would be a five-year old with big eyes, stupid face, pink bow, and a place as #1 on "To Kill" list. Right next to Hannah Montana and whatnot to that Justin Beaver. Why do I say Beaver? Because spell check gets on my nerves.

I forgot the second thing so I'll let you go. Vote if you agree with this sinister 'giggle'. If not, vote anyway.

I remember my second one. . .

Whatever, I'll tell you next chapter, I don't think you'd like to here my rant after the first one, so goodnight.

Anyway, see you next time!