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Ah. Well, at least it was worth a try. She sighed and turned back towards him. “I never consented to this game,” she huffed. “I’m tired already.”

Ky thought for a moment. “I really enjoyed training our horse. And bugging the blacksmith — it was great fun to follow him around watching what he did.” She smiled ...

She gave a false start like she was going to, then stopped and turned back down the hall for her room. Perhaps he’d be like the twins and not notice ...

Ky nodded a little and picked up her fork and took a bite, Tadaaki still following her lead. He was grateful she was here. He’d be even more anxious if ...

She looked at him flatly.

She rolled her eyes. “You’re a child.”

(Lmao) (Sara: Bay, toss him in lol) Ky glanced around the table trying to assess whether it was time to eat or if the kids were just being kids.

She continued frowning at him. No, he hadn’t taken a no this time. But he certainly wasn’t getting a ‘yes’ to this. Going through every single hall not only seemed ...

(Exact same vibe lol it’d be a disaster) (Sara: Gaius, get your ass in here. Ky, you too, stop running away and tell us what to do) Ky very hesitantly ...

(Omg that’s adorable) “Absolutely not.” Her frown deepened. “That sounds terrible.” Why in the world would she possibly consent to something like that? Absolutely not.

(Ohoho imagine Gaius subjecting himself to lessons from her haha)(rather, imagine Ky having to grow the balls to tell him what to do and critique his form) “Oh, I’ve only ...

“No I won’t,” she grumbled, burying her hands in her pockets and maintaining her glare, but she grudgingly walked after him.

Ah, so he couldn’t. That made more sense. Although, the more she thought about it, the more she figured he’d probably be able to manage it. Papa couldn’t swim since ...

“I don’t have a sour mind.” She pulled her door shut, harder than she meant to, still glaring at him. “And I don’t need exercise.”

“A good head start on what ?” she asked miserably, but shuffled a few more steps toward him. She stopped in the doorway and cast a longing look back at ...