Kai's at Cai's house!!!!

Cai unlocked the front door to his house. He stepped inside, then held it open for Kai to enter.

Kai walked in, and looked around. He looked over to Cai. "Where should I put these bags?" He asked, referring to his luggage.

"My guest room is down the hall, first door on the right. You can put it in there, then meet me in the living room, which is right here," Cai said, pointing out the living room behind him.

Kai nodded then walked off in the direction of the guest room.

Cai walked into the living room and sat down on his couch. In the corner was his training area, where Akira and he had trained together.

Kai put his bag down beside the bed, and walked out of the room, and to the living room. Once he got there, he awkwardly sat down beside Cai.

"Dude, you don't have to act so awkward," Cai said, smiling slightly.

Kai blushed a little once seeing him smile slightly. He looked away, coughing a few times.

Cai shook his head and walked into the kitchen. "Lighten up a little, will ya'" he said, calling over the half-wall.

"Hmph." He grunted stubbornly.

"So, basically, you're here to learn about the war?" Cai asked.

"Yes, I'm supposed to collect data for my 'father', and also try to prevent it from spreading." He replied, his British accent coming back as strong as ever.

"Prevent a war from spreading? Ha! that's what i've been doing for the last month," Cai said, ignoring his accent, yet again.

"Hmph. You don't even know how highly trained I am. I'm not used to your bizarre powers, though." Kai said, still using his British accent.

"If it truely was as easy as you make it sound, we wouldn't have a problem," Cai said simply.

"I wasn't implying that it was going to be easy either." Kai replied. "Oh, do you have any tea good chaps?" He said.

"Not unless you drink sweet tea," Cai said, smiling.

"Anything's fine, I guess." He said, crossing his arms and legs.

Cai laughed and poured two glasses of tea. He handed one to Kai, saying," you may not like the taste of it."

Kai looked up to him, then the tea. He took a sip of it. It was delicious. "I-It's fine." He mumbled, sipping some more.

Cai shrugged. "So, you're just a regular human, right?" he asked.

"Yes." Kai replied.

"It's not good for regular humans to be in Sky Shatter," Cai said, thinking about what happened to Mika.

"I know. It's the energy of Skyshatter that makes human's scenes cut off. I've got pills in my bag that I have to take everyday for my body to keep up with it." He replied, sipping the tea again.

Cai raised an eyebrow. "Wow, you're prepared," he said.