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She blushed alittle again as his hands were placed around her petite waist before pulling her in. When M started to move, so did she, her steps careful and light. M sure had picked up fast it seemed, but it could've been all the factors that played a role together in this, sort of as if they were teaching him but carrying him along with the pleasant mood. A slight chill was sent up her spine when M had to lean in alittle to whisper something in her ear. However it was a question, and for that, she thought analytically and gave him the summary. "Humans prefer the opposite sex for mating. When they are attracted, they will spend time together in hopes of courting the other."

Koji sighed. He too had his share of unwanted memories. "I know this probably won't help much, but try to cherish the time you did have with them. I never knew my parents, they were never a part of my life. As long as I can remember, I was alone in the lab." He shrugged. He guessed it would be hard to see your own parents murdered, but at the same time he just wasn't sure what it felt like to even have parents. He'd seen lots of death in his time, even causing a good bit of it. He just never had anyone close to him, so it didn't seem like a big deal with him.

Leeloo stared at Violet. "Why would I be resting? After an operation it's best to be up and running. Helps with the healing process. And plus, I'm too clever to simply be left behind. I am sorry if you had the wrong idea. And yes, I admit I was pretty torn up. Still am. But I wanted to speak to you. Apologise for my behaviour earlier this evening. I was jealous. Extremely jealous. When I arrived here I remembered nothing except that I was in love with M. When I sent you that telepathic thought, I was in pain and I thought you were taking him away.... from me. Now I know, that you think of him in a simliar way to me. I have seen how you look at him. But I warn you, out of the bottom of my heart, your heart will break if you pursuit this road. It is a dangerous road to go. Now, I have learnt one thing. I killed myself once. I only remember I was so upset about M not reacting to my confession towards him. Him not understanding, no matter how hard I tried. I almost went mad with sadness. Now, you're a very sweet girl and extremely pretty too, I don't want someone to go the same path as I have gone. Your body will decay and it will be harder to get you back to life. Please, this is not a trick to get you away from M. I'm telling you what will happen. Yes, he may learn. But he'll never understand. Now, my emotions are stronger than even humans. If I love someone it is the heart rendering type of love. Don't break because of him." Leeloo said seriously, and brushed a strand of dark auburn hair out of her black eyes.

Mokthol awoke sudenly. He stood up remembering where he was. The volcanos centre. He then began to go through everything that he had seen in his "dream". As he went through the memory, it suddenly occured to him that he didn't know where Kiba had gone. He flew out of the volcano and landed jsut outside of the opening near the forests edge. There he sent out mental messages, trying to find Kiba.

((he's tired of being along, and Kiba is someone he knows... perhaps Mok will run into someone else along the way. For now, this is all i can post))

Leeloo was surprised, shocked and then saddened. She only wanted to help. Her eyes were full of sadness and she fingered a lock of auburn hair, absent-mindedly. The waiter arrived, smiling still with Leeloo's food.. "La jeune dame, qu'est-ce qui vous fait mal ainsi ?" He asked softly and Leeloo turned to look at him. She smiled slightly. "Je étais juste trop émotionnel. Mais, je dis vraiment, que le Cordon les odeurs de Bleu absolument fantastiques!" She replied and closed her eyes and savoured the smell. As the waiter set the plate down Leeloo smiled. "Merci." The waiter bowed and walked off, grinning happily.

(( Waiter: Young lady, what pains you so?
Leeloo: I'm just being too emotions. But, I do say, that cordon bleu smells absolutely fantastic!
Leeloo: Thank you.))

Koji shrugged. "If we get off, you mean. I've been the subject of far too many of these. Once one is done, they have a new one to start. Its why I hate the damn scientists so much." Koji got very quiet at the end, almost whispering. he shook his head and looked over at the girl quizzically. "How'd you set the house on fire?"

((Hello guys ^^ ))



Over the serene skies of the island, the oh so unpleasant sound of chopper blades could be herd again. Often times, these flights were short and painless, but for Colonel James Peterson it was nothing of the sort. Today he would be losing one of his best assets: The man sitting right across from him. That man was David Haydet. Dressed in his military uniform, David looked more like a god and less like the garbage that everyone thought him to be. His well defined chin was held parallel to the ground. His lips were unmoving and his eyes were unshakeable. They stared right back into Colonel Petersons.

"Colonel," belted the pilot trying to out scream the helicopter blades,” we’re in the drop zone, but the wind is blowing wild. Do you still wish to commence?"
The Colonels gaze broke to the pilot only to return back to David's for his unspoken opinion.
"What do you think, Sergeant Haydet? Can you handle it?"
"It makes little difference. Exile is Exile," David pointed out as only he would; Factual and optimistically sickening.
"You know we have to do this David. You aren’t safe to have around anymore."
"I know..."
David stood and readied himself for the jump. He dawned his parachute and waited for the pilot to give the go ahead.
"Now, Colonel?" questioned the pilot.
"Now,” the colonel reluctantly commanded. The Pilot tightened his grips on the controls and pressed the button to unlock the cargo bay hatch. David tightened his grip to the helicopter.
Down below, a city of white walls and lush foliage began to unfurl in the gap in the cargo bay's door. This was it. David turned his head back to his Colonel and gave him one last salute. More admirably than ever, the colonel returned it. With nothing more, David made his jump. Free falling for a brief time, David activated his parachute. That’s when the wind began to toy with him. The laughing wind picked him up from the air and steadily drifted him in the wrong the direction. Namely, in a parachuters worst nightmare: a jungle. Helplessly, David floated into the mass of tree and dangled their limply for a moment
“Well,” he sighed as he assessed the situation,” at least I did not hit the ground.”
He began to flail around to reach a near by branch.