Ending in the snow of tears (open)

Stopping for a moment. "No Alexis. Animals are those whom lock those away. You are no animal, you are Alexis." Akachi turned heading back to the house since she was freezing her rear off from going into the water.

Alexis thought about what Akachi had said. "Then what is those that animals lock away?" She asked, a little confused.

Raising an eyebrow, she didn't want to answer that. "Us." Akachi replied before she got on a bus, waiting for alexis to follow. there was no one else on the bus so she figured it wouldn't be a problem. "come on alexis."

Alexis nodded, understanding the truth in that statement more than Akachi knew. She was unaware that she had stopped moving, and jumped onto the bus with Akachi.

akachi sat next to the heater to warm up.

Alexis sat next to Akachi, she was on her winter coat, so she didn't need to be near the heater, but she liked to sit next to Akachi. Alexis sat on the seat, her feet both on the edge of her seat, her hands inbetween her legs.* Which was a comfortable and normal position for her.





*Having trouble describing it so....

Spoiler:

Staring out the window she turned to Alexis. "alexis...did you understand what I told you about me? about running when I get mad?"

Alexis cocked her head to one side, looking at Akachi. "I understand." She started. "But I no run." She continued, still in her odd sitting arrangement.

"You'll have to. Unless you are...actually, my chains get spikes on them and they will rip you apart. I don't want that. so just stay clear alright?" Akachi warned her, she had a feeling in the future this might happen.

((Foreshadowing!))

Alexis shook her head, picking up the majority of what Akachi had said. "I already say. I no need running." She said, having been through this before.

Akachi shook her head, "Your a good friend." Akachi drapped her arm over Alexis's shoulder and laughs. Thinking for a moment, akachi pats alexis on the head. "I'll teach you some more things."

((No actually. if the Xmen attack the brotherhood and she gets upset, it might happen. it is a feeeling.))

((Is that feeling called foreshadowing? o.o))

Alexis grinned at this idea. "What things?" She asked, her interest piqued, the bus rattling around her as it took her to her pink haired friend's desired location.

((don't know. but she isn't predicting it. her chains randomly go out of control if she uses them for too long too. so do remember there are more things she is warning about than one thing.))

"I teach you to make cake and food." akachi told her knowing that it was a good idea.

((...))

Alexis almost bounced up and down in her seat. "I like cake!" She exclaimed, getting odd looks from the bus driver.

((I confused.))

Noticing that the busdriver was staring at them, Akachi pulled the cord seeing that it was their stop. she stepped off the bus and looked at the brotherhood house. "we are home."

Alexis got up, remembering where they were going. On the way out she stuck her tongue out at the driver, before lightly smacking him on the back of the his head with her spade tipped tail, before following Akachi into the Brotherhood house.

Akachi smiled at Alexis for what she did as the bus drove off. "Would you like something to eat?" Akachi had to get changed.

Alexis laughed, "I always like to eat!" She said happily, still not full from all the other foods she had eaten today.

akachi stopped though and looked at the house, worried that maybe she wasn't cut out to be a brotherhood.

Alexis walked into Akachi, "Why you stop?" She asked, still pretty happy about the cake.

"Just thinking." akachi said as she walked inside to get nice and warm.

Alexis smiled, "What you thinking?" She asked, following her pink haired friend into the house.

Akachi went upstairs and changed before coming downstairs in black shorts and a stripped sweater. "a friend has me thinking about leaving. but I am not going to."

Alexis was confused. "Leaving where?" She asked, not understanding what Akachi had said.

"No where." Akachi didn't want to answer, she was starting to feel stupid for thinking it.