Staring

Looking up to the people, Kyako stared in shock as Alastair got hit. She gasped and frowned darkly at theperson who had hit him. "That wasn't his fault! Gah! Leave him alone!"

She crawled on her knees to Alastair's side and looked at him in concern, not knowing a streak of blood was making its way down her cheek. "You okay?"

Kyako smiled and stepped out of the gym. She shook her head at what idiots those other people were and actually imagined Alastair touching them with an ungloved hand. But she forced the thought away and instead turned to him and gentlylaid a haid on his arm.

"You sure you're all right?" Her brow was still furrowed in concern. She absently wiped away the blood on her cheek as she waited for an answer.

Kyako shook her head and smiled. "You're fine. I can see why you don't like hurting me, but it's not your fault." She slowly removed her hand from his arm and noticed that even now her hand was blistering up, where as earlier it had just been a light pink. Crossing her arms so he wouldn't notice and get more upset, Kyako said, "Don't worry. Nothing you've done or would or will do will ruin the friendship we've already formed." Kyako had to admit to herself, though, that in normal circumstances she probably wouldn't be so forgiving. But with Alastair, it was...different.

Kyako smiled, happy that he has singled her out as the reason he was going to master his power. "I hope you do." She paused before continuing in a teasing note, "But if not, we can always find a larger, thicker glove to go over the one you already have so it'll be harder for me to get burned."

The rain also seemed to have that effect on Kyako. It also seemed to make her do things she normally wouldn't. Like what she did now. Reaching up, she wiped away the water from his eyes. A second after she did it she drew her hand back, realizing it was the one that had gotten burnt. She quickly tucked it into her jean pocket.

Kyako pursed her lips together as she figured out he must have seen her hand. Of course, who really wouldn't when you're hand is right in front of their face? She stared at the ground a moment before nodding ever so slightly. "Alright," She said softly. Considering the rain was cold and Alastair had just said not to put cold water on the burn, she kept her hand inside her pocket as she began to walk again.

Looking around, she smiled slightly, tohugh she wasn't entirely positive why she had done it. No one else was outside. Not only because it was raining, but because it was the middle of the night and most everyone was in their beds asleep.

Remembering the time, Kyako was amazed that she hadn't drooped off to sleep at any point since she's met Alastair. Even now she felt no signs of being tired or getting tired. She would most likely feel the effects of staying up all night later on when the light began to show, but until then she didn't worry about it.