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Turning to Ensho, a grin formed on my face. I noticed the new person next to her and decided to go say hi. To her mother apparently. I skipped over and said "Helllooo~ It's been a while since I last saw you. What do you think of Clyde?" *Asked Ensho* I asked. Personally I didn't like him.

Is he the rude man from before?" My mother asked furious about all of this as I laugh softly and placed my arm on her shoulder lightly "Calm down mother. Chess this is my mother... Sarutohiko, Primordial Goddess of Earth"

Smiling I gave a half bow to Sarutohiko. "Nice to meet you. I assume you are the mother that adopted Ensho?" I took in her appearance and the key word 'earth' and changed my eyes to a warm brown. "And yes, that is the rude man from before." I decided not to give any personal input on him.

The blonde nodded "Despicable behaviour. Of course, almost all Greeks are thickheaded like that... I believe I will let my husband know of this. There will be war coming to him and just him"

I sweatdrop anime style at the rather drastic actions she wanted to take

tamaki finished eating as he was alone, deciding to practice as his hair and fur turned a sleek black and his eyes red as he exuded the aura of death.
The primordial within camp could even sense his unknown powers, on par with her almost

I smiled wider. "War? It's been so long since I've seen a good war. And the last one we had here was declared by Ares and he can be a little..." I broke off waving a hand around the general area of my head. "But, don't you think that's a little drastic? I bet I can get to him and make him understand reason. Maybe even make him kinder." I had been told I was persuasive before but I rarely ever tried to use it.

Ares?" Sarutohiko looked ready to explode now "I should have melted that piece of crap earlier!" I sigh and motion for Chess to stop talking about it because the earth under us was starting to shake like an earthquake which I negated to a small tremor so it wouldn't cause panic and destruction"

My smile flickered and wavered. Oops. Taking the hint my gaze dropped to the ground. That wasn't good. "It was just a simple war. Everyone needs a good war now and then right? Plus he lost anyway. SO there's no need to beat up the god of war!" My tone was wavering constantly now. Eek.

I smack Chess on the head not so lightly "Stop. Talking." Growled as the earth shook even more violently and I struggled to stop the tremors and then shakes my mother by the shoulder "Alright mother that is enough."

Tamaki sat on the ground to metitate as the grass around him started to die slowly as his practiced on refining his aura

Squeaking at my head injury, I shot Ensho a glare. "I could you know...." I shot a look at my hands at her mothers wrists and at Ensho, repeating the cycle multiple times. I jabbed my head towards her at the same time.

I rather you not touch me" The primordial said coldly and broke contact with Chess walking away towards the Shinto cabin again from where she sensed the fox

I groaned. Looking at Ensho I remarked, "I always seem to P I double S off everyone I meet these days." I tilted my head. "Do you know where she is going?" My eyes turned a light purple.

he sat there meditating as the grass died off and any other living thing near him as he held his katana next to him

Ho? I would appreciate if you didn't kill my domain on purpose" Saru seemed amused

Clyde blushed lightly, minorly surprised by the answer. "Erm... not at the moment, no. Why do you ask?' he said

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I smiled pleased at the response. "No reason. I mean you don't really seem like the person to be single ya know?" My eyes turned to a light shade of pink. "I mean I can think of a couple people who I would think are single but you didn't strike me as one." I wondered if he was embarrassed.

"What's that supposed to mean?" he asked, looking up at her

I felt my face flush at his scrutiny. "Nothing." I mumbled. "All I mean, is that you seem like you would have a girlfriend or boyfriend." I wondered if I put my foot in my mouth again. I usually did. I felt my eyes turn cloudy with confusion.

"Not at the moment," he said, casting his eyes back down to the paper he just finished, setting it to the corner of the desk before sitting upright, leaning back slightly on the chair