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"Of course Allen." Kaneko answered quietly, carefully putting the items back inside the bag then took the bag and went to put it back where it belonged. On the side table. Order something and have it brought here?! Her eyes widened for a second and her fingers played with each other nervously. Why here? What if it was a vampire or a hunter? What if they saw Allen and freaked out? Or, what if it's a regular human being who works a part time job and just hands you the food at the door? Hmm, this was true. They wouldn't be leaving for a while even though they had packed up. Kaneko was thoughtful for a moment. What would she want to eat? "Alright then Allen. I hope you feel better soon." She voiced quietly, but she felt bad eating if he couldn't. Maybe she'd order something that they could take with them and heat up later? No, the already were taking so much so it had to be something small enough for her. And something small he could eat once he woke up. Okay, that sounded fair enough right?

"I don't think you're being silly mads. I think it's really sweet that you actually remember that. It was many years ago, you clearly have better memory than I do. You were always fun to talk to mads, even when you were this tiny." He gestured with his fingers how small she was back in elementary school and chuckled. He was being playful with her again. "Sorry, I'll stop and get that dinner ready for real this time." Clint laughed softly and headed back to the kitchen to continue on their dinner.

Clint raised an eyebrow. "A girl ask me about it?" He repeated. He had to think back. Or try to, but it was hard. There were so many girls at school and he wasn't ever popular with the ladies. So if one did talk to him at all, he would remember. It took a while but he eventually nodded. "Yeah, that was soooo long ago though mads." He whistled. "If a girl talked to me about anything, I was lucky." He said and laughed softly. "But to answer your question, yes I vaguely remember a girl asking me about the book I was reading." Clint answered her.

Kaneko was right in her assumption. So the powder was to be put into the clear glass and then the liquid needed to be added. A specific measurement was given to her regarding said liquid. Do not mess this up idiot child. You wouldn't want to see what happens if you mess up now would you? You'll cause more harm than good if you mess up and you shouldn't be daydreaming right now! No time to waste! Kaneko snapped herself out of her thoughts, shaking her head. She held the glass in one hand and took the pestle out then carefully poured the powder from the mortar into the glass. Alright, that was done. Now it was time for the liquid. Kaneko handed the clear glass with the powder to Allen. "Hold." She said quietly. When he was holding it, she reached for and took the vial. He had said 1/4. She had to be very careful and precise when doing this. Kaneko opened the vial and squinted her eyes, slowly pouring the liquid into the glass. Careful...careful...done! She stopped and sealed the vial again. "Alright Allen, all done." she informed.

(To be honest, Io is my fave event npc. He's adorable. lol)

"Hmm?" Clint looked back at her, having heard her question. "Yeah I did take it to school every day to read it between class and stuff." He answered her with a nod of his head. "It was a really cool book and I wanted to give it a chance so I asked my dad if I could borrow it. I was not disappointed and tears may or may not have been shed." He added with a smirk.

Hold. She was instructed and hold she did. Kaneko took hold of the grounded herbs tightly in her hands and watched Allen go back to rummage through the bag. It broke her heart to see him in so much pain, he couldn't even open his eyes because the pain was so bad. Nodding, she carefully placed the remains inside the mortar then took the mortar in one hand, picked up the pestle in her other hand and began to grind them carefully. He said she had to make it into a dust. She also noticed the clear liquid stored inside a vial, the liquid she guessed would be added to the dust once it was ready. Kaneko's dark eyes were focused on the job given to her, she wanted to make sure she did it correctly; there was no room for error right now. Her hand worked the pestle hard, grinding up the already ground up herbs even more until it was just a fine dust. "Alright Allen, what do I do now?" She asked him, turning her gaze towards him.

(Hmmm I probably could. I think I'll keep saving up a little while longer. So you only have the Io outfit?)

Clint chuckled, "Then I guessed correctly. Umm...if you ever want to r-read a horror book the only one I can recommend is 'Pet Sematary' and it's not even scary. Just creepy. It belonged to my father so if you ever want to borrow it just promise not to drop it in a lake or something." He said and gave her a small smile. "I'll uhh...go ahead and get started on dinner. I'll call you when it's done." Clint said to her before leaving the books with her and walking out to his kitchen where he gathered some ingredients and began to prepare.

Kaneko watched as Allen wasted no time in opening the bag and reaching for it's contents. As the bag was opened, the scent of various herbs teased her nose which in turn made her scrunch up her nose. It wasn't a terrible smell though, just really strong. It was his eyes. Kaneko frowned, she probably should have mentioned the remedy earlier before it had gotten to this point. Oh well. No use crying over spilled milk. Allen needed her help? Kaneko quickly held out her hands, she was always willing to help whenever Allen needed it. "Okay Allen, I'm ready to help. Just tell me what I need to do." While she helped, she decided to watch closely. She already knew how this was done, she had watched him prepare his remedy once before but this would serve as a good refresher of her memory.

(Oh dang, really? I have like a little over 1k tickets right now.)

Clint took the bags to her room and set them down then turned and left to his own room to grab a few books he had read that she thought she'd like. He looked them over. They were a little old but when a book was good, you didn't want to get rid of it. You kept it and read it many times and even when it was falling apart, you taped it together to keep it for as long as you could. He loved his books, many belonged to his father but he was given them after his father read them. Those were the ones he took the most care of honestly. He had grabbed a total of five books. That should keep Maddie a little occupied right? If she was a fast reader, it was fine, she could always look in his bookshelf and get another book if he wasn't home. "Mads, I picked out a few books for you. Umm..I think they're pretty cool so hopefully you like them too? No drama, and no horror because I'm not sure if you're a fan of horror or not but I'm going to guess that you're not." He said to her, walking back to her room.

Her eyes widened slightly. He was awake? Hopefully she hadn't woken him with her babbling. Kaneko was glad to hear he wasn't upset that she had grabbed all his books. She felt a little bad taking his things but in a way, she was saving them too. Taking them with him instead of leaving them here to collect dust. It then occurred to her that this house would be abandoned now for real once they left. Would it be torn down? Or would it remain here standing for any passerby to see? That was the least of her worries though. Clearly. Allen said blood root flowers were hard to find, of course they were. The most potent plants usually were. The ones easiest to find and access were probably used for more simpler things. She saw his eyes open only a smidge. She became concerned when he reached out for her arm. "Allen, is something wrong?" The girl asked, her dark eyes on him, wondering if something bad was happening. His bag, he wanted his bag.

Quickly, Kaneko nodded and climbed out of bed. "Okay...umm I'll get your bag just hang on for a bit Allen please. You'll be fine okay?" She was trying not to panic. Panicking would do no good in this situation. He ran around the bed to the bedside table near him and grabbed his bag of things. "Okay, okay here's your bag Allen." With wide eyes, she handed it over to him, making sure to hold it close to him so he could easily grab it. "Allen is it your eyes?" That was a stupid question, what else would it be? It clearly wasn't his thirst bothering him this time.

Clint was surprised. She wanted to carry something. "Oh...uhh sure. Here, you can carry this." He said, handing her one of the bags. With his now free hand, he made sure all the doors were locked and the alarm was on. Clint quietly made his way to the front door and unlocked the door, opening it up and holding it for Maddie to walk into the house first. He soon after followed her into the house and locked the door behind them. "Alright. I guess we take these things to your room since they are yours. Well, except for one tooth brush and one toothpaste. But, I'll get those later. We'll take these to your room and then I'll start on dinner. Oh wait, I still have some books to lend you!" He remembered, snapping his fingers and dropping his keys in a small wooden bowl on the stand near the front door.