You woke the six hours later, laying in the dark, alone in bed. You had a simple white T-shirt on as a night gown. The slight sound of a light snore came from your dormant master next to you. You slip out of bed, planning to get yourself a glass of milk. You softly padded down the stairs. Before you started going down the stairs you heard slight moans and gasps coming from Lily's room. You didn't want to know so you quickly went down the stairs and into the kitchen. You opened the refrigerator, wincing as the bright light hit you in the face. It made your once unnoticed headache apparent again. You rubbed your head and pulled out the milk jug. You filled a glass and bent down over the counter, looking at the veins in the marble that would have been invisible to a human. The milk tasted delicious on your tongue, soothing your fever a little. You jumped in surprise when a hand landed on your back. You hit your head on the counter, enraging your headache. "Itai!" You rubbed your head, already knowing it's your Master. "You need to stop doing that Master; you'll shorten my years down to two." You turned and leaned back against the counter, supporting your body with your elbows. It had been storming, the rain beat heavily on the quaking windows, lightning and thunder danced along the sky. Lightning flashed and for once you weren't scared because your master was there, you knew you'd be safe. Your master reached for your milk, you watching every skillful movement he made in the dark. Lightning flashed brightly, illuminating the whole house. Hiei's eyes flashed as shadows danced along the ruby gems of his eyes. You felt memorized in the seconds you saw them glitter. His usually golden skin cast a grey hue in the dim light. You drank in the sight as he took a sip from your. He finished off the milk and set it in the sink. You but the milk back in the fridge and went back to your room to sleep the rest of the night in a warm haven.
You woke up, bed empty, breakfast aroma in the air, and the sound of cooking in the distance. You groaned and stretched, to achy to move. You wanted to sleep more. You were going to until a hard finger pressed hard against the back of your thigh and you squeaked. It really tickled. You turned your head lazily from in the pillow and looked at your attacker. To your surprise it wasn't Hiei. It was Lily. She didn't have a smile on her face but a frown instead. "They had to go on a mission. They'll be back tonight or tomorrow. Hiei said to tell you not to leave the house and not to get into trouble." With that she turned and left the room. You growled low in your throat. She was so snobby you wanted to wring her neck. You groan and roll off the bed, avoiding hitting the table. You curled up into a ball. You really didn't want to get up. You rolled out of the blanket and lay on the floor. You sigh and stand up, stretching again before exiting the room. You went to the kitchen where you saw dirt pans. Lily made breakfast only for herself you sighed and practically tossed the pans into the sink and started the water. You scrubbed at the pan as Lily ate her eggs. Once the skillet was clean you set it on the burner then pulled out a chopping board. You then took out a stainless steel pan and filled it with water before setting it on the burn next to the freshly cleaned skillet. You started the burner to bring it to a boil. You then took out the half onion from last night's food and tossed it onto the cutting board. From the refrigerator you also took out some pre-minced garlic and a huge bottle of ketchup. You stopped near the microwave and got the zip-lock bag of thawed bacon Lily left out. You set those next to the cupboard when you turned to go back to the pantry to get a can of Vienna sausages and some bow-tie noodles. When you came back the water was boiling so you added about a cup of noodles to it then but them back. You went over to the sink after grabbing the Vienna sausages and drained them of their juices. You took the lid all the way off and set it next to the cutting board. You took out a cutting knife and cut the onion into four pieces and diced one of them then put the other three pieces of the onion half back into the fridge.
You sliced the Vienna sausages and cut the bacon into little squares. You poured some olive oil into the unheated skillet then turned the knob until it was on 8 then tossed the bacon, onions, the Vienna sausages slices, and a table spoon of garlic into the skillet. It sizzled and you cooked them until things started to get to a brown color. You turned down the heat and turned back to your now done noodles. You had set a strainer in the sink and were currently pouring it into it. You lifted the cylinder and shook it lightly and poured it into a bowl sitting next to the sink. You took the pan on the stove and poured its contents into the bowl with the pasta. You then took the ketchup bottle and squeezed about two and a half to three cups of ketchup into it. You snapped back the lid and set it back into the fridge. Everything had been dealt with. You had washed the cutting board, pan's save for the one you just poured, and put away all that you had taken out. You stirred your ketchup into the noodles. You took a bite and walked to the table where you sat cross legged on the chair, looking down at a magazine Kurama left out. Lily had left awhile ago and so you sat alone. You finished breakfast when there was a knock on the door. You got up and answered it, it was Koenma. "Kiora, I'm afraid we have a situation..." DUN DUN DAAAA! Well, it's getting late and I have to go. JA NE!