Siyeon had fallen into a deep, dreamless slumber, which was more than relaxing to her. There was nothing than soft and covering darkness. No thoughts, no memories, no dreams, nothing. Her mind could relax, finally, but too soon, someone disrupted that peaceful nothingness inside her head. “Wake up. Hey! Wake up!” Rather hesitantly Siyeon opened her eyes. Sunlight was the first thing she saw. It illuminated the whole room and gave it a warm and nearly homy atmosphere.

“What time is it?” Siyeon whispered while she tried to find her watch with her hand. “It's nearly noon. Do you intend to stay the whole day in bed?” Ara sat on the window frame, her legs crossed. It took Siyeon's head a while to process that Ara wore normal clothes, and not the school uniform. “Do you intend to go somewhere?” Siyeon asked, still quite sleepy. “Yes, with you. Kato thought that it would be a good idea to get something to eat and walk around in the city to distract you a bit. We also talked with Hikari and Maél about it.”

Immediately Siyeon was wide awake. Everything what happened the day before came back to her. Ara noticed the change on Siyeon's expression and she let out a sigh. “Listen,” the short girl said slowly, “I know this is hard on you. I probably can't even imagine how hard it must be, but you must go through this now. You don't know how many Magéiya would like to be in your place and...”

“But I don't want to be a Magéiya,” Siyeon whispered. The words came over her lips unconsciously but she didn't took them back. Somehow, Ara felt strangely offended by Siyeon's words but she held her comment back on that. “But you are one and there is nothing you can do about that. Born as a Mageíya, you always be one, no matter how strong or weak you are.”

Siyeon suddenly jumped up, her expression nearly furious though she seemed to hold back a lot of her emotions. “But my parents are normal people! They are not any of your kind! Do you want to tell me that my parents are not my parents now?!” she shouted at Ara, who was more than surprised by that sudden outburst. For a moment there was a deadly silence between them while both girls stared at each other. “I didn't mean to say that,” Ara said after a while. “I don't know your circumstances, Siyeon, but you c