I woke up to this slight tugging at my hair. I slowly opened my eyes, flinching at how bright it was. "Good Morning," said a husk voice. I rubbed the sleep from my eyes to find Sin was next to me, and we were still on the roof. I just groaned and closed my eyes again.

"Come on the sun's been up for hours," Sin said, poking my cheek.

"Since when has the sun ever decided what I do," I grumbled covering my face with my arms. I heard him laugh, and his arms appear under me. "What are you doing?" I asked, trying to peak through my light-blinded eyes. I buried my head in his neck trying to shield it from the light.

I felt his grip on my loosen, frightening me into hugging him. "Don't you dare drop me," I hissed at him, finally able to bare opening my eyes. I saw her was standing on the edge of the roof with a high drop. My grip on him became tighter. "Sin, back away from the edge," I said in the most threatening voice possible.

"Glad you're awake," he laughed, placing a kiss on my temple as he took a step away from the end of the building. I happily greeted the ground beneath my feet we packed up everything and I flew us back down the the ground. "I should go hame and change..." I said, not wanting to part from him.

He pouted thingies the same thing. He looked down at our still conjoined hands. "You're bleeding," he fret, turning my arm better, seeing a redd streak appearing in my bandages.

"Yeah, I must have reopened a scab or something," I said nonchalantly, pulling my arm back to my side.

"You should really get it looked at my a doctor," he said, voice and face full of worry. "Your hand is a bruised purple, it's got to be painful."

He was right, but not much I could do. "I've had injuries like these before. They're magic, nothing much medicine can do about them." I awkwardly pushed my injured arm into my chest. "But it doesn't limit what I can and can't do. I've gone through a dungeon in the state."

"Yes, but if you continue ue to open up scabs you'll never get better," Sin said, running a hand through my hair. "You're never gonna get those bandages off at this rate." I opened my mouth, ready to defend my wanting to to run around and be an idiot. "Go get changed," he said before I could say anything.

I gave him a small scowel and went on my way back home. Mei wanted d to hear of detail of the date, but I refused to tell her any. "But Ads!!!" she complained, slumping over my shoulders. "I can't date, so I need to live vicariously through you."

I laughed, pushing her off of me. "You can date, you just need to find a guy that is fine with you being one biologically," I said, holding her hand comfortingly. She pouted and pulled her hand away from me.

"That is harder than you think," she pouted. Oh I knew it was hard, with needing to worry about what would happen if it became known she was born a he. Then the struggles of dating all together is hard.

I finally got around to changing, and put on my normal clothes. I grabbed a couple books and put my metal vessel back on my hip. I made my way back to the palace, wanting to finish my previous conversation with Sin.

I was in my way to his office, hoping that's where either would find him. "Audria!" a voice yelled, prying my attention away from the book in my hand. I looked up to find Yam running towards me. "I didn't get to welcome you back yesterday," she said, giving me a small hug. "There is so much I want to talk to you about." She kept her hands on my shoulders and shook me back and fourth.

"So maybe stop shaking me, and talk," I said, pushing her hand off of me.

"Okay first, you should talk to Dunya," Yam said, looking off to the side. My face lit up. She isn't dead! I freaking saved her! "She has been wanting to talk to you."

It was my turn to shake her. "Take me!" I declared. She was confused by my sudden excitement, but happily led me to the bedroom of the princess. I timidly walking in behind Yam.

"Dunya, this is Audria, Aladdin's sister," the magician introduced me. I gave an awkward wave.

"My, you and Aladdin look so much alike, if I didn't know better I would think you were his mother," she said with a painful laugh.

"Well my hair is usually pink, but it's blue for some reason," I said, taking a seat and a chair beside her bed. The two other r blue haired females laughed, taking it as a joke. "How are you doing Dunya? not many people survive a dark djinn equip."

"Audria, don't tell her that," Yam hissed at me under her breath.

"It's her life Yamuraiha, she deserved to know everything about it, even if there is a chance of it ending," I said in a stoic voice. "So, no pain or anything?" I turned back to the Princess.

"I'm not at full health, but with all the help everyone is giving I'm sure I'll be there sooner or later," Dunya answered with a hopeful smile, which caused me to return one.

"You should get some rest," I told her, standing up next to Yam. We said another goodbye to her and left her to get some sleep. "What else you wanted to talk about?" I asked her, sticking my hands in my back pockets.

"Where did you get those books!?" she asked with great enthusiasm.

"Oh, I wrote them," I said nonchalantly, walking in front of her with a shrug. She just froze in awe. But a moment later she grabbed my arm and pulled all the way to her study.

It must have been hours we spent up there. It was both of us asking each other questions, then turned I to us making magical things together. "And then you enfuse it with magoi, and bam, you got on invisibility potion," I declared holding up the purple liquid. "Only it doesn't work on animals and humans, and is toxic to plants. But throw it at someone and they become naked."

"So this is where you have been," a familiar voice said from the door way. We both turned away from the working table to see Sin.

"You're girlfriend is a genius!" Yam yelled. Noth of us got viable flustered at her calling me his girlfriend. I mean I did propose to him the night before, so it was appropriate, but still shocking.