Ramuh nodded, "Looks like I have no choice in the matter. I'll agree to your terms. All right, well, ince that is settled, we'll have to tell them tomorrow. There is a meeting for me I have to be in. Excuse me." He smiled and left. "It'll be after school, before dinner."

Kilsa smiled, "Walking around...? Do you have classes to attend to? Anyway, I have to go and get something for my teacher." Her eyes lit up, being more her normal self.

Kilsa looked at her teacher, "Jernia, what do I need to do?" Jernai smiled, "Oh shoot...I forgot my clip board..could you get for me? I'll check everything here visually all right?" Kilsa smiled back and nodded, "I'll be back then." She put on a robe on and opened the door to the outside, walking out seeing Kekero and Bianca. "Oh, B...Ke..why are you two here?

Bianca smiled, hearing her nickname again, "I see that you are back to normal...taking up swimming again?" Kilsa smiled and nodded, "Yes, I am." Kilsa's voice sounded normal, not cheery, and not sorrowful.

Ramuh smiled, "Thank you, but as you and I know, I prefer to stand. I've sit all my life, mostly. Anyway, let's discuss the matter about Kilsa and Kekero. Have you came with an agreement or a disagreement...?"

Kilsa's teacher finally arrived, "All right, sorry about Kilsa." Kilsa snapped out of her trance and smiled, "Don;t worry about it." She stood up and waiting for instructions.

Bianca nodded, "Seems like the old you...but you are still different. Anyway, what are you doing here? This is the way to the Swimming Pool." She points behind him where a sign said "Swimming Pool".

Bianca was walking and saw Kekero, "Hello, Kekero."

Kilsa stepped out and went into the girl's locker room, changing into her bathing suit. She waited for her teacher, dipping her feet into the water. She felt a little better, "I'm glad...to see that he's all right...and he knows me...but...what happened to him...I can't...bare the thought..." She closed her eyes, lost in thought.

Ramuh looked up and sighed, "I'm getting too old for this..." He stood up and headed for Tawara's office. He knocked on his door and went in, "All right, hope you aren't too busy."

Kilsa nodded, "Kekero..." She closed her eyes and walked the opposite way, to her Uncle's class. She went through her class, which was her last class. "See you, Uncle..." She smiled at him. Ramuh smiled back, "Oh, tomorrow, come by after Dinner. There's something I'll have to talk to you about...maybe..."

Kilsa nodded, "All right, here or...?" Ramuh shook his head, "Probably Tawara's office." Kilsa nodded again, "All right. See you tomorrow then!" She finally showed her happy self, but her eyes showed otherwise. She ran off, going to the Swimming Hall.

Ramuh sighed, "I know that...what I'm saying is, give 'them' limitations. They can't pass a certain line, until Kilsa graduates." He laid his pen down and stood up. He heard the bell ring and sighed again, "I have a class, as you know. We'll discuss this matter later, is that fine with you, or is there a meeting...?"

Kilsa looked up, hearing the bell, "I have to go...to my Uncle's class now..." She looked back at Kekero and kissed him, "Ke, don't change...anymore...I'm already broken...here." She placed her hand on her chest, where her heart was. "All thanks to me...breaking my own word...to the one that not only brought me here...but raised me as his own...along with my Uncle..."

Kilsa shook her head, "No it wasn't...I'm the one that pushed you to tell me...about your past..." She looked at him, staring in his eyes. Her eyes were coated over with sadness and depression, and less than happiness. She only had a little bit of happiness in her eyes, but that was only because of Kekero was back.

Ramuh closed his eyes, "I have an idea, if you would listen to it. Without giving all the ideas, here's just one. Set rules among the two. But don't be too strict on them. Kilsa is broken...she's on that Suicide Borderline." He opened his eyes, looking at Mr. Tawara. "If they follow those rules, they past this test you have them on. I've known you too long. Also, set the time limit. Kilsa graduates in 6 weeks. But...I'll allow you to set that deadline, I'm already in enough trouble as it is, for stopping time." He chuckled sarcastically. "The second time I've done so...heh, we're even." He was still looking at him.

Kilsa nodded, "What's your new self like? I know...I know...that you are more quite...than usual..." She closed her eyes again, her wrists and hands hurting. "This hurts terribly..." She held her arms tightly, trying to get rid of the pain.

"This is still all my fault...if I just followed my word...none of this would ever happen...but I...didn't..." Kilsa looked down, ashamed.

Ramuh nodded, "If it's to help Kilsa get over this depression, I'll accept any and all punishment. I know I've broken the rules of my family, and of course yours, but as you have also seen, Kilsa isn't getting any better after you took him away from her. This time, let them be and wait to see if they improve. Improve and follow their rules, promises and yours. Set up a guideline for them for a certain time, that's all I ask. Not as a teacher or an Uncle of Kilsa, but as your friend, Tawara. You built this school, I know, and I came to help, many years ago. I know how you work." He smiled at him, "What do want me to do?" He said that years ago to him, when they were working on the school.

Kilsa looked up and looked at the Pendant, then at Kekero. She wiped her tears and took the pendant, "Kekero...everything...will it be the same?"

Ramuh nodded and smiled, making Time go back to normal. 'Well, it's high time to resign...Tawara will figure out that I've done something. I'm already going to suffer the consequences already...Even if Tawara is an old friend of mine...I've done something that he can't reverse...or undo. That is punishment enough.' He walked away and began to write his papers to resign.

Kilsa was hurting physically and emotionally. Kekero had forgotten all the hardships they had faced and the sadness she had caused. She smiled sadly, "I'm so pathetic...I knew that he would erase Kekero's memory...I'm such an idiot..."

Ramuh walked back and smiled, "Good." He handed the pendant to him, "Take this. This is Kilsa's. Maybe...it can help her." He sighed. The pendant wasn't girly or anything, it was a simple silver necklace with a green gem. "And not only her, but you too." He closed his eyes and time stopped for everyone, but Kekero and himself. "Yes, I indeed broke my own rules, but it's worth it." He took back the pendant and pressed it tightly on Kekero's chest. The green gem glowed and forced Kekero to remember what all had happened. "Now then. You can't act like your old self, but you have your memories back. I've altered time, so that's punishment enough. Go help Kilsa, and give this to her, but...don't do what I did to you."

Ramuh knew what Mr. Tawara had done, "I see. So that's what he did..." 'Looks like I'm going to have to break some rules...my own rules and his. But I need Kekero's cooperation. That won't be easy...' "Kekero...do you want to see the happy Kilsa again?" He was right beside him, looking at him. "If you do, wait for me at her dorm room door." He walked off, then stopped, "Oh and, the reason why she's depressed, it's because of her not keeping her word to Mr. Tawara. He, you can say, doesn't take lightly on rule breaking. She broke her OWN rule...her own words to him. That's all I can really say." He walked off going to his classroom. 'There it is.' He took out Kilsa's pendant. He put it in his pocket, and walked to her dorm.

Kilsa was curled into a ball, rocking back and forth, weeping.