of Creation. Also, know that your crystal can present other forms of weapons if the situation deems it necessary."
"If you're in a battlefield where a bow would be useless, it can offer to change into a sword to assist you if you require aid aside from your own magic," Fuwa specified. "Remember, the crystal harbors a god's energy, which means it has its own entity of power and isn't something you order around or expect to show up when you need it to. It will come to your aid when it believes it is needed," Professor Phoenix elaborated.
"Basically, don't rely on it to solve your problems," Fuwa summed up. "Like me beating your ass!" He was pointing at Finnick, who frowned.
"Brianne, your brother's bullying me," Finnick whined.
She didn't answer, which encouraged me to check on her, only to see was fast asleep.
"Huh? She fell asleep?" Finnick quietly asked as he leaned forward to make sure Brianne's eyes were closed. "Brianne?"
She didn't even stir, her breathing slow while she remained still.
"She has to be exhausted still," Connor admitted, while Finnick very slowly moved her to rest against his body with her head on his shoulder.
"I've drained enough energy from her," Fuwa declared. "It's why I don't like this talking form unless I need to kick familiar booty!"
"Don't go pick a fight with Alice's familiar," Professor Phoenix scolded.
He flinched like he was caught in the act before he looked up to her with wide, glassy eyes. "B-B-But! She started it! How dare she try to approach my sister and Princess Elsa! Especially without permission!"
"That's the protective familiar side of you talking," Professor Phoenix casually brushed off. "Wait till they're both recovered before picking fights you can't finish."
"Fine," he mumbled. "It was her fault anyway."
"You just have to have the last word, huh?" Finnick acknowledged.
"Shut up!" Fuwa huffed and then yawned. "If I wasn't sleepy...I would fight you!"
"Excuses," Finnick muttered, and Fuwa was right in his face before flicking his forehead.
"OW!"
Kaito and Connor sighed.
"You never learn," Connor said with a wide grin.
"Sometimes I wonder if he does it on purpose," Kaito admitted.
"I can hear both of you," Finnick complained quietly. "I'm only letting him off the hook because Red is sleeping."
"I'd gladly take her so you can take this outside?" I suggested with a smug grin.
"N-N-No! I'm tired. Yawn." He patted his open mouth which made Kaito snicker.
"No one says the word yawn to mean you're yawning," he teased.
"Hmph," Fuwa crossed his arms and his body began to glow. "I'm watching you!" he declared and seemed to look my way for a long moment.
"What?" I asked.
"Nothing," he replied, and just like that, he was back to the fuzzy unicorn ball. He bounced up to plop a kiss on Bri's forehead before he bounced all the way back to Elsa and Luna, who were both cuddled with one another and asleep.
Elsa opened her eyes just slightly at Fuwa's arrival and waited for him to snuggle next to her before she went back to sleep.
"I'm tired," I admitted, beginning to feel the exhaustion from the exam creep up again. We may have gotten a bit of a boost to help us rejuvenate, but the entire conversation from before really drained us all over again.
"Me too," Connor sighed. "We really need a vacation."
"That would be nice," Kaito said and sighed.
"What do we do with Alice?" Finnick brought up again. "I'm sure that's going to be a worry of Brianne's when she wakes up."
"Don't worry about Alice," Professor Phoenix assured us. "We're waiting for her men to arrive to explain the situation to her. She'll be in this universe for only one semester due to some issues in her universe. She also has to seek something here that seems to be around Witchling. Therefore, it'll help with their investigation. She won't be in the way, nor will it cause too much confusion. Twins run in the Harlow family, and no one would be surprised if the Harlow's wanted Bri and Alice to grow up separately for the sake of personal growth."
"Why though?" I asked.
"It doesn't happen anymore, but for some time, twins were known to have short life spans. It came down to one being acknowledged as better than the other, which would cause tension between the twins and within the family. During that time, many twins decided to end their lives because one was being neglected and bullied and the other felt guilty for being the chosen 'favorite' of the two. They would commit suicide to