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Viridi began walking in some direction, not caring if Dark Pit was following her or not.

Midori sighed. She explored the place to look for stuff to build

Dark Pit followed after a few seconds. He wasn't sure why.

Viridi glanced back. "Where are we going exactly?" She questioned.

"I don't know," Dark Pit shrugged. "I expected you to know."

Viridi laughed. "You expect me to know where I'm going? Are you sure you've walked with me before?"

"Yeah," Dark Pit nodded. "And I don't know why I expected that. Maybe because you look like you know what you're doing."

"I always look like I know what I'm doing!" She responded before stopping and turning around. "Maybe you should decide where we're going..."

"Uhh, sure," Dark Pit shrugged. He started walking the way he had come. "I think this actually goes somewhere..."

Viridi began following Dark Pit. "Was that meant to be rude?"

"Sort of," Dark Pit shrugged.

"Wow. Really appreciate the support." Viridi muttered, soft enough so he probably couldn't hear her.

Dark Pit kept walking, ignoring the muttering he just barely heard.

Viridi continued walking in silence. This lasted for only a few moments though. "Are you sure we're going the right way?" She complained.

"Yes," Dark Pit replied. "Well, I was, but I'm not entirely."

Viridi stopped. "Where are you taking me?" She questioned.

"Well... the humans were going to build a few things. I figured you'd either want to mess them up or help out with some of it," Dark Pit shrugged.

"Build a few things?" Viridi sounded outraged. "Why would they bother doing tha-wait, what are they making exactly?"

"Houses. They want to make baths of some sort, but I doubt they'll be able to. Oh yeah, and somewhere to eat if it rains," Dark Pit replied with a shrug.

Viridi raised an eyebrow. "I can probably help with this 'bath'. And won't you use these things too?"

"I don't know," Dark Pit admitted. "I don't plan on sleeping with any of them, and... I just realized how odd that sounded." The dark angel sighed, mentally slapping himself before continuing, "I don't plan on sleeping in the same room as any of them. There."

Viridi nodded, looking down. "I'd rather not sleep with-in the same room as them either. But what if it rains or snows or something?" Her voice got quiet towards the end of her sentence.

"I don't know. I never really thought of that. Whatever," Dark Pit muttered. "I'd probably find somewhere sheltered to sleep if it rained. As for snow, I'm not sure."

"But what if you get sick or something?" Viridi's voice could barely be heard. "I just-I mean only because you can't fight if you get sick." She spoke in a rushed tone, looking up again.

"I'd be fine," Dark Pit retorted. "Like I said, I'd find somewhere sheltered."

"Don't you think I have enough to worry about without you being out here all alone, in the cold, wet snow!" Viridi was getting frustrated, and regretted what she had said almost immediately.

Dark Pit froze in surprise at the goddess' words. He went from shocked to tense. "You shouldn't be worried about me. I can take care of myself, and even if I couldn't..." he trailed off.

"I can't help it! I don't try to, it just happens!" She looked down again, clenching her fists. "It does' matter if you can take care of yourself or not. There's always that slight chance..."

"I don't need a goddess worrying about me. I'm not Pit. Not really," Dark Pit mumbled. He started walking again, at a slightly faster pace.

Viridi started walking again, trying to keep up. "And I don't need to waste my time worrying about you! Like I said, it just happens. You're so unpredictable, and I never know if you're about to do something reckless or not."

Dark Pit kept walking in silence for a moment. Soon the area they'd set up their camp came into view. "We're here now," he announced, not turning to look at Viridi, still pretty tense.

"Great. Just what I wanted, more humans to bug me." Viridi stopped before anyone would notice them. "Thanks for bringing me back, I guess. It's a little better then being out there alone."

After a while, the buildings were complete. The sun was just beginning to sink towards the horizon, and rather gloomy gray clouds were gathering overhead. It looked almost like it was going to rain. Everyone was sitting outside the buildings, relaxing after all their hard work. Darkrai was asleep, and a few others had left the group to be alone.

Viridi yawned, sitting on the grass. "Wow, these don't look half bad."

Asuna nodded, a smile on her face. "We finally have somewhere more...permenant to stay." She responded, stretching before she entered the girls sleep building. "Night everyone. Apparently building is really hard." She then walked in and collapsed on one of the beds.

Ryuko took out her blade before looking at everyone. "I'm going to go train for a while before I sleep." Was all she said before she ran off into a clearing somewhere.

Meliodas had already gone into the boys room, and was already asleep.

Natau decided to curl up in the fire pit, setting it on fire first. "NIGHT!" He yelled in a cheerful voice.

Ryuk floated above everyone else without saying anything.

People began to head to the houses to sleep in, exhausted after the day's work.

Dark Pit glanced at Viridi. He expected she'd be mad at him the next day, but he walked into the forest as the first few drops of rain began to fall. He took shelter underneath a bush, curling up to keep himself as warm as possible. The light showers soon became a downpour, and he found that while he was better sheltered than he could be, he was still drenched. He shivered and drew his wings around himself, hoping to keep away the chill in the night air.

Everyone else except Ryuko began heading to bed, curling up and falling asleep almost right away.

The morning was dull and gray. The rain continued to pour, though everyone within the buildings remained dry. Lucina stretched as she woke, looking out the doorway with a sigh.

Dark Pit sat up under the bush,not the best of his ability. He shivered. Maybe Viridi had a point. He should've stayed in one of the buildings.

Asuna awoke almost directly after Lucina did, and got out of her bed. "That was the best sleep I've had in a long time." She said, smiling. "Did you get much sleep?" She lowered her voice, hoping not to wake any of the others.

"I got enough," Lucina said, her eyes darting to her sword.

Asuna noticed where Lucina's eyes where focused, and she stood in response, grabbing her own weapon. "It feels weird, not having anything to do all day."

Lucina nodded. "Yeah. In the timeline I'm from, there's constant fighting, and we never have free time like this. It feels weird."

Asuna paused before talking. "Should we wake everyone up for some breakfast?" She questioned, ready to run over to the food place.

"I think so," Lucina nodded.

Asuna gave a loud shout, hoping to wake everyone up.

Ryuko bolted awake, glancing around. "What's going on?" She questioned.

"Waking you up," Lucina shrugged. "GET UP!" She started walking around trying to wake people up.

Jodie got up slowly. She couldn't help but wonder wh she had to get up.

Phosphora stretched a and got up.

Asuna began walking out of the building, and ran through the rain the the other one, hoping to have everything prepared for when everyone got there.

Ryuko got up, stretching herself out. "Why are we up exactly?"

Viridi remained solid asleep, unmoving in her comfortable bed.

"We were going to eat," Lucina explained. "So you should get up." She walked over to Viridi and poked her.

Viridi turned over, ignoring the sudden touch.

Ryuko smiled in response. "Food? Can we save it all for ourselves, or do we have to wake up the guys too?"

"I want to say we eat it all," Lucina said, a small smile spreading across her face. "But we should probably get them to eat too."

Ryuk touched her nose. "Not it. Which means I'm not waking them up." She laughed before throwing on Senketsu and running outside.