"I dunno, screaming, crying, the silent treatment..." He gave a small shrug.

"...That wouldn't do anything, would it? How long until we get back to the house?"

"We aren't going back, but forward. I have several residences, we're going to the one ideal for training."

She shifted, sliding down to curl up half in his lap, half on the seat. "Then when will we arrive at the new one?"

"It'll be a while, you can rest if you'd like." Jin said softly.

"No, she can't. We need to start, and we need to start NOW." Isaac said with his usual mad grin. He closed his hands if in prayer and when he opened them again a pure white pebble with a single sharp edge. "Hold out your hand, I'll see if I've recovered enough for an example."

Carol frowned, rolling over to look at him. "Why now?" She grumbled, but held out her hand anyway. Her gaze moved from Isaac, upward, toward Jin. "This is going to be a lot of trouble, isn't it?"

"You saw what's become of the afterlife, you want to end that don't you?" He rested a hand over hers and with what seemed like more effort than it was worth he caused the wound to seal over with a layer of new skin. "Not my best but there. Basic healing. Your first lesson." He slid the sharp edge of the pebble to put a thin cut over her index finger. "Rest a hand over it, and concentrate. Think of the actual substance as well as the spiritual portion. Seal it."

She placed her one hand over the other and furrowed her brow. Seconds later, the wound was healed, nearly invisible. "There. How's that?"

"Amazing... just... amazing... I've never met anyone to master things so quickly~!" He said, positively beaming. "This will be fun... Just out of curiosity, try these." He unwrapped his still bleeding wrists. "Keep in mind, if you mess it up I might die. <3 You'd have to recover me from the graveyard possibly thousand of years later."

She looked anxious, but hesitantly sat up an reached out, wrapping her hands around his wrists. "Please work right..." She muttered. Her eyes closed and afer a few moments, the wound healed over. Not quite as well as hers had, but well enough to stop bleeding and begin to heal on its own.

"The other one?"

((Super short!))

She took his other wrist, repeating the sequence. It was a little better than the first, but not by much. "Is that okay?" She asked uncertaintly.

"Jin, you're brilliant... she's brilliant... this... I can work with." He grinned madly, brushing dried blood from his wrists.

"Glad to hear it." Jin said with a small laugh.

She looked at Jin with a smile, a light blush on her cheeks. "So I'm doing well?"

"Yes, very." He said with a proud smile, toying absently with her hair.

"The place we're going will be perfect, the grounds are especially large, there's a stone garden, and a huge dance hall... It's the one we usually use for entertaining." Sue said with a hint of excitement.

"Why do we need to go somewhere with a dance hall? Do I get to see you dance, Jin?" The idea brought a grin to her face, a quiet giggle escaping her lips.

"No, it's just a spacious indoor space, good for practice." He said, as if the idea of him dancing was completely absurd.

"I think you should dance too." Sue laughed, "He's a good dancer, he had to once to entertain the 'princess'."

"Aw,come on! You should dance with me!" She poked his nose, smiling. "Who's the princess?"

"Lucifer's daughter." Marcus said with a thin smile, "A gorgeous bitch."

"How degrading of you..." Sue said with a frown.

"No, no, she's a real bitch. A pissy, arrogant, bitch, angry young woman."

"Who wouldn't be with that lineage?" Carol wrapped her arms around Jin's shoulders. "Really, though, you should dance with me."

"We'll see..." Jin said, which translated to a 'not happening.'

She pouted slightly. "That isn't a very good answer. Why don't you want to?"

"I don't dance."

"I do. It'll be fun. I'm sure you know lots of good ones."

"You could dance for me, that would be much more fun. We don't need a dance hall for that either." He said with a sly grin.