Diamond gave a warm smile. She was glad to see both Ruby and Opal getting along together so well right off the bat. Well...for them, she supposed this was getting along well. It was still early on, they had said little to each other other than being insulted then apologized by Ruby. She did not see any trouble in following the other off on her errands. She had been planning to go back with Opal, still needing to change and such. But this was an opportunity that was best not passed up. In one day so far, she had been blessed with the opportunity of finding the two of them. Such actions she could not believe were simply accidents. No, it was definitly fate. The twelve were drawn to one another, they were essentially once one.

So it was no surprise that they knew each other from a glance or happened upon one another. She nodded as Opal looked in her direction. "Yes, we were separated once....it is best to be conjoined at the hip for now" she laughed lightly, making a cheesey joke of her own. She knew Ruby would probably either roll her eyes and or make a comment out of it. Such was in her nature, whitty comebacks. It was the bold Ruby that Diamond loved. The two of them were opposites in some ways, but they were similar as well. For now, she could let some of the wonder and nerves about this world fade away. For now she had found two of her old friends, two more pieces to her family. That was enough for her for now. She was more content with often what she had, finding the happiness and joy in the more simple and smaller things, dispite what some might have thought.

After all, diamonds were such big deals to man, even back then. Her personality was both similar and different to her name and stone. As were many of the others. They were not forced to fit into one mold though the thoughts did occur. They had the right to live, to chose just like any other. She smiled once more, before taking Opal's hand, turning to follow Ruby as she moved along the street. Once more the solid connection felt nice. It was reassuring to know that this was no dream, this was real. She was once more among the world she had once helped to guide and protect just like the two of them. It had changed a lot, that was easy to see. Though if they were doing alright and able to blend in and live within this world, then she would give it her best as well. They could speak about what had passed and their plans later on. For now, she was simply happy to be more at home with the two.

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Bazel allowed Kaname to begin pulling him in the direction he desired. At first the other seemed to try and say his brother was on the ceiling . This caused a light chuckle from the taller man. He glanced back at his dear Eliana. She spoke of pampering herself today, before perhaps finding him an outfit as well. "Anything you like dear" he smiled once more, his usual playful smirk. As she vanished, saying goodbye to Kaname, his attention turned back to the boy. He corrected himself seeming to look a bit confused, that his brother was in fact on the roof. The comment followed by the light sounds of something indeed going on up above them. "Ah...so it seems" it seemed indeed that the other had gone up to the roof. He was like a cat, he seemed to enjoy high places. Chuckling once more, he followed the boy out the door and towards the elevator once more.

He kept Kaname close without a word, as if part of him sensed the other preferred to remain close. He wondered if he had had another nightmare. He would have to perhaps send him to see Victor later. The other had been working on something to help with these nightmares. If Kaname was cooperating or not on taking it, it seemed he was still haunted by them. He placed a hand on top of his head. "Don't look so confused....if the roof is the ceiling then so be it....the world is no fun when you see it the same way as everyone else..." he smiled, he had always told the boy to be different, to be himself. That darkness was not something that was always fated to be evil or feared. It was what he made of himself, no one else's choice. Though he did prefer having the boys willingly wish to help him. They were his family....when his original one had shunned him.

Reaching the roof, the doors opened. He raised an eyebrow at the sight of the damaged pillar. "Angry at the cement?" he asked. Hakumei turned from his position over by the edge. He glanced at the pillar himself for a moment before shrugging, "it was blocking my view." His tone as casual and unphased as always, his response as well. Bazel chuckled again, before moving over himself to look out at the city once more. "The world is your oyster boys....and its time you had a little fun of your own" he said. Hakumei looked at his brother, before looking at Bazel when he spoke. What was that supposed to mean? He had a feeling that they were about to find out soon enough however. He turns, "before that though....lets get you both something to eat hmm?"