>Perhaps we should get her a cat-ear headband, a nice little accessory to wear when she's in a catty mood. That'll have to come after she's cured though.
>Chuckle a little. "Well, I have no arguments about that. If she wants to, then so be it. Hopefully the kappa won't find it too frightening to have both a bear and a vampire at their doorstep."
>A bear joins the party, this has been quite an interesting night, hasn't it? We'll have to remember to keep a journal of this, to record it for Flan's benefit later on. She'll certainly want to know more about this adventure when all's said and done.
>You make a note to acquire the means for Flan to go nekomimi-mode. One day.
>Koryu, however, curls up his lip in a gesture of uncertainty. "Look, Baraki, I got nothin' against bears, but, well, it's just, I can fly. And obviously Remilia here can, too, so... How's she plannin' on keeping up with us? Sunup'll be-GAH!" the young man screams as the bear, in answer to his question, lifts off the ground. And floats there, giving him a look. You're not sure how, but you swear the bear is grinning at him.
>Baraki joins the bear in her grin, the humans much more obvious. "I may not have have mentioned, but, she happens-"
>"A youkai?" Koryu interrupts her. He seems... gobsmacked, is the term you would use. "An animal youkai?" The bear grunts, and Baraki opens her mouth to say something, but she doesn't get the chance to get more than half a syllable into it before Koryu belts out, "Cool!" He promptly takes off and flies over to the bear, flying around her like a teenager running around his new ferrari. Now it's Baraki's turn to look stunned, before it turns into a soft smile.
>A youkai bear, no less! You'll definitely have quite the story to tell Flandre when you get home again. And it ain't over yet.