Anne
Furo spent more time practicing his magic. His usage of silence appeared to last for far longer, and as such he would run the ball launcher for an extended period.

However wanting to test his senses further, he blindfolded himself before starting the machine. Not able to see the ball nor hear it, h figured this was the best chance he had to increase his awareness to danger. He could always feel the changes of airflow in a room and now was a good time to put that feeling to the test.

He prepared himself for the shift he knew was coming as he stood waiting in the workshop. And come it did. A small burst displaced air several meters in front of him, and something was cutting a path right toward him. He could sense it. Feel it. But could he react?

The answer was no.

He swung his practice sword at the ball he knew was coming, but his coordination was woefully lacking. He nearly spun in place as he whiffed his swing high and took the impact of the ball to his side. It stung something fierce, but he did not have much time to focus on it as he could tell another ball had been ejected from the launcher.

In fear he quickly removed himself from the line of fire with his connection to lightning. Seconds later he heard the ball rebound off something behind him, and after he was left to listen to just his own strained breathing.

It took Furo a moment to find the courage to retake his place. As if waiting on him, the launcher had yet to send another ball out. It seemed odd as he had rigged it to fire randomly and never known it to take so long, but was too afraid to consider something insidious at play.

He held his practice sword tightly and put a feeler out for the next ball. One was sent his way soon after and instead of swinging he cast reflect in a panic. The ball bouncing off his spell, but his fear of not being able to see lingered.

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He continued to reflect balls fired at his person for a while until he became comfortable with the fact that he was not in any real danger. Only then did he attempt to swing at the projectiles with any with any real effort. He still reflected ones he did not feel confident he could knock away, but he was improving from how things started.

After a while his strengthened cast of silence ended and he paused the machine to clean up. Blitzing around the shop, sans blindfold, to pick up and deposit balls into the machine, he attempted to mentally prepare himself for another round. He was willing to spend all day practicing until he had overcome any residual fear.

He cast a strengthened silence once more before restarting the launcher.
Carolyn
Kaz scavenged through the workshop as he stuffed a tool bag full of items. He kept looking to his Gummiphone as he seemed to be on a video call with another.

"Dunno Kid, haven't seen her yet. I've just about got everything that you asked for. So it's just here I'm waiting on."

Despite the difficulty of navigating the shop for the first time, Kaz everything he was looking for was exactly where he had been told it was. The place was kept extremely orderly except for some spare constructs left unfinshed here or ther.
Timothy
After what seemed like a life time Sapphire walked into the workshop carrying a tote bag with her filled with different items she bought. 

"Sorry! I had to stop by the shop and get some stuff of my own" She put the bag down next to the door as the sound of glass clang about. 

She took a look around the workshop amazed with its tidiness as she walked to a nearby stool taking a seat.
Carolyn
Kaz put a few more items into the toolbag before addressing his phone. 

"Alright she's here, I'll pluck your last thing and deliver it all to you shortly."

He ended the call and walked over to the seated lady. Setting down the bag he was toting around, the man thought for a moment as he gandered at what he assumed were supplies.

"Look at you all packed up and ready to go..." His joking tone was misaligned with his nonplussed expression. Whatever he was floating around in his mind kept him unnaturally subdued. "Like someone ready for a fun trip, but if I was you I would decline this free trip."

Rather he already had and was simply playing deliver boy to keep a good relationship that could end before he knew it. He doubted things would end well for Furo and his friends, but it was better to put a bit of money on the underdog.

"Though that's up to you to decide once you hear what the kid is calling you for."

He made for the back of the workshop. Tidy as it was, it was a fairly large place and what he needed was luckily the only thing at the back apparently.
Timothy
"Well you're right I don't know exactly what's going on." She looked as Kaz made his way to the back before speaking again. "For all I know I can be dropped off in some jungle again as a training." 

She began to spin slowly in the stool thinking about what he meant about declining the trip.

 "Why do you actually know what's going on?" 

Truth be told she didn't know anything only about a potential trip to another world for quite some time and that she would want to bring extra provisions.
Carolyn
"I know enough."

He made no effort to elaborate on the matter. Instead he found what he was looking for. A stripped down teeny ship turned into a flight simulator.

The man poked his head into the open cockpit and reached inside. It took him a moment to snag what he was meant to find, before he backed away from the inoperable vehicle.

In his palm was a memory stick, written on tattered tape was "Vespa" In old marker.

"If you want to know more, then you need to ask the kid. Speaking of which, he's our next stop."

Quickly Kaz made his way to the front of the store. Collecting the toolbag and motioning for the young lady to follow, he opened the door to the shop and held it for Sapphire's exit.
Timothy
Hopping off the stool she grabbed her bag holding it in front of her with both hands as she walked through the door. "Hmm I'm surprised he didn't come here to meet us." 

She shrugged her shoulders as she looked back towards Kaz awaiting for him to take the lead. 

Switching the bag to one hand she pulled her phone out tapping away at the screen. "I wonder how long this other world trip will take. Maybe I can find some souvenirs for the kids." She mentioned to herself as she continued to fiddle with the phone.
Carolyn
Kaz simply did not respond. It was better not to sway her opinion any more than he had already. He had said everything expected of a caring aquantince. So informing her of the severity of things was not his burden.

Instead he stated the basic facts.

"Furo has a ship that he does not feel comfortable landing in the world. Said he has some preparations to take care of, but needed me to pick up some specialty items and a list of stuff he keeps here in his workspace."

The man pulled out his keyblade and prepared to lock up the place. Another reason he was being relied up: the ability to unlock whatever he wanted. For someone without a keyblade, it seemed Furo was already accustomed to the illegal entry of keyblade weilders.

"Picking you up kills many birds with one me. So, hop in my Gummiship and I'll fly you to his."
Timothy
"Oh okay. That makes sense!" That in fact made no sense to her at all as she tried to understand what Kaz meant by that. She could only guess that the world didn't have many spots to safely land a gummi ship.

She watched as he pulled out his keyblade locking the workshop up as she tilted her head. "A keyblade is able to do that?" She then realized how dumb her question was. "Oh duh it's called a KEYblade for a reason" She gave off a nervous chuckle as she rubbed the back of her head as she began to think to herself. 'That was perhaps one of your dumbest questions ever Sapphire'

"Well let's get going then!" She then awaited Kaz to take her to the gummi ship before she asks anymore dumb questions.