As Daisuke came nearer to finishing the first floor he started to feel tired, and to get an odd tingling sensation inside of him. That was probably from channeling the magic from the journal into him. He could tell it was powerful magic, and he wasn't used to handling it. He was capable of drawing magic from any source he chose, but this journal was stronger than most he'd tried. It made him kind of amazed. The book didn't even have magic equal to what was surely inside Natasha. He felt a pang of amazement that she could have such powerful magic.<br/><br/>When he was finally finished, the man said he could go and let him keep the rosary beads. He was grateful for that, as he wasn't sure where to get them otherwise. Natasha immediately proceeded to drag him out of the guild. He followed behind willingly and soon they were standing outside. She stopped being so forceful once they were out of the building.<br/><br/>"What?" he responded to her first quiet comment. He'd seen the man staring at something, but hadn't quite put two and two together. "Don't worry, I won't let him do anything to you. And I'll have a talk with him the next time we meet; make sure he knows it's rude to stare," he offered a slight, mischievous smile.<br/><br/>"Thank you," he replied next, blushing slightly. "I... have used a medium before, but using the journal really was a whole new experience. It was such a powerful magic, yet so easy to control, very smooth and agreeable." He paused, listening to her next question. "What are you talking about? Of course I'd still be your friend!" He didn't shout it, but more like stated it as if the answer was unbelievably obvious he could hardly believe she was asking. He turned around, ready to walk away. It was as if this "big secret" was so insignificant in relation to their friendship, that it wouldn't even matter if he heard it. "You ready?" he asked, smiling over his shoulder.