<span style="font-style: italic">Poor child,</span>Konan thought, still stroking Haku's head as he leaned against her.<span style="font-style: italic">He's been traumatized by something... I wonder if this has something to do with his memory loss?</span>"Don't worry Haku," she said soothingly. "It was only a dream. I'm here now, and I'm going to stay here with you and keep the bad dreams away."<br/><br/>"Chi," she said, turning to the maid. "Bring Haku something to help him sleep." The maid gave a nod, disappearing for only a few seconds before returning with a tall drink on her tray. She came over to the bed and held out the tray. Konan took the drink off of it and held it out for Haku. It appeared to be hot chocolate, with whip cream and a bright red cherry on top.<br/><br/>"Here," the sorceress said gently, holding out the drink for Haku. "It's called hot chocolate. It's a nice sweet drink I think you'll like. Chocolate is known to help people have sweeter dreams, and the whip cream on top is just for fun; to help you forget the bad dreams you already had."<br/><br/>"I put extra milk in it," Chi threw in, "since you like milk. And I make sure it's always a perfect temperature to drink right away without burning yourself."<br/><br/>"Just in case," Konan continued, "I'm going to stay here with you tonight. Sometimes the first few nights in a new place can be rough, and I want you to feel safe." She gave a warm smile, "No matter where you were before, this is a safe place. Your dreams shouldn't have to be any different. Okay?"