Whatever word Haku tried to say was completely incomprehensible to her. The pointing motions on the other hand were much easier to understand. Konan smiled, giving a nod. "Yes, I'll play with you," she readily agreed. In fact, after they did that racing game a few times, she played lots of two player games with Haku. And she lost all of them by an incredible margin. Every time she seemed to be doing a good job, she'd run into some sort of obstacle. It was less a lack of skill and more a lack of luck. Still though, she didn't get upset when she lost. She simply smiled brightly at Haku and rubbed his hair, scratching behind his ears and congratulating him.<br/><br/>They worked their way through the games, really just having fun. It was around 10:00 now, and Chi saw fit to appear. She though maybe that with all the fun and excitement of the entertainment room, her masters might be getting hungry. It wasn't time for lunch yet, but she could give them a little snack. She doubted the mistress would be very hungry; adults weren't as big on snacks in the day as kids were. Hence, the snack was geared more toward young master Haku. Chi was sure the boy would be getting a little hungry by now.<br/><br/>Chi came through the door, wheeling her little cart. (She simply couldn't fit their snack on her tray alone.) "Pardon me," the maid said, stopping the cart in front of them, "I thought that with all the excitement the young master would be getting hungry." On top of the tray were a few bottles of milk, a plate of cookies, and a big chocolate cake which had slices ready to be served on plates. And in case he wasn't really in a sweet mood, she'd also put a big bowl of mozzarella cheese sticks on the cart. Not the healthiest foods, but kids deserved to have fun and indulge.<br/><br/>Chi gestured to a little table close to the bowling alley. "I'll bring them over there. It's not good to eat while standing." She took the tray over there then and set the table. Leaving quietly with her empty cart.<br/><br/>Konan looked to Haku, "What do you say? Is it time for a break? We can always play more later."