Kanzaki's eyebrows arched slightly, "Sure, if that is it." She tapped her lips, as though evaluating Lili, then she looked at Trevor and back again.<br/><br/>Before Kanzaki had opened her mouth to say a word, Trevor cut in, "Yes, you two are definitely related." He glanced at a shelf and pulled out a large tome. The Blood Tome. He opened the book, flipping through the pages. He set the book down, with his back faced to Lili and Kanzaki. He turned, holding two strips of paper and a short knife in the other hand. "This is but a simple test, you will both require to put a drop of blood on your paper and with a check of their attributes, mentioned on the paper, I would be able to prove if you are related in blood."<br/><br/>Kanzaki stepped back, before she steeled herself and walked forward, setting the knife on fire, sterilising it. She sliced her finger, pressing around the wound until there was sufficient blood, and the droplet landed squarely on the paper, foaming slightly and morphing into a shape. When she was done, the wound healed itself promptly. "Well, just to put both of you at ease, I've given the required ingredients for the test. It's up to Lili if she wants to proceed with the test." Kanzaki tried to look as though she could not care less about the results.<br/><br/>But in truth, she was too afraid to know.<br/><br/>******<br/><br/>Kanzaki summoned an elemental, an imprint on the world which will dissapear after its job was done. "Take the child." She placed the child in the creature's arms. Footsteps. She drew out a locket, which she placed around the baby's neck. "Go, find the child a safe home and shelter."<br/><br/>But it was a dead end ally. The elemental paused, uncertain, "What about you? Ma' am?"<br/><br/>"Just go! Here!" A portal opened on the brick wall, the portal which blurred the line between past and present, here and there.<br/><br/>"What would her name be?!" The elemental was panicking.<br/><br/>"Call her... Lisa. Go!" The elemental charged through the portal and as quickly as it appeared, it was gone. Kanzaki smiled, now, she would not have any regrets. Ten men, robed in white turned the corner and began advancing on her. Kanzaki stood, preparing for the last stand against these bastards that stood before her. The Vector Order. The man at the front raised a finger and a pulse struck her in the belly, forcing her to kneel over.<br/><br/>As the man was about to strike again, a clear voice called out, "Stop!" Kanzaki's vision was blurred but she could see the man was also part of the Vector Order. He wore a mask, as white as the freezing snow around her. Accelerator. The men parted respectfully. He grabbed her hair, lifting her head so he could see her better and looked at her in the eye.<br/><br/>She registered astonishment in his eyes. "Kanzaki?!" Then it was gone. Returning to icy cold chips. He released her and stood. "Capture her." The voice was cold and emotionless. Brother?<br/><br/>As the men moved in to sieze her, there was a whooshing sound and they crumpled to the ground, head lifted from their shoulders and obviously lifeless. He flicked his finger and the bodies rose, and shook violently, dissapating into red vapor. The Kanzaki's vision were now dark, and the darkness was creeping steadily inwards. The last thing she heard was, "Take care of yourself, your other half won't be too glad to discover you dead."<br/><br/>(Note: elementals are lesser humans. Meaning that they are weaker in mind and body. Thus, the elemental forgot Lili's actual name and thus bestowed on her the name, Lili.)