Mai nodded and looked at the cage. He focused his mind, trying to remember how to use magic. The light inside the cage moved around a little, at one point banging into the walls of the cage, trying to get out. This startled Mai slightly, but also served as a form of encouragement. He focused, reaching for his memories, trying to remember what flying felt like with motion charms instead of mutations. Little progress was being made when suddenly from out of the blue Mai remembered the dream he'd had a few nights ago. The dream was of him wind skating, and it had felt so real. Mai was lost in that dream for a single moment, and in that time the cage glowed and shattered. The light grew and rushed at Mai, enveloping him. He felt an odd heat and remembered it to be the pulsing feel of magical energy rushing through one's being. Soon all of his memories of magic rushed back into him. He felt a splitting pain in his head at the sudden stimulation. Before Mai knew it, he was back seeing things from his physical body. At least, for the brief moment before he passed out. Mai hit the ground with a light thud.<br/><br/>Reina looked through the fridge. "Hmm, there's orange juice, milk, water, you name it. I'll go see what the others want. How about you, Blue?"