The water was beautiful, but Blue's offer made Mai nervous. He'd hardly ever been in water like that before. He was a professional wind skater. Air was his specialty, not water. Mai looked down and twiddled with his hands. "Don't know.... Scared," he said. "Help me stay up?"<br/><br/>------------------------------------<br/><br/>"I won't say it's impossible," said Reina, "but I doubt that would work. Besides, it might be the muscle memory that counts. You can't fake something like that. But who knows? It might be worth a shot..." Reina's voice fell off track as she caught sight of the huge arena. "Whoa.... This is...<span style="font-style: italic">impressive.</span>Can we just use this as we please?"<br/><br/>------------------------------------<br/><br/>"Well, that's done," said Ebisu, reading the data off the screen.<br/><br/>"I'll handle Ari for now," said Insei. "You have other things to do."<br/><br/>Ebisu slouched, "You're not making me go do paperwork alone are you?" he asked.<br/><br/>"You can't hold up the M.D.P. on your own," said Insei. "And you're behind." Insei's eyes glinted, "And don't even think of escaping. I'll be watching the monitors."<br/><br/>Ebisu sighed, "Yes I know. Just let me send Silver my camera." Ebisu held up a flat, extremely high-tech camera. His eyes glowed for a moment and a little portal opened up in the air. "Silver you'd better catch this," Ebisu said before dropping the device into the vortex.<br/><br/>"That's brand new," said Insei. "Does Silver even know how to use that model?"<br/><br/>"I hope so," said Ebisu. "Or I hope there's someone from the science division at that party."