Roxl stood in the cemetary mourning his losses. He jumped quite severely when he heard his name called. He jumped not from being scared but from who called his name. He turned around. "N-no...Th-thats impossible!"

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Kinaga stood looking at Roxl. "Roxl, what's the matter with you, it's just me." Kinaga gave a small laugh. That's right, this is the first time he's seen me alive again. "Calm down Roxl," he said with a light smile.

"Yeah, it is! And you really should not sneak up on me like that! Im old!" He sighed, then looked at him. "Soooooooooooooooooooooooo....How's life?"

Kinaga laughed, almost forgetting that he could read minds. "Yeah, you are old, aren't you?" Kinaga laughed. "Don't mind me, I'm just teasing. Eh, life's been....not as god as it was before I died, but I'll cope. You?"

Roxl sighed. "I killed my friend, watched my girlfriend die in front of me, and saw my daughter get murdered. Life's just peachy."

(...You get to be leader. JERK!)

((Sorry, uncalled fer...JERK!))

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Kinaga frowned. "I'm sorry, Roxl." Since he knew it was pointless to think this, he said it outloud "I didn't know.."

Roxl looked at him. "Au contrare mon friare," (WOW I butchered that...) "I saw you with Jaymaru just a couple nights ago."

Kinaga looked at Roxl. "I...actually meant about your daughter and your friend...." he said, changing the subject.

"Whatever..." Roxl wanted to be off this subject. "Hey, I need help remembering some math. How would you factor the problem: 2x-4-5?

Kinaga frowned. What an odd change of subject... he thought, forgetting for the moment that Roxl could read his mind. "Uhh, that depends, what's it supposed to be equal to?"

"I dunno.."

Kinaga looked at Roxl. "Uh, then I really don't know. So.....uh...." he sighed. "I know you were in the middle of, well mourning your losses, but...do you wanna go grab a bite to eat?" He asked. They needed to catch up on things, and if Roxl was the same as he used to be, a change off a solemn subject was always a good change for him.

Roxl looked paranoid at him. "Sure, whatever. Let's go, Im hungry!"

Kinaga smiled. "Alright, it's on me though," he said smiling. "Your choice, where do you want to go?" he figured he already knew, but his favorite might've changed.

"Of all the dumb..." Roxl cut himself off. "You know the place, Kinaga. Lead the way."

Kinaga laughed. "I see you haven't changed at all Roxl," he said, starting the walk back. He remembered just about everything about Roxl, seeing as how he used to be his closest friend. When they got to the restaurant, Kinaga smiled at Roxl. "Booth, right?" he said with a laugh as he sat down at a booth.

Roxl smiled, but it quikly faded. "Yeah, that's fine." Roxl ordered, and slurped down three Pepsi's.

Kinaga smiled, ordered and looked back at Roxl. "So tell me, aside from the battle, what have I missed the past 20 years? Anything interesting?"

"Uuuuuummmmmmmmmm.....Lemme think. Uhh? Ya know, I think you did miss...well, nothing really."

Kinaga smiled slyly. "Oh come on Roxl, you can tell me. What'd I miss?" Kinaga leaned back in his chair and looked at Roxl.

Roxl again looked at him. "Nothing, I merely forgot that it never actually happened, thus, you missed nothing."

Kiaga tilted his head at Roxl. "Come on, you mean to tell me nothing interesting has happened in 20 years except the battle? Life can't be that boring."

"Really? When I lived in Athens, I was known as the god of the Sea, Posideon. Why I lived there after Athena beat me I am unsure...but my life was ALWAYS boring then!"

Kinaga laughed. "Well, I guess life can be that boring. Putting aside the universal uninteresting stuff, who was your daughter's mother?" he asked, in a more serious tone.

"You've heard of Julias Ceaser, right? Well that was me. Back then I had a wife... I dont remember her name... and we had T'lula."