Isaac:

I bit my lip "Yeeeeaaah, I am pretty special." I cleared my throat and made my voice deep. "Please bow down to the King of Bombs." Then I sighed. "It's going to be long enough that I'll miss your cute little face."

Kalon:

"Your mother has a lot on her mind." I whispered. "Don't make it harder."

Isaac:

I close my eyes. "Damn, you make this harder then it already was." I said, absently stroking her cheek with my thumb. "Do you have to?"

Kalon:

"That won't work. I'm sure she'll start to wonder where her daughter is." I said tugging her hand so she would get out from behind me.

Isaac:

"Okaaaay. And why do you have to let me?" I said frowning. "Well actually, yeah, I wouldn't want to set a bomb off without you~."

Kalon:

"This is going to hurt someone either way." I said, my nose twitching when I saw her about to cry.

Isaac:

I clapped my hands. "Right~! This is the stuff memories are founded off of~! This one is going to be a funny one too, guess what it does."

Kalon:

"Maybe you should. I'm not one for advice."

Isaac:

"Well duh, it explodes! But it explodes flour. Everyone in the place will be white as a ghost~!" I said giggling.

Kalon:

I grunted. "That's as helpful as I'll ever get. And I'm more then likely to suggest what I would do rather then what you could do."

Isaac:

I nodded. "It's going to be fun~! Who should we spring it on though? WAIT! Never mind, let's finish it up first." I said, getting up.

Kalon:

"If that's what you'd like."

Isaac:

I rubbed my hands together, "Now where were weeee? Ah, yes, you connected those wires over there...Now the other end--this is the fun bit, goes into this explosive here." I said, pulling it out. "But you have to be careful~! If you knock this piece loose..." I said gesturing to the line of circuitry on the explosive. "Whole thing will blow~!"

Kalon:

"Come on then!" I said, a little annoyed but going toward where he mom went. She'd just have to follow.

Isaac:

I giggled, "Yeah, that wouldn't be good, would it?" I said taking the tweezers and pinching the wires, carefully connecting them to the explosive.

Kalon:

"Looks like you got off easier then I thought..." I mumbled.

Isaac:

"Oh, no...! Make a few people look preeeetty ridiculous, but it's mostly harmless as long as you're not standing directly over it or holding it when it goes off."

Kalon:

I frowned. "Go with her? Where?"

Isaac:

"You can't rush explosives~!" I said, finishing up. It's still not done though, and I think you can do this part. Just gotta put this container here with the flour, into this thing." I said, pulling out the bomb shell.

Kalon:

I glanced between the two of them. "Really? Me?"

Isaac:

"Yup, Doesn't really matter how you do it." I said with grin.

Kalon:

"No, I'll do it." I said, talking to Tara, but looking at Navain. She couldn't do it by herself, she'd break down somewhere along the line.

Isaac:

"Yeah, I prepared most of the stuff. Anyway, Not done yet~! Still got to put the explosive in the shell. I'll wire and program the detonator though."

Kalon:

I looked away from her when she started wiping tears. "It isn't a problem. I don't need anything."

Isaac:

"Well, I have to get it to communicate with the bomb without actually blowing it up, so for my detonators I have this little button here," I say, pointing to it. "To test it, all it activates is a light on the circuit board of the bomb. It's a paaaaaaain to program."

Kalon:

I nodded. This was the third time in the same day I was embraced against my will, might as well not make a fuss, though it still put me on edge. "Come on, Navain."