"They will not ask for an inspection, they have no right to. And once they are gone, you will get rid of the traps." Sapphire said with a smile.

"Jus' in case."

Kissui curled up on the wooden floor, it creaked under her weigth.
She smiled, her tattered clothing ruffled by the breeze coming through the holes in the walls.

"Hawk!" Adrien yelled, running after her. "Give me back my book!"

"Won't do, Falcon!" Mirage smirked, whipping her hand out to create an illusion of a rock that startled him. He tripped over his own feet, and she smirked.

Jesse: At this current time, or what was perceived to be for everyone else, we were sitting on one of the roofs of a tall building. "Yo cuz, since they're waiting, grab my hand. This hour will be over in no time." Amelia grabbed my hand, gripping it nervously.
Suddenly, my eyes glowed with a sea-green mist almost dripping from them. While we remained in the same place, in a few perceived seconds, an hour passed. The sun dipped down a bit lower. And we were in the exact same position.
"Ugh..." Jesse let go of my hand, and, as she was dizzy as a side effect, she slid off the roof. Last second, she turned into an owl, like the one we found earlier, and hovered.

Just inches from Sapphire's head.

Kissui heard the frightened squeaks of her mice friends.
Struggling to her feet she stumbled outside, she hissed blinded by the sun for a few seconds.
An owl was hovering over an important looking woman's head by mere inches.
He mice friends were petrified in fear.
Kissui began making angry grunting sounds and imitated the squeaks of the mice and told off the owl.
"Leave friends alone."
She seemed to say.

Sapphire looked up and gulped. "Chi, you run on home now! I'm gonna make sure that these men are well paid and know the way home. Don't use magic till their truck is out of site." She said hurriedly. She walked up to the truck and the normals unloading it. She thanked them, handed them some money, and told them they may go.

"Okay momma!" She said, running home

Kissui grunted and skittered into the shadows, the sunlight hurt her eyes.

Blue watched the truck go. "They're gone, thank goodness." She mumbled.