caughtinanetwork | 07 ♀ Video

[Minako surprisingly was in the kitchen. What was even more of a surprise was that she was actually trying to cook.]

Hey guys. I'm glad that everything is almost back to normal, minus the damp in places and soaking wet belongings, but it's getting there. [She glances at the pan, the oil seems to have heated nicely.] So in celebration, I thought I might try my hand at cooking for once.

[She seems rather happy with the current situation. It seemed like she can use the oil. That was until flames started to erupt from it, causing Minako to pretty much freak out.]

Eh?! A fire, uh. How does one put out a fire? [She puts down the SFC for a moment while she goes to deal with it, the only view visible was the ceiling. Minako could still be heard scurrying around.]

Water! Water! I need water! [Soon the sound of running water could be heard, then going silent before another sound was heard. A few second after the noise of what could only be the fire getting worse, Minako appears of the feed again, looking more and more panicked.] I need help! I tried to put water on a fire, which I was sure is how you put out a fire. But instead of going out it turned into a fireball.

[And the fire is probably still burning while she's talking, but there isn't much she can do. Nor how she can do it.] Please hurry.

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[It was a few hours after the fire is finally out and a few hours of thinking later, Minako feels like she should at least talk to certain people about one of the things that happened, such as the power swap. She was certain they have figured out by now who she really was because of it, so she needed to be reassured that they will be silent about it.]

Uh, hi. I'm Minako. I don't think we ever spoke before, but I need to talk to you about something important when you have the time.

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[Wallace's eyes widened at what he was seeing on the screen. He swallowed before thinking how to help her.]

Try placing a damp cloth over the flames. If that doesn't work, try ~~using a Water-type Pokémon. That might work.]~~ suffocating the flames by up-turning the pan.

Oh! Damp cloth, that might actually work!

[Right, that's easier than turning a pan over.]

I hope it works. [Burgh hoped that the girl wouldn't burn herself in the process.] Be careful.

I hope it works to. I don't want to be homeless.

[Finding a cloth after a minute of looking she rushes over to the sink, running the tap.]

You won't be homeless, if you manage to get to the fire in time. [He hopes she does.]

Be careful of the flames, as you hold the cloth over the pan.

I will. [Once it's good and wet, she slowly make her way towards the fire, which was still burning, waiting for a chance to throw it.]

Will you tell me when to throw it on?

I shall try. Do not try to panic. [Because that will be bad. Yep.]

Alright....how far are you from the fire?

Um. [She looks over at it.] A few steps.

Alright. Don't panic. [That was the worse thing she could do, right?]

Just place the wet cloth over the fire with your arms outstretched.

[Well, she was pretty much panicking anyway, so this is nothing new.]

Okay, okay. I can do that. Really. [She edges a step or two, arms outstretched as soon she throws the towel on the fire.]

I did it.

[Wallace feels like holding his breath, as he watched her put the fire out.]

There. You did it. See?

I did do it. Though I thought throwing water on it doesn't work. So how does a wet towel?

[Someone before had told her about the water thing before.]

The wet towel works by stopping any oxygen from fuelling the fire anymore. The blanket covers the flames and extinguishes the heat of the fire. [It was technical but he was trying here.]

[She just looks on in confusion. She probably wasn't paying a lot of attention.]

That doesn't explain the water. At least I don't think it does.

Well, at least the fire is out now. That's the main thing, right? [Wallace just wanted her safe and the situation diffused.]

That's a main thing, but now I have to clean up and find a new pan and towel.

There is always cleaning up after a fire. At least you are safe and everything is under control. I am Wallace. [He waved some.]

May I know your name?

I'm Minako Aino and I've been in worse situations before, but then again a fire is still terrifying.

Nice to meet you, Minako. Fire is pretty scary I must admit. At least you managed to get the situation under control, which is always a good thing.

I do thanks to someone, but as I mentioned I should get to cleaning.

Of course. Perhaps I should leave you to attend your cleaning duties.

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