"Okay. Stiles, you can take that with you. We'll think about it tomorrow."

"Sure. Have a good night, Kero."

"Good night."

As usual, Scott lets Stiles out the window.

"Okay. I'm going to go downstairs and make dinner. Do you want anything to eat?"

"Ooh yes!"

"Okay. I can just bring you dessert, or I can try making something you like."

"Ooh! I don't know yet what kinds of foods exist, but if dessert's sweet I want it."

"Okay. Other foods can be a project for later. I'll be back soon. You can...do whatever you do to entertain yourself."

He leaves his cards in the room. 

What is there to do in Scott's room?

There are textbooks, a pull-up bar, a bathroom, an inhaler, some comic books, and a laptop.

Oh, things Kero can use?

Yeah, that list covers pretty much everything he can see.

Unless he can think of something to do with a backpack. 

...what are comic books.

They are books with pictures! And stories, and lots of fighting and monsters. 

Basically.

So Scott will find Kero reading them when he comes back!

"Hey. I got you some fries, if you want, and I thought you might want to try ice cream." 

He deposits fries (from some local diner, it seems, based on the container) and a bowl of vanilla ice cream. 

"Did you like them? The comic books."

"They're fun!" he says, floating over to the french fries, and omnom.

Omnomnomnom!

"I haven't read all of them yet, Stiles gave them to me. Glad you liked them, anyway. The ice cream is your dessert. It's sweet, and cold, and soft...that's most of it, I guess." 

He picks up his cards and sits on his bed. 

And he starts to meditate. 

"It helps if you put your staff on your lap," Kero says between bites.

"Oh, thanks. I forgot." 

How does this chant go again? 

"Key of the Clow, show me your power, release?" he tries.

Well that wasn't how the chant went but it works alright and Kero doesn't say anything.

So he puts the staff on his lap, and closes his eyes, and holds the cards close.

Now it's significantly easier to meditate! And soon he'll find himself surrounded by the avatars of the cards.

He thinks about Windy and the Through and their relationship. 

They're there, yup. They don't seem to have much of a relationship, and in fact are almost qualitatively separate from each other.

He looks to Windy and Song.