James smiled, "Suuure it is." he nodded, "The more you verbally spar with me, the stronger you get mentally, right?" he argued easily.

"... You mean the more mentally fatigued I get," Yue retorted.

"And the less you get caught up in your own depression." James continued with a smile. "So, what should we argue about today?"

"Your logic is dirt," Yue replied.

"I beg to differ." James replied with a casual nod, "My logic is a boulder."

"That falls crashing down into a million pieces when you test it," Yue replied.

"You mean it flies upward and explodes into a millions pretty sparks when I test it." James grinned.

Yue stared blankly at James for a moment. "Nothing that comes out of your mouth makes sense," she decided.

James laughed a bit, "Like a firework. A firework." he explained, "A big, rainbow colored firework."

"And you're sure you're not gay?" Yue asked. "Or perhaps a little bi?"

James laughed a little louder, "No chance." he winked at Yue, "No chance at all. That whole thing grosses me out, it's a wonder I can stand Wolfe." he chuckled.

"And yet your mind is a big rainbow colored firework. I'm not the only one around here that needs help." She replied.

James smirked a little but his smile was fading, "Yes, because your mind is filled with nothing but darkness."

Yue was silent for a long moment. "... There certainly aren't any rainbow fireworks in there," she decided quietly.

"You've got not fireworks going off." James said sadly, "You've lost the spark."

"I'm pretty sure there never were any fireworks to begin with," Yue explained. "You're the only one with fireworks in your head."