"I have all the time in the world at the rate I'm spooking around," she assures him. "It's not a big deal and I bet the others who I like to look after would be relieved I'm not pestering them as much while I look over Tsubaki and the other girls."

Tsubaki seemed like a nice girl and if she's a relative of Heiji, Clara considers her a friend by association. She'll help the best way she knows how: Watching people over and trying to dissuade them from doing something dangerous.

By the time they had to disembark, Clara is relieved and is quick to follow behind the two from a distance. Thank goodness they finally were getting to somewhere that didn't move as much. Now and then, during the trip, she found herself 'slipping' so to speak. When the train made a stop or went without her being prepared for the jolt, she keeps finding herself skidding (floating) to the back.

She takes some comfort knowing she must have looked a little silly, 'sliding' back into the cart and provided a sliver of entertainment during the ride. But she's happy they're back on solid ground. There are just some places ghosts mix better in. A welcoming residence of a friend happens to be one of them.