[ Even as they speak (and the flirting seems to slide right off her like water from a duck’s back) Yako looks them over for any sign of injury — seeing as there isn’t any, the wreck made of their hair aside, she offers them both a relieved smile. ]

I think this is all just a big misunderstanding. I’ll try talking to them ... [ She looks up at the house and blinks. Hold on, she recognizes this place — she was here just a few days ago, helping to clean up. She turns back to the kids, who look much more stymied that someone who can use magic is on the scene, interrupting them before they can gather the courage to try again. ]

I know this used to be your house, but you’ve been moved to a new one now, haven’t you? [ Oh, their parents being angry about it could explain some of it, but they’re defending a single building, not roaming around looking for random people to harass. So the key to getting them to step off, whatever it is, must be to do with the house itself. Yako blinks and straightens, connecting the dots. ]

Could it be ... are you looking for something you left behind, but you couldn’t figure out how to get inside the house? [ Judging from the instant way that the boy reddens and sputters, it seems like Yako’s scored a hit. She brushes some hair behind her ear. ] If that’s how it is ... we’ll help you look, but you have to promise to stop hexing these nice men, all right?

[ That’s about when she’ll look over to Kaoru and Rei, smiling sunnily. ] How about it? If we work together, it shouldn’t take long, right?