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Shiny, Warm, and Fluttery

Saga prepares for school and tells Sugar that she'll be out shopping with Ann and Norma after school. Sugar says she wants to come too but Saga tells her she can't and leaves while Sugar throws a fit. As Sugar flies out of the room to follow Saga, Salt and Pepper stop her and tell her that they should start finding the Kirameki. Sugar agrees and follows them both to start searching for the Kirameki.

As the three of them look around town square for a clue where the Kirameki is, Sugar tells them the Kirameki is probably something sparkly. Salt tells her that the Kirameki is something warm. Pepper says the Kirameki is probably something that's fluttery. As they argue, Pepper states that whatever the Kirameki is, it's most likely important to humans, so they should search somewhere that there's a lot of people.

Sugar finds a shiny dress being sold in a shop and flies over to it and hugs it, saying it's the Kirameki. But the dress ends up falling off the hanger and the shop person picks it back up. Pepper finds a little boy with cotton candy and claims its the Kirameki. Salt finds a lamp and claims it's the Kirameki because it's warm.

They all sigh at their mistakes and they notice a book cover in front of the bookshop. The book is the tale about the arguement about the Sun and Wind. Salt gets frustrated because he thought he would get away from such stories once he came to the human world. Pepper adds in that in the story, the wind fairy wasn't trying to blow off the man's coat, but trying to get the man to clutch his coat tighter because he had a present inside his coat pocket.

As Saga and her friends walk through town, they meet up with Phil and his friends. He asks them if they want to join their hunt in the junkyard for parts for his Rainfall EX machine. Saga politely declines and Phil and his friends walk off to the junkyard.

In the sky above, Sugar, Salt, and Pepper still have no clue on what the Kirameki is. A grown up fairy flies past them and they get excited as they introduce themselves to her and ask her if she knows what the Kirameki is. The fairy smiles and tells them it's part of their training so she can't tell. She introduces herself as Ginger and flies away to make rain.

Sugar, Salt, and Pepper find themselves hungry and fly to the waffle shop. As Salt and Pepper stare at the waffles, they wonder if it's the Kirameki. Sugar corrects them and tells them it's a "Wa-Ho". Saga and her friends then walk up to the waffle shop to get some waffles. Saga notices Sugar, Salt, and Pepper as they ask her for a waffle too. Saga orders two plain waffles and Norma and Ann wonder if Saga has a big appetite.

While they sit at the fountain eating waffles, Norma and Ann talk about a skirt that they want to buy. Sugar asks Saga if she has any more waffle and Saga tells her that's all she's getting. Sugar, Salt, and Pepper look up and notice that the waffle shop worker was throwing out pieces of waffle for the pidgeons. The three of them rush over to collect waffle pieces to eat. Saga watches them and then walks off with Ann and Norma, knowing that Sugar will be all right.

As Sugar bites into her waffle piece, she notices something shining on a rooftop and flies over. Inside a little opening on the roof, she finds a nest and a shiny bell resting on it. Sugar exclaims its the Kirameki and goes inside to grab it. Suddenly a black crow swoops down into the nest and begins to peck at Sugar, trying to get the bell back. Salt and Pepper yell at Sugar to get out as they watch from outside. Sugar sneaks out of the nest through a hidden way and tries to sneak away with the bell but the bell makes a small noise and the crow notices. Sugar flies away with the bell in her hands as the crow chases after her. Salt and Pepper chase after them from behind.

As Norma shows Ann the skirt that she should buy, Saga looks up and notices the crow cawing. She shrugs it off and helps her friends with deciding on which skirt to buy.

Sugar ends up flying to the junkyard and into an old birdcage, trying to get away from the crow. The crow goes after her but as it beats its wings, it causes the birdcage to roll and tumble down. Salt and Pepper find Sugar trapped inside the birdcage with the unconsious crow. Salt and Pepper can't open the birdcage by themselves and notices Phil and his friends collecting junk nearby.

Salt and Pepper try to get their attention to help Sugar out of the cage but it's no use, since they all can't see them. After a while of trying to get their attention with their season instruments, they realize Saga's the only one that can see them and they rush off to find her.

Saga arrives at the junk yard with Salt and Pepper. Phil notices her and asks her if she came to help them out after all. Saga says she was there to get something else really quick and rushes off to find Sugar trapped inside the birdcage. Saga opens the cage and Sugar flies out, happy that Saga rescued her. Sugar shows her bell to Saga, claiming it's the Kirameki.

Phil walks over and takes the bell (without noticing Sugar, Salt, and Pepper of course) and wonders why Saga had an old bell with her. The crow suddenly flies up and snatches the bell away from Phil. He yells at the crow and tells Saga that the crow's name is Joe and it's famous for snatching up and collecting shiny things. Sugar realizes that it wasn't the Kirameki, but the bell after all.

In the bathtub with Saga, Sugar, Salt, and Pepper play in the bubbles and realize it's shiny, warm, and fluttery and begin thinking it's Kirameki. Saga gets annoyed and tells them to knock it off and they should shampoo their hair. Sugar, Salt, and Pepper refuse to and try to prevent Sage from washing them.