[Sol Eran]

The white with deep red stripes of the medical helicopter could be seen from a distance, even if you weren't watching carefully. It was from the New York University Medical Center. It raced with urgency through the dense fog of the canadian rockies. The mist of morning dew floating between the peaks, with clouds also nearby. Like a mass of moving spider webs eating the forests.

“I don't know if I'm as calm about this decision as you are doctor,” said the med-tech as the wind whistled past just under the loud rhythmic rumble of the rotor above them. They had to check her stats manually, due to the problem that direct contact caused to non-wireless devices with her skin. It was as though she were a fiber-optic conduit, sending the signal about where she needed to be so badly through her body.

“My boy, worry less, monitor more. Without the electronics, we're going to have to be patient,” Stated the older doctor from the other side of the care-flight medical unit they were in. “We are hopefully taking her someplace that will help her.”

“Yeah, but I can't help but think that it may still take a while to get her out of this.”

“That may well be, and you are likely right, a traumatic experience like what she seems to have experienced must have been quite devastating,” Helsing replied.

Due to the tension of having been surprised by a visit from the Royal Police, they had a crowd of students waiting for the care-flight, a disheveled asian woman in a dirty apron and a rock t-shirt waiting patiently for someone else they hoped might also be here. They did not seem to be holding out, though. Because an Emergency Medical Team also lay in wait.

The forceful primary rotor caused the grass to become flattened in a circular pattern. The team inside of the helicopter went to action immediately, opening the side of the helicopter and allowing the wheeled stretcher to come out with minimal problems. The girl was abnormally tall, considering what they estimated her age to be.

Van Helsing approached the asian woman, “You are?”

“Lili Rui Guo, art teacher. We have been expecting you. Most of the students have been a bit antsy about it, since the school has been buzzing around in relation to it.”

“Ah, and what do you believe you can do,” He asked patiently.

“We believe either our medical staff, or one of our many gifted students will be able to help her,” She responded. “Until we know just whom that is, we will be moving her to our medical facilities,” She finished quietly as she ushered them through to the school's entryway.
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Eran felt as though her world was peaceful, yet troubling. It was almost too peaceful. She lay there, in this sort of dormant world, like a computer in screen saver mode. She could feel her body be manipulated, but she felt trapped. She couldn't move, she heard all numbers of sounds. She felt like screaming but couldn't.

As though in a field that sounded like a city, with noise swirling around her. That was until she heard a gentle voice speak to her. All of the noise went away as what seemed to be white hole in space time opened up. Such a delicate voice emanated from it, but who was it?

This post has been edited by Sol Eran on Apr 5 2011, 03:31 PM

[Jin Hiragashi]

The new student was arriving today and although normally new students didn’t cause much of a stir today was different, most in the school had heard. After all this new student was a little different. For one her entrance was a little more grand then most, not only that she was unconscious as well, not just unconscious but in a long term coma and some how this information had gotten out to the student populace.

Still as a teacher Jin felt it her duty to check things out. Not only that but it would be a good experience for one of her apprentices after all as of yet Rohesia had gotten no real experience in healing magic. Even if it did turn out there was little she could do it would help expose where the young vampire needed further training and with her own stronger healing powers she would also try to help the girl as much as she could.

Jin walked towards the commotion, the art teacher, Miss Guo, was already there but that hardly surprised Jin after all she guessed there had to be a staff member designated to meet the ambulance crew. Now Jin herself hadn’t heard much about the girl herself only the minimum details so she had no idea on the girls condition, her name or even her appearance. All Jin knew was a student was arriving who was in a coma and would be brought in by a human ambulance crew.

As Jin approached the entrance way she let her silver eyes skim over the blue girl on the stretcher, her gaze softened a little before turning to the art teacher. “Hello Miss Guo, so I take it this is the new student? Do you know much more details on her condition?” All her usual subtle authority and formality in her voice. “My apprentice, Miss Rohesia Omnia, will also be along in a little while as I believe she may prove useful.” After all she didn’t want the young vampire to turn up in the middle of an awkward situation, not that the young girl had much perception of what an awkward situation was exactly.

[LiliRuiGuo]

The medical technicians moved the student towards the stairs. As they realized they would have to lift it Lili touched them silently and reassuringly. She used her abilities and lifted the girl and the stretcher from the ground, moving it slowly and tactfully to the top of the stairs, sitting the wheeled stretcher down with a gentle click at the top.

They now had to move it down the hallway and repeat this same step two more times. With stressful face, and sudden fatigue Lili stated in the direction of the technicians, but mostly to Gin, “If we could get her to the infirmary faster. I believe it would be the appropriate place for your apprentice to meet the girl.”

Lili followed the medical technicians as they pushed as best as possible to get the girl to the other end of the hall. Until an alternative could be found, they were planning to use the stairwell to get to the fourth floor.

Lili rubbed what she could of the clay from her hands. How inadequate she felt in moments like these. Only able to transfer Chi from herself and to other things and people. It was as though she was the least capable here. The only major use it had was to be used and channeled. Carefully used, it could do many things, speaking to minds for one, or communing with the spirits of the dead when she was deep in the practice of Thai Chi.

It was then that she was reminded of the questions posed by the teacher only moments before. What an easily distracted woman she was. She blushed slightly at the thought, “She is apparently in some kind of coma. As was in the news, she has affected a lot of computer technologies between going under and coming here. It has been a year since she had contact with a computer.”

She had only been given a basic knowledge of the girls condition, mostly so that she could best accommodate their visitors while they were briefly there. As she understood it, the medical people from New York would be leaving as soon as the girl was stable and sleeping in Darbyville Academy's own infirmary. The best medical professionals in New York had done everything they knew to help the girl pro-bono, and to no avail.

“If I may interject,” stated Doctor Van Helsing-Westenra. “We have done everything we knew for her. The only reason we contacted you, was every electronic device she came into contact with was ruined and permanently strobed the name of your school”

He rubbed his goateed chin and continued, “That includes an MRI and CT scanner. If you can help her, it would be very helpful to know how you did it. Even if it involves,” he paused apprehensively, “alternative medicine.”

Lili seemed to smile at the mention of it. Oh how alternative their methodologies might seem to some of the uneducated. Some of which had just walked into the school accompanying the tall blue girl. They made it to the stairwell, “if you could please help me, Gin.”

[Sol Eran]

Eran felt like she had been permitted the ability to fly. Almost as though she had been given a free chance to mingle with the Relha Trees of her home planet again. That was one of the largest things she missed about her home, the oneness with nature.

The people of Earth seemed to see nothing or barely the tip of that oneness, and it made her feel sad that they mistreated their planet so. Their cities nearly blanketed the globe, and eliminated the biodiversity, rather than building in synergy with nature.

The smog was one of the things that she had never gotten used to in New York City. When it was bad, she had to wear a light scarf to cover her mouth and nose. As a result of the air quality, she had developed a slight rasp to her voice that only fully went away when it rained or became humid. In order to sing with any angelic clarity, she had to carry a bottle of water with her when indoors to drink before she performed.

However, before this feeling could keep her too long, the floating feeling stopped. As though gravity suddenly decided to take effect again. Voices began to fill her headspace again, a male, and a female with a soft voice, but a different one, though.

There was the bright light again, it seemed impossibly far away, but seemingly very loud considering the distance. It was like these voices came from it, but how close would they come? Could they help her get out of what seemed like a screen saver for her head?

She hoped whatever was going on outside of her, was better than what had happened inside. She had seen all kinds of memories and datums get filed away by her biologically advanced brain. It was as though she had been dreaming for months. And then she came to this place between those dreams. A sort of Garden of Eden, with fruit trees, and randomness. The light had only been present recently and she did not know why.

[Jin Hiragashi]

Now Jin could have transported the girl to the infirmary in a couple of seconds, the only problem was as of yet she was still unsure how her magic would affect the girl. She knew that most of the technology seemed to have failed but with technology as soon as it was broke it was broke magic was a lot more complicated. Especially with a magic like Jin's. Truthfully that was part of the reason she was bring along Rohesia, the young vampire was not only an accomplished healing but Jin had also been teaching her a technique especially for today. Something just in case, it was something she normally wouldn't teach as it was a way of cutting of another mages power for a few minutes but honestly Jin believed the girl didn't have a bad bone in her body and would never use her magic in a malicious way.

“For now I believe the conventional way will be the safest and fastest way, we are still unsure how she will react to certain...methods.” Jin spoke, her voice as polite as ever. She knew Lili was concerned for the girl, as was Jin but she didn't want to risk any further complications.

So it seemed Lili didn't know all that much more then her, truthfully Jin still knew little about the art teacher. She still wasn't sure what powers she had or how powerful she was. Things like that had never concerned Jin. She knew that each of the teachers were powerful and well respected in and out of their own fields and although some of them may hold very little official qualifications, Jin herself being one of those.

“Keeping her away from any computers shouldn't be too hard though.” After all Jin herself relied on very little to no technology and unless the medical department had changed drastically from the last time she was in there, which admittedly was a couple of years ago now, they didn't rely as heavily on technology as a human hospital either.

As the man interjected Jin turned her gaze, after all she always believed in looking at people who where speaking to her, it was basic form of respect. However why the electronic devices would be imprinted with the name of the school she was unsure of but that wasn't saying much, after all the girl didn't understand too much about modern technology, she knew what she needed to and that was it.

“We will do our best for the girl however as for telling you if we do manage to achieve something, that is a different matter.” What she did was very dangerous, it was an art and one that could go very wrong simply telling someone who Jin knew very little about was something the young woman certainly didn't do. “That is not saying I won't tell you, I am simply saying I cannot give you an answer on that here an now.”

[LiliRuiGuo]

“That is quite alright,” The male doctor stated, “Anything is better than what I expected from such a secluded spot that I had never heard of before a few days ago.”

Lili, having gotten the unfortunate news about getting assistance, tried her best not to show her own fatigue as she closed her eyes, in order to feel the stretcher with greater clarity. It was as though, she was touching it with larger hands than her own, but in fact it was Lili being forced to channel all of the Chi she could pull from the air around her. Her own aura was a deep one, a strong aura that when channeled, contained a good bit of Chi. Magic, she knew very little of how to use it, and she had no ideas as to how it related to Chi. To her the only magic she had experienced was Thai Chi.

It only took them a few minutes, with Lili's help, to get through the remainder of the stairwell. They then began to roll the stretcher the rest of the remaining distance to the medical center. A nondescript room full of white sheeted beds, and old fashioned apparatus’s. They moved the tall blue girl to a bed, and a few EMTs took the stretcher away quickly. Relieved that their job had finished. It was obvious they had all been baffled enough that they were going to leave the girl here without much question.

The male doctor, without a word, forced a manila envelope into Lili's hands.

The other attendant, which looked a bit relieved to be able to leave stated, “give that to her attending physician.”

After they had left, Lili tried her best to stave off the male Chi, which had been called upon to help move the stretcher. He was somewhat angry about the situation at hand. The girl being left so nonchalantly. The female chi managed to remain on top of this anger, and it floated on the surface like a flower on turbulent waters.

She breathed in deeply, “I am somewhat relieved that they made such a hasty retreat,” she said smiling nervously, “It would have been embarrassing to have to explain how my male Chi became channeled into this realm.”

In the bed, the blue girl's breathing was stable, she looked peaceful, as her eyes darted around gently beneath the eye lids, as though in a dreamful sleep...

[Sol Eran]

Eran was now engulfed in a sequence that she couldn't help but know was a dream. It was a wide open space, filled with glowing blossoms, and broken up by large billowy trees. If she hadn't known it was a dream, it would have been a worthwhile place to be. It was one of the gardens at a school back at her home planet. The only positive of being where she was, in her mind, was the memories. But she also felt so very alone when she were in memories like these. Dreams weren't reality, you could control them too much, and everyone lacked a personality besides her own.

She hoped it wouldn't have to last much longer, seeing as she had aspirations, and desires, and things she wanted to do besides this. Life was definitely becoming almost too much for her to fathom, being trapped in her own mind.

What she would give to come back to reality, to be with living creatures that weren't her mind's floating s. She breathed inwards, seeing the face of her brother again. It had happened before, in dreams. Her brother's face would come forward, and show itself off on a person or one of her own people's. It was mind numbingly painful to see, and she worried that he was dead every day.

Unlike her brother, she probably did not hold the honor of his memory. She wished he had disappeared from her mind. Gone somewhere she couldn't see. However, his face lingered in her memory, even in dreams and it drove her nuts. If she were to ever see anyone from her family again, would she believe it? The dreams had taken a horrific toll on her emotions over the last year.

[Jin Hiragashi]

Jin would have liked to assist more in the transport of the stretcher Miss Guo’s usage of chi was a lot less invasive then her own magic. It was easy to tell that the art teacher did not find using her powers as natural as Jin did, they seemed to take a lot more of her energy. Magic was, for Jin, second nature. It was an art that could be taught though those with it in their blood found it far easier to channel then those learning from scratch. How things works with the other teachers chi, Jin herself wasn’t a hundred percent sure on. Still she seemed to have a good grasp on it and if for whatever reason it turned out the art teacher ran into too much trouble Jin would intervene, she just thought it best to avoid using her magic directly on the student until they where in a more secure environment.

Still she could take this time to call on Rohesia, it wouldn’t take the girl too long to get to the infirmary but Jin wasn’t the type to wait around. She liked things done at a speedy pace if possible then take time with things that needed it. The teacher’s eyes seemed to shiver for a second before dying to their natural silver state.

Once they arrived at the infirmary, a place Jin had always found a little strangely located, it was obvious the humans who had been attending to her wanted nothing more then to get out of the school as soon as possible.

That in itself thought worked rather well for Jin. After all she was not fond using magic in front of humans and even thought they seemed to have treated the rather unusual girl in front of her the best they could. As well Jin’s apprentice was a vampire, one who could get distracted very easily around something new and a room full of human doctors was certainly new for Rohesia so it could prove a little bothersome to have her asking a hundred questions a second as she had a habit of doing.

“I must agree with you on that statement as well. I find they would just have been a distraction to my apprentice, I should probably warn you she it a little…unconventional and outspoken but I assure you she is a very talented healer.” She only felt it fair to give the art teacher a little warning after all someone as respectful as Jin would hardly be expected to have an apprentice such as Rohesia but she was a hard worker and talented and above all else they where two traits Jin valued highly.

[Rohesia Omnia]

Rohesia had been waiting a while now. The magic teacher Miss Hiragashi, had told her to remain on standby for today as later on she would be called on. Other then that Rohesia had little information. Still she didn't mind. She trusted Miss Hiragashi, the teacher had never given the young vampire reason too. Not that much could give Rohesia a reason not to do what someone requested.

She liked helping out. Well as much as she could and the teacher had said her healing powers might come in useful! She had been training hard the past couple of weeks but she never complained. She had asked for the lessons so would do all the teacher asked with a smile on her face. She was glad just to have the opportunity to learn. She had never had someone willing to teacher her before, apparently Rohesia was something called an apprentice. Exactly how that was different from a normal student she didn't know but Rohesia did seem to get a lot more of the magic teachers time.

A small silver bird fluttered in on the girl resting by her before. That was the magic teachers message calling for her! Rohesia already knew where she needed to go so quickly leapt to her feet. She knew Miss Hiragashi didn't like being kept waiting. She eagerly ran out the door and started leaping up the steps, there where certainly a lot of them from the dungeon to the infirmary but it shouldn't take her too long. After all Omnia where known for their speed.

Luckily as well the girl was pretty good at weaving, still it didn't stop her ploughing into a few, rather confused looking people, especially when she merely gave a grin apologized then sprinted off again. She probably would have had a little more hassle if not for the confusion she seemed to cause.

It didn't take her long to get to the infirmary, she was breathing a little heavily after the climb of all the stairs but it didn't take a bratehr instead simply gave a knock on the door and without waiting for a reply entered to see the two teacher and the blue girl laying on the bed. “Hullo!” Rohesia said with a wide grin rocking back and forth a little on her heels.

[LiliRuiGuo]

Uncharacteristically loud noises could be heard in the hall, running as fast as they could. There were periodic quiet apologies, then more frantic steps. They seemed to continue towards them. It was then that the young blonde haired girl entered behind Lili.

Lili watched the beautiful tall blue girl sleep as the almost paradoxically excited young girl raced into the room. She was a healer, as her instructor had called her. She wasn't quite sure how healing magic worked. Her own powers were limited in their abilities to effect health beyond moving the chi around, promoting better circulation. An apprentice, that meant the woman had taken prized interest in the girl's abilities. She could trust Jin, or so she thought thus far.

The chinese woman thought about the fact that she had little purpose beyond this point, but she decided it was best to ensure the girl's safety. As a result, Lili deduced that it would be appropriate to observe.

“I'm sure your student will perform admirably, or you wouldn't trust her with the lives of people,” she replied softly. “I can be outspoken myself when given the opportunity. I used to be in the limelight a lot in my past.”

Lili walked around the bed to the other side, pulling a chair closer to the bed, and sitting. She held one of the soft blue hands. Looked at the clothes that were obviously well kept, but very awkward on a tall girl's frame. Lili breathed in deeply before tracing the edge of the girls face with a very warm expression, “Such a beautiful piece of the universe. I do hope we can help her.”

Lili couldn't help but be reminded of another tall blue person she had met. Whether that person would know this person was here, she didn't know. However, if he wasn't here already, he might not have been interested enough to figure it out. Lili would only tell him if he asked, it seemed the best thing to do, unless she awoke soon. With any luck, she would, and that would make it easier to tell him without causing worry. However, if the girl didn't want to see him, that was up to her also. What kinds of horrifying demons that might have crept into her mind during the comatose state.

Lili released her hand, and felt oddly more calm than before. It was as though some form of emotion had ceased to be transmitted between the two. Why Lili hadn't noticed the aura before, she had no idea. Chi was channeled by all living things. Perhaps this was just a very weak or unintentional response to the woman's touch.

Noticing that she hadn't made any notice of the student, Lili finally turned to her, ”Hello, Ms. Omnia.”

[Sol Eran]

It was as though electricity flew through the girl's body. Eran let the feeling bathe her, as the inate feeling caused emotional waves of pleasure. The feeling was as though a line was being traced along her face. It reminded her of something her mother used to do when she was little. The small sparks that lit on her senses, as though being tickled. However, the feeling was pleasant enough that it drowned out the dreams and the fear that she felt. It was though she were closer to the surface. Her face in the real world seemed to enter into a sort of smile at the feeling.

Little did Eran know that she and the woman tracing her face had been inexplicably linked by the touch. As the fingers touched her, it sent these impulses throughout the girl's brain like a symphony. It had only happened once before, but not nearly as pronounced or as long. Probably because not anyone had taken such an interest in her.

This distinct touch between living creatures, was one of the few ways to communicate for her people to communicate beyond language. They could feel emotions and thoughts through the air if they wanted, but it was impolite to pry into the thoughts of others without permission. Usually if you were touched in her culture, permission was given, and as such, mental transmission became a natural extension of their society.

When the tracing stopped and the emotional transfer ceased, Eran became somewhat saddened. Her expression both mentally and physically shifted to displeasure. She had no idea that this was happening outside of her brain, so she only had to assume it was something her mind was doing to toy with her. It had been a while that she had felt much other than unclear dreams that seemed to step right out of pages from a salvador dali painting.

The girl merely hoped that she would be able to get out of this situation soon. How she wished to see and feel the light again. It was like living in a world of information, one where the filing system was not intent on keeping anything with clarity, but with malcontent on confusing the person.

In the outside world, the blue girl's body rolled gently onto it's side, and then her tail flopped off of the bed. Her ears twitched agitatedly. It was obvious that the girl was feeling something in relation to the touch from Ms. Guo.

[Rohesia Omnia]

As soon as Rohesia's eyes landed on the girl in the bed they lit up. She was beautiful! Not in the way humans where or her own kind where but it was a strange beauty. She had never seen skin that colour either and she seemed very tall, even laid down, taller then her brother even! It made Rohesia a little sad that she was asleep and not waking up, well that was what the girl was gathering from the situation anyway. She still didn't know exactly what was going on but she was sure she;d be told in time. She hoped she could help the girl on the bed then maybe she would be able to talk to her! Talking to new people was always fun, especially interesting people and this girl certainly looked interesting. She hoped when she woke up she would be nice to Rohesia.

As the other woman in the room, the one she knew as Miss Guo from the board with all the teachers names on, spoke to her calling her Ms.Omnia Rohesia gave a little giggle. “I'm not Ms Omnia, I'm Rohesia! Ms is for teachers like you.” The girl said with a wide grin before turning to Miss Hiragashi and giving a bow like she was taught. Even though in her own world she was a noble to the girl that meant nothing, she knew her brother was a lord but she was just Rohesia Omnia.

She walked over to the girl on the bed looking down at her for a moment before reaching out to touch her forehead with the tips of her fingers. She really was beautiful. Rohesia wanted to reach out with her magic but knew better, Miss Hiragashi had told her it could be extremely dangerous to use magic on people she didn't know. “What's her name? And what is she? I have never smelt anyone like her.” The girl said her eyes still on the girl, she had a fantastic scent, much nicer then humans, most humans smelt a little funny. The ones with powers had a better scent.

She looked up at the two teachers with her wide dark eyes as if a little impatient to start. She wanted to help the girl as soon as possible, Rohesia didn't like seeing anyone hurt so tried to help whenever she could. She seemed to have a good streak of luck though because even though the teacher had told her she should be more careful as some people where dangerous the girl was fast and had never been hurt. She had never hurt anyone else either though, Rohesia would never fight back, only avoid attacks or take them.

[Jin Hiragashi]

It wasn't that Jin had any doubt in Rohesia's skill nor was it the fact she was a vampire that Jin felt she should give Lili some warning, it was more down to the fact Rohesia could be very blunt. She had a childlike demeanour, always questioning but at the same time so very self assured. The questions she had bombarded Jin with when she first met her she could never remembered being asked before in her life and well Jin was certain the girl had seen nothing like the girl on the bed. Even the prospect of another teacher would fascinate her. Still she had little doubt Lili could deal with Rohesia, she just found it better to prepare the other teacher a little.

As the girl on the bed moved as Lili moved her hands away Jin watched a small hint of interest in her eyes. So it seemed she still had brain function and apparently to some extent at least could feel, so whatever her condition it meant there was some hope. She wasn't shut off completely from the outside world it seemed.

As the familiar voice of Rohesia broke the quiet Jin's gaze lingered for a moment later before moving to the girl in the doorway. If nothing else Rohesia would certainly provide some optimism, though as Lili called her Ms Jin cringed a little inside. The girl would certainly give one of her giggles she gave when she thought people where being stupid and sure enough the girl corrected Lili. Or what Rohesia assumed to be correct.

Jin lingered back for a moment as Rohesia strode over taking in the girl on the bed, it was obvious she was amazed by her. As she started asking questions though Jin moved by the girls side herself. “Your questions will be answered later Rohesia, for now we need to help her.” Jin spoke, truthfully not knowing the answers herself but if she said that it would only be responded by another three or four questions. “ When you touch the girl earlier she moved. Which means she still has some response to feeling. That's certainly a positive.” She spoke more to Lili, though figuring Lili had already noticed, however Rohesia's eyes did light up a little more.

“Rohesia, remember what I taught you the other day? How to link your powers to mine? I want you to to that now.” She said the young vampire giving a nod in response and quickly closing her eyes. It took a few moments but Jin felt a wave of power flow into her, it was more of a back up then anything, plus Rohesia had a different healing energy then Jin and since she didn't know what exactly she was dealing with combining the two would do no harm. “Lili will you do me a favour, if anything seems to be going wrong with the girl get Rohesia's attention any way you can, it will break the link between us and stop either Rohesia or the girl being hurt.” Jin said simply before placing a hand on the girls forehead and shutting her senses to the outside world, her eyes turning pure silver.

She let her energy delve into the girl, whatever she was she had some power, Jin tried to push into her mind a little trying to find out exactly what had gone wrong in the first place and the most efficient way to fix it without forcing herself on the girls mind hoping the girl would simply let her access what she needed to.

[LiliRuiGuo]

Lili looked at Rohesia, “According to her file with the school, since they also enrolled her, her name is Sol Eran. We don't exactly know what she is.”

Before any more questions could penetrate the air, Rohesia and Jin seemed to get ready to do what they were about to do. It didn't take long for Jin to ask Lili to disturb Rohesia should anything negative seem to be occurring. Lili nodded, “I will do my best.”

As the group began their adventure into the girl's head, the blue body rolled over slowly. Her eye-lids racing around like something was going on in there. Lili had never been a psychologist, but it looked to be REM movements. She hoped that everything in there was ok, and that the two currently inside mentally, could bring a solution to the problem.

Had Lili a clue as to what should be done, she would have done something, but she was ill equipped to handle affairs of the mind, beyond speaking. Talking was about the limits of Chi inside of the mind, and it took way too much energy.

Although Lili was paying attention to the girl, she couldn't help but notice the weather outside, it was subtly beautiful, and singly too good looking to be inside. However, she knew she needed to be here. The girl on the bed needed them, or well she needed Jin and Rohesia; Lili felt helpless. Why did her powers have to be so useless? They could do many things, but when it came to saving lives, she had limited capacity to much of anything. She sighed as she looked at the girl. Her body seemed to be moving, but not very fast. The movements were not really much but what you would expect from such a tall girl while sleeping.

Lili watched as Rohesia and Jin worked, it was like staring into the mind of immense concentration, her eyes blank and silver. Like a ball of liquid silver. Although, technically you weren't allowed to have quicksilver, it was poisonous, but that's what they looked like. She moved to the other side of the bed to watch from that side. It would provide a better vantage point.

[Sol Eran]

Eran could feel the presence of someone in her mind. It was like being amongst her own people, so she welcomed it, hoping it was her own kind.

However, to help in solving the problem, her mind seemed to shift environments inside of her minds visual interior. The world stretched into fields of moving color, and then the streams of color moved fast enough to mix into white. The ultra white space was then filled with tall book cases with tall rolling ladders. The cases were full of books. They seemed to be rolling into position at a hundred miles an hour, until they came to a complete stop. There was a small army of people who looked just like herself in every way, except they wore maroon coveralls.

They were clamoring to fill an entire section of shelves that were empty. The books that were stacked on large rolling carts were wrapped in new dust covers. On the front of each and every one of them, read WWW and then a different sequential number on each one. It now made perfect sense what had happened. Her mind had observed more information than she could handle. Would she or the visitors be able to stop or help the process?

Eran didn't quite know, but she walked up to one of the many clones, “How much more do you have?”

“About, three-million-four-hundred-sixty-five,” the clone began to look agitated as someone walked passed.

“Keep working, we'll never finish if you stop,” said another clone.

The isles seemed to extend forever, like a space of virtually endless distance in all directions. However, Eran looked around, there were carts extending into the infinite distance of this one isle. She looked through a gap in the isle to the next, it was likewise the same, workers everywhere, books being shelved at a breakneck pace.

It was then that Eran noticed the two human women walking through the isle she was looking through to. As though the limits of physics didn't exist, Eran seemed to go from miles from the two to almost right next to them instantly.

“Who are you two? Are you here to help?” Asked Eran, then noticing that the workers nearest to her stopped working. They seemed to be equally as curios about the new strangers. Had they stumbled upon a solution, or would they be able to use this distraction as a way to help the poor blue girl.