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Raven hesitated before picking up her menu. She looked it over, slowly reading the words. She sat straight in the seat, her elbows were against her sides as she looked thought the menu. "It looks good." she said smiling to herself. "I think soup sounds good." She looked now toward that section of the menu.

“If it were that simple, we would have thought of one already. For now she needs to rest, but at the rate of the feathers being absorbed into her into her body. It is unlikely she will rest at all unless you have a better idea on how to stop the flow of absorption from being so quickly.” Rage was blunt about the matter. He didn’t like one of his patients suffering.

“Well now, this cat has a backbone after all. What did you say your name was chick and lad?” Solzeni was interested in them now. Her words came gently at first but more harsh at the last only because she was still protecting Nyma who laid sleeping.

Nyma laid in the bed unaware of what was happening till finally she would awaken. She looked rested to the relief of Rage and Solzeni. She even looked one hundred percent recovered somehow. She continued to lay this way until she sat up. Her wings had begun to beat gently as she took off from the room suddenly. Her body even shot past Laurell. She was being guided by something. Seeking something out, as she flew away from the place she was being held till finally she flew high into the air her wings glowing as she seemed to be looking for another feather.

"Is that all you want Raven?" You know I can cover the bill and it looks like you haven't eaten in a bit." Lance said as he looked up and saw the waitress coming back smiling happily.

"How's it going you two? Do you need any more time to decide on what you want?" the waitress said warmly.

Lance smiled as he ordered a Cheese steak sandwich and a cup of coffee.

The waitress turned to Raven and looked a little worried for a moment.

"Everything alright hun? You don't look so happy." the waitress asked concerned.

Annoyed, Skog shot an arrow straight into the sliding door on the left. He grabbed its shaft, wiggling it until the glass started to crack. But by then, the sliding doors had sensed him and opened. He nervously edged into the diner, standing by the front wall. His attempt at being discreet was in vain.

"Sure thing hun. Presently we have Chicken Noodle, Minestrone, and Broccoli and Cheese. What kind of soup would you like?

"Oh...can I get some chocolate cake to miss." Lance added to the order. It was obvious Raven was having a hard time adjusting to what was going on and he hoped to help her relax.

"My, my," Amos commented from his new position on the ground, "you're quick to judge, aren't you?" He stood up once more and dusted himself off. "I had nothing to do with that just now, but I don't need a scanner to tell you that the angel just flew past us. Now, I assume you aren't just going to let me go retrieve her; you don't trust me to come back. So, I'll simply do what I said I would for you."

Amos pulled out a scanner and directed it toward the broken mirror. after a few seconds, he looked back to Laurell to report his result. "Judging by the small amount of leaf residue, I would say that your other intruder was a forest spirit."

Nyma remained floating in the sky as she looked around for the next feather. Her entire body seemed to be trying to find the second feather of healing till she felt it. It was in a diner of all places as she flew straight for it. Her wings would carry her quickly as she flew. She knew she had to get to the feather first before anyone else. They were the keys to her future and her destiny whether it leads her to the path of her own destruction. She’d enter the diner not long after landing still dressed in the dried blood clothing as she looked around for where she sensed the feather till finding it and wrapping her fingers about it. Her hand would take the feather and bring it too her body as she absorbed the feather. Not a moment later, she would drop to the ground unconscious from doing this. The pain from absorbing another feather being intense.