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Boan was too into his conversation with the girl to understand what the healer said at first, but he though about it for a second and jumped. The healer had already gone into the Inn! s**t! “I need to go do something, and I don’t think you want to hang out with this guy here,” He pointed to Ebon, “And you’re probably hungry, so buy whatever food you want and don’t worry about the cost. I’ll be right back!” He nodded to Eni, smiled, and ran into the Inn. Hopefully she wouldn’t think he didn’t want to talk to her anymore. Boan shot through the Inn as fast as he could without breaking furniture, reached the stairs, and ran up those.

It only took a few seconds to climb the twenty stairs but it felt like minutes, and when eh was finally on the second floor he ran as fast he could to Blade’s room. He could see the healer about to enter, and yelled out just as the man started to open the door. “Don’t open that door!” It wasn’t really a yell, it was in more of a normal voice, but it was loud enough in the empty hall. He finally got to the door and stuck his hand out in front of the healer so that he couldn’t go in.

“I know that you’re a healer and it’s your job to try and heal people, but many have tried to help her and it doesn’t work. You can’t fix what Magic won’t stop breaking. And if you open the door you’ll let light in, which would be like stabbing her in the eye with a cattle prod.” Boan took a breath and relaxed a little, while moving a little more of his body in front of the door to block any light that may have entered the little space that had opened. “But… I’m not sure if it’s right to stop you from trying… The damage is internal. Do you have anything that can help numb it, something she can swallow? I’m not sure if you should try anything else.” He kept one ear close to the open part of the door in case Blade said anything, because she could probably hear Him, and if she wanted the healer to try then it wasn’t his place to stop the man. Boan was worried about her, and he had seen the woman do this at least four times. He knew what happened to her, even if he didn’t know how it felt. At least he could understand the part about the light.

[Uh... Mythy... I stopped the healer.]

||Edited. <3||

((So, Blade is chatting/argueing with Boan. They haven't touched Rina, yet? And Eni is somewhere near them? I'll throw rina and Rani into a room.))

Rina had lost enough blood to make her very tired. The moment they got to the inn, Rina took to her bed and drifted to sleep. Not caring as much if she saw a healer too soon. Rina hung around Eni as much as she could till she slept. She found her presence calming and lovable. In her sleep, she dreampt of her family along with Eni. Her family's house was situated right next to a lake, so they could have water fights. Rani was in the water just floating, looking into the sky. Bade and the others were in the background, but still having fun. Slowly, Rina stalked to Eni, whom had her back to Rina from her spot in the water. Useing her water manipulation to dranch Eni with water. Just before Eni turned to look at Rina in her dream, she awoke with a start.
Rani was sleeping in the bed next to her. His snoreing was loud to Rina because of her ringing ears. Rina stood slowly and gingerly, the sheet over her falling to the floor. She took up her walking stick and limped over to the door. She opend it and looked into the scene before her. Rina blinked sleepily and set to looking for Eni.

Aiko watched the group disperses in front of her from what she could see after Blade. Something must of been up or terribly wrong. She smiled towards Eni who answered her before leaving herself. Aiko sighed once again...alone. She lifted her head looking at Ebon who eyes were locked on the sky. For some reason she now felt down with the thought of being alone. With Ebon near it made her feel somewhat better but one person was never enough. Taking a deep breath she pushed aside her sadness and shook her head.

Aiko finally managed to make herself feel better and rather not rush to Blade with so many other people doing so themselves. She turned heading towards the Black Smiths shop she had been to earlier. She was sure he had to be done with them by now. She smiled and waved towards the few passing people feeling better the more she did so. People always made her feel better. She pushed a strand of her hair behind her ear nearing the black smith.

Eni was a little shocked and surprised at the affectionate hug of Rina. She hadn't expected it at all. In fact, she was so stunned that she stood frozen for sometimes, her hands in mid-air, wondering if she should hugged Rina back. But Eni figured she should...if she wanted to make friends with new people, she should show some affections.

So wrapping her arms around Rina's thin frame, Eni smiled and said, "Yes, Rina? You do feel better, yes?" She pulled away slowly, not wanting to hurt Rina in case Nago hadn't gotten to her yet. She looked at Rina face-to-face and asked, "Where have you all this time been? I look for you earlier." She tilted her head and somewhat wondered where Rina's twin brother was. She hoped they didn't get separated.

Breaking off the hug as it still felt somewhat odd and foreign to the robed girl, Eni looked up the stairs and saw the feet of two people. She wondered if that was Rani and Nago. So nodding at Rina, Eni was ready to help Rina up the stairs to Nago.

Boan followed the healer’s example and took a seat in front of Blade’s door. He lifted his hand up and examined it, now looking through the skin and muscles to see the bone. It was a helpful ability, to see through things. He could see right into his own body to find out what the problem was. Boan sighed and turned his head to the healer. He looked like a good guy… but so did a lot of people. “I might be able to help you… I meant, you probably have your own way of figuring out what the problem is, but I can see in to the body as if the skin did not exist. I can see through most things, really, except for lead and a few other types of metal…”

Even though he could change the way he saw things, his eyes were always sensitive to light. What Blade was feeling now, the pain she felt when she saw light, was exactly what he felt when he took his blindfold off during the day. “People usually think I’m blind.” Boan was pretty sure Eni thought he was blind. The blind wore cloth over their eyes the same way he did. There was no reason to think he could actually see until you saw the way he moved.

Boan’s head was turned toward the healer, bringing his ear closer to the door. That was probably the only reason he’d heard Blade talk. They left at dawn? Why did she always want to leave early? It didn’t matter. She led, they followed. If that wasn’t how it was yet, it would probably turn into something like that soon enough. Blade was a natural leader, maybe. Who knew? She was a tomboy. She flirted. She got angry in no time. Was that a leader? Hm. “I’ll let them know,” He said back to her, hopefully loud enough for her to hear if she wasn’t sleeping yet.

Boan got to his feet and looked around. He could see most of the people that he knew where with the group, except for the man Blade had been talking to earlier. There was also a small-ish woman he’d seen outside when he was talking to Eni that was probably part of the whole thing. He didn’t really know any of their names. This was going to suck. “You can go ahead and look at her now, I think. The worst of it is probably over. Just try to let as little light in as possible, and don’t make too much noise. If need help with anything, just tell me,” Boan told the healer. He didn’t know what the healer’s name was yet.

He would tell everyone the time a little later. Right now, he needed something to drink.

[Not the greatest post.]