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Amnity looked up at him, a confused expression on her face. "...What do you mean?...What promise did you break?"

"No, no it wasn't your fault in that." Amnity sighed, then tried her best to force a smile. "I guess...As long as you're alright now... I-" Suddenly, a nurse came into the room calling for Am. With a growl, she came out of the little white tent and stepped out into the room.

The old nurse came to check up on Mephlius' health and Amnity was more then happy to explain the strange condition with his veins. The nurse became pale, explaining that they needed to transfer more clean blood into his circulatory system or else the silver nitrate will continue to spread through his body. The hunter looked over at the tent, glad that it was there or else he would hear what she was about to tell the nurse. "Give him more of my blood....Please." The old woman was about to go into hysterics, refusing to for she had already gave too much blood. Amnity shook her head, gently placing her hands on the nurse's shoulders. "Please...I love him...Please." Her voice was filled with desperation and her eyes began to water with tears. "Please..."

"Hey Meph, the nurse is here to give you more blood." Amnity said happily from outside of the tent. The nurse drained about 3 pints of Am's blood, 1/2 more and the hunter would be dead. The nurse went into their little sanctuary and gently placed a needle that was attached to a blood pouch into Mephlius' arm. Amnity stayed outside, holding the blood transfusion stand so he couldn't see how much blood she had kindly donated. She swayed slightly, the blood loss making her dizzy. When the nurse left, Am entered their vacation home again with a smile. "Now...Where was I?...Oh right, the mouse!" She tried to brighten the mood and switch on the flashlight. Taking a minute, she formed the shape of a mouse again with her hands, casting a shadow puppet on the white blanket.

The little mouse seemed oblivious to the danger as the snake edged closer and closer. It let out a high pitched squeak, then continued on with it's....Mouseness.

The mouse picked it's head up, looking around as the song to "Jaws" paraded the air. By the time it looked back, it was already too late. The mouse let a yelp of fear before getting devoured by the snake.

Amnity pulled the little mouse apart, smiling as she did. She formed a head of a horse this time, twitching its ears a bit as she moved a few of her fingers to make it look like it was eating hay. "And when the horse heard about his dear friend's death, sadness and pain consumed his sensitive heart. For days, Mr. Horse mourned for his dead friend, his cries could be heard across the pastures." Am suppressed a chuckle as she moved a couple of her fingers to make the horse open and close it's mouth while making realistic sobbing sounds. "After days and days of crying, the horse swore for revenge against the snake, and with all of his power, he would kill it." With that, she made a neighing sound.

"The horse catches sight of the snake that had killed it's friend and he gets consumed with rage. In one strong neigh of triumph, he approaches the snake." Amnity smiled, making a neighing sound as the horse inch closer to the snake. She realized how childish and crazy shadow puppets may look, especially when it's done by 2 full grown mature adults, but she didn't really care.

"The horse was not moved by the snake's pleading, and replied in an angry voice- I do not want to hear your excuses! You shall pay for your gluttony with you're life! " With that, the horse bent over and headbutted the snake.

"The horse reared back, just realizing what he had just done. Revenge wasn't the best way to solve a problem, and now the snake had died without even saying his last words. The horse hung his head down, feeling even worse." The horse hung his head as he looked down at the dead snake, as if mourning for its death as well.

"...If you had asked me 'why the long face', then we would have had problems...So I'm glad you didn't..." Amnity moved her fingers a bit, making the horse's lips move as he spoke. "I just realized...That revenge isn't the best way to solve a problem...It couldn't bring Mr. Mouse back, and...I killed someone because I was so angry..."