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((oi sheesh Amy, I think she's on a stress tour, and it's making her stupid))

Hector smiled, "always for you" he said, holding her as if he couldn't let her go. "I bet she's fine by now" he added, sighing though it sounded something between relieved and exhausted.

Akori walked after her, "Amy.....Amy come on, come back" he said, lining up beside her and stopping her from walking on "seriously, it'll be fine" he told her in his usual tone, cold and somewhat meaningless, even if he didn't mean it like that.

Amy stopped, looking into nothing, she had glassy eyes, but tears didn't appear yet. She took a while before slowly sinking down onto her knee's sitting on the ground, her arms by her side, her head down. "how are you so sure?" she asked quietly.

((not true, I was just building up tension wink ))

After asking the way for several times, Jack and Reider arrive at the doctor's house. Jack knocked on the door and looked back to Reider, "Don't worry. The doc and I go way back. If he can't help you, no one else can."
The door opened and a man wearing a long coat, long hair and a beard looked at both confused, "Yes? Are you selling me something?"
"David! It's me Jack! You remember me, right?"
"Jack? O yea... Whoa, it must been ages, since I saw you, man!"
"Hm, try last week. Seriously David, sometimes I think you use your own medicens more then your patients."
"Uhm... Hey, who's he?"
"He, David, is your patient and he has a rather serious problem."

Crow just nudged Roran harder and nieghed wildly. She was worried and she wanted to know if Amaya was alright.

Nodding her head as though she understood, Crow calmed down and looked out at the battlefield. Keros had won, but just barely. The assassins had all been killed, but the Kerosian army suffered great losses as well as the civilians. It was a sad site, but the army still held hope in their eyes, even as more of the soldiers just began to fall dead. They had been mortally wounded in the battle, but were determined to see it through to the end, which they did, when more than half the remainder of the army fell. It was a sad day for Keros, and it would take many years before they regained their strength that they once had, and everyone knew it. Though everyone was ready for the challenge.

Amy looked up at him, inhaling deeply but still wearing a frown on her face, which soon changed to a shocked expression as she saw RORAN exit the temple.

Amy jumped to her feet, running to him, "H..How is she?" she asked demandingly, "i-is she gonna....be ok?" she asked him.

After some simple mind tests, the doctor could only conclude one thing,
"He was lost his memory of his previous life."
"Hey, we already knew that! We came here hoping you could help him recover his memories!" Jack stood up, rather frustrated.
"There are some ways yes. First, you can wait patiently and hope for his memory to recover. You could speed the process, if he experiences things he had already experienced. But then... you would need to know him..."
"Well, I don't know him, so is there another way?"
"Yes... Not one I would recommend... I have concluded he has lost his memories by a severe blow... So... If he would experience another such blow, he might recover his memories."
"Yes, I wouldn't go to far. I'm not going to jump of some cliff, just to remember who I really am. Thank you, doctor, but we'll take to slow path."
"Yes, indeed, also one I recommend."