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Draka noticed she was doing well with the four spirits so he ordered two more to join the banter but instead of crying and screaming the two began beating on the barrier.

Draka saw the flinch and wondered if it was out of being stunned by the two new spirits or her energy level was being zapped. He wasn't sure but the spirits continued the abuse they were attempting to lay down on her barrier.

Draka smiled as it maintained itself and seemed to get more rigid. He decided he would test its strength. He sent one more spirit this time it was a pale blue and it's eyes glowed with a brilliant yellow tint. She was beautiful and she was humming peacefully. She opened her mouth and at first she began singing beautifully. Lovely harmonics filled the air. But anyone who knew anything about sea lore would know exactly what she was. A siren.

Without warning her song carried to an awfully shrill pitch. The siren's song began to get louder and more terribly high. If it wasn't for his own barrier he had wrapped so close to him he was sure his ears would be bleeding. The pitch made waves in the air and it was directed straight at Brianna's barrier.

She was too late, a few of the spirits that had been beating on her barrier noticed the holes and launched themselves at them and they began tearing at the holes ripping the energy away from them trying to make the holes bigger so more sound from the siren's throat would get to her and soon render her unconscious.

Draka saw and smelled the blood, noticed her shaking but she would not get stronger if he stopped them now. Pushing her to the extreme would increase her strength farther than letting her quite when she felt fatigued and she looked resolute in her choice to defend herself so he let the onslaught continue.

Draka's concern became greater after her impressive burst of magic. The spirits were dazed and confused hell the siren stuttered in her song and he could see the breaks in here barrier almost gone. He knew that adding more would be torture for her but he decided to push her one last bit before he pulled back entirely and helped her.

He sent one more spirit forward and it was quite large and darkly transparent. It drifted slowly to the wall and touched it, instantly a hiss filled the air and the energy from the barrier began to slowly be abosrbed by it's hand. the siren's song began again and then the rest of the spirits finally rebounded and began beating her wall again.

She never ceased to amaze him, and the fact she had held on this long was incredible. But she was his student and he would expect nothing less then total exhaustion from her.

With a snap of his fingers the spirits disappeared through their respective portals. Some of them grinning others growling. Draka ignored them and walked up to her small form on the floor. Gently lifting her up he carried her to her bed and layed her down. He reached into a pocket and pulled out a capsule and placed it in her mouth. Draka then massaged her throat getting her to swallow it in her unconscious state.

He spoke to her and said something he wouldn't tell her if she was awake. "You are quite the impressive young one. I am glad I got to you before something much worse did."

The capsule Draka had given her was a huge metabolism booster. So it would increase her rate of regeneration to a much quicker pace. He watched as her eyes opened and he stared at her blank eyes seeing as how she truly was still out cold. Her hand touched his arm and he looked at her. What is it she was doing. He wasn't sure, he stared at her in confusion and wondered what the best course of action would be at the moment.

As he sat there he heard her voice and could tell she was slightly hyped up from the experience. Understandable as she was probably worried about an onslaught from the spirits only minutes before. Draka put a cold hand on her cheek and spoke softly, "You defended against the spirits with all your might and you did a great job Brianna."