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"That was you..." Aselia trialed off, somewhat softening towards the Yaeli. He had strengthened her in that fight. "Yeah you've helped. It did a number to most of us there." Brushing off the irritating encounter Aselia reached up to touch the tip of her ear. It was tender too, though not like her shoulder. Feeling around a bit, the Alkidike noticed the tip of her ear had a 'v' cut into it. The split in her ear was a nasty reminder of the two individuals who had done this two her.

Aselia's expression twisted into a grimace again. The substance was still as of yet unfamiliar to the Alkidike, and just the contact of something foreign to her body against the open wound sent shooting pains down her arm. The woman stifled back more screams, was he trying to irritate her? Huffing Aselia stared up out the window above them. It would hurt far less if the other Mystics were helping her. It wasn't like she could protest right now.

"Sauti." Aselia snapped sharply. "Never you mind it then if you don't know of it." The fingers of her uninjured arm slowly traced along the red markings where blue should have been.

Clenching her jaw Aselia lowered her head again. "It's best to take me to Elzira."

Aselia eyes the earthing carefully. Watching him move about his pondering was irritating her. The loss of her bird adding to the rage she was feeling. "Or you could just send word to them that I'm here and in need of assistance." Aselia cringed again, at the energetic display of her own body. Rubbing her arm with as much pressure as she could. The pain shot and radiated through her arm, preventing it from moving on its own without support.

"That is, unless your afraid they might take you hostage." Aselia taunted. Trying to swallow down the tears in order to hide the part of her that screamed out against the injustices against her. That's when it had dawned on her. Where in Aishas boughs were her axes? Her eyes narrowed angrily into slits. If this earthling had in fact taken them, she had to admit was a smart move. Maybe, just maybe she wouldn't have to send word. There were already chances that the sisters were already on their way

Inwardly snarling at the situation she was in, Aselia felt her head grow heavy. Her skin tingled against the breeze of the now empty, earthlings home. If she weren't so injured, she groaned to herself, she would ransack the place tear apart everything she could for something valuable. He was leaving himself wide open for a stranger to just, steal and destroy everything. The thought did cross her mind, had she been in better physical condition she wondered if she would have. Then again, if she were in better condition, those two pesky hybrids would be the source of her focus and not, that purple haired earthling.

A throbbing was forming behind her eye on the side of her head. Leaving her with the feeling of wanting to throw up yet again. The way the room spun around her, left her wobbling before collapsing back into the bed. Something wasn't quite right, and while the earthling was tending to her wounds, she wasn't sure if he really could be trusted. Focusing on her breathing, Aselia found herself slipping into a half wakeful state. Aware of her surroundings but lacking any real strength to respond. Thankfully, the sisters would be there within the day. She had been gone for too long, and someone was certain to be out looking for her.