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Snow nodded slowly and looked at him with a soft smile. "You know... I'm sure we're not the only ones whos life sucks..." She said laughing ever so lightly. "There are others... And... we have each other for support... Just like you can tell me anything... I'll be there for you for support..." Snow said gently. She looked into Surion's eyes to let him know that she was telling the truth and then smiled. "Just... remember that..." Snow had remembered when she had been alone for so long, but now she had someone like her to talk to.

"Yeah, but we are some of the peoples lives who ha-"Surion stopped. He looked at the water quizzically. "Do you think that because our lives were bad we came here? It might be destiny..." He had a grin on his face. "Oh well, you get my point. I've got your back to. We can face life toghether."Surion stated, holding his hand out. Then lowering his voice. " I will remember, and you should too..." He said at a whisper.

Yuki sighed quietly, another flurry of bubbles escaping from her lips since the water was up to her nose. She stared around at everyone, her face still a bright red, and then closed her eyes for a moment. Her tail had tightly curled itself around her waist beneath the towel she wore. After a couple seconds, she opened her eyes again and worked up the nerve to climb out of the water. She turned, stepping onto the side, while at the same time keeping the now dripping wet towel around herself firmly.

Her gaze was fixed upon the floor as she moved silently towards the female's dressing room. Once she'd entered, she retrieved her clothing from the locker she'd picked and hid herself away in a secluded corner. She dropped her towel finally, but instantly replaced it with a new, dry one. She dried herself and then draped it over her head as she quickly pulled on her dark blue dress and thigh high socks, along with her black boots with the dagger hidden inside. Then she sighed again as she closed her eyes for a moment, trying to calm herself.

Her face was a permanent red, it seemed, as she rubbed the towel over her waist length silvery blue hair and then discarded it before slowly walking out of the changing room and then the springs altogether.

"yup thats the same one....."He started to notice that there might be a connecting with the cosmic seris and artemis."Maybe there is a....whoa you ok."he stoped in what he was gonna say when raven got hurt."howed that just happen."He got her hand and held it gently as he studied the wound for a moment."at least it isn't serouis."

Surion liked Snow alot. She had the same problems, she comforted him when his emotions took the better side of him, and also she was kind. He looked down at the water. The water looked so simlple and comforting. It was almost mesmerising, but it was a good distraction if wanting to hide emotions. He thought snow was kind of cute, and blushed.
He smiled and leaned back.

Raine looks over towards where Verin is half resting on a rock. She splashes some of the warm water up on her arms to warm them up a bit. The air blowing on them made her quite cold compared to the rest of her body. The steam rising from the hotspring made the room look rather foggy and hard to see, rubbing her eyes she squinted half trying to make out other people within the room. However she was only able to make out Verin who was sitting exactly where he had been sitting when he came in. She heard voices around them but could not make out who those voices belonged to. Sitting in the spring was just like sitting inside a thick cloud, you could barely see in front of you and at the same time you could definately not see anyone around you.

Raine looked up at the sound of Verin's voice, a small smile crossed her face. "You're silly," she said almost laughing. "I've been here just as long as you have." She looked at him, he looked rather tired compared to her but she shrugged and figured it was because the room was very warm and comfortable. She shrugged slightly and looked at her now wrinkly looking hands. Getting out of the spring, she dried herself off with a small towel she had taken from the girl's changing room. Sitting on the edge of the spring, hanging her feet over one of the rocks, she laid the small towel across her lap. "Perhaps we should get out of here before you fall asleep," Raine said sheepishly.