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Risa look at Livvy with sad eyes."Its all because of Riku..." Risa said. Then she took a breathe and angrly stated,"becuase of her all this would never happen! Riku made me get rid of all those who I liked." "My family and my friends when I was little..I can never see them again." Risa sobbed as she curled up and started to think about what happend that day when Riku came to her town...the day the darkness appeared. Risa looked at the lake and hopefully said,"There is a way to get rid of her. There is a spell that I could cast which would get her out of my life and my curse would disappear." See looked at Livvy and sighed,"I just wish there was a way I could do it."

((Well, I'm going to pretend as though Lenair, Sayo, and Mirror had run off in order to avoid the attack. But Lenair suddenly had the urge to return, remembering that a male had approached the demon hybrid.))

The moon hung within the twilight sky, spelling danger for those near the radiant lake as ominous clouds threatened to obscure its luminescence. (Or at least, it seemed as though it foretold of misfortune, in Lenair's mind.) Stars twinkled brightly, like children frolicking in a shallow pool of water; Lenair took little notice of the display, as another matter troubled her. With much haste, Lenair returned to the premises, apprehension fluttering throughout her mind. Tough winds pushed against her sapphire locks, garb, and feathery appendages as she nearly dashed toward the lake, her eyes gazing to and fro. Where is he?... She had a small hunch that the male from before (the one that had approached the demon hybrid) had--had trouble battling the demon half-breed.

Whatever item he had possessed from before had only strengthened the malevolence within his aura, so she had reason to be concerned. Her obsidian boots carried her across the grassy field as she searched along the edge of the lake; initially, she could only spot a female trio. The demon half-breed was no where in sight; she didn't know if that was a good or bad thing. Only after a bit more searching did she find her target; from afar, she could detect a crimson hue along his chest as he lay against the ground, nearly motionless. Oh gosh... With no time left to spare, Lenair fully extended her pearly wings as she took flight. She lifted weightlessly from the ground, with aid from the troublesome wind; she hovered toward the fallen young man, her dress and sapphire locks rippling within the wind as she flapped her wings against the current.

Soon, she glided beside him, landing uneasily along the plush earth. She kneeled toward him, worry within her cerulean eyes as her mouth lay agape. She almost found it a bit hard to talk as she observed his bare torso, seeing the lacerations that were outlined in scarlet streaks. "S-sir," she queried, clearing her throat as she swallowed a bit of saliva. (She wanted to know if he were unconscious or not.) Oye.. it's best that I take him to the hospital... my holy magic could harm him. His aura appeared to share similar attributes to her own; his angelic wings were another indication. But she could also sense a bit a darkness, though it seemed neutral and without the malevolence that had previously disturbed her; he appeared to be a vampirish hybrid, somewhat similar to the other youth.

((Um, wiingz, Dante and I are already kind of set on going to the hospital. ^.^;; Also... I finished most of the post by the time that you had arrived. It probably didn't seem that way... but I usually check my posts before permitting their entry... and that usually takes a while. So, I'm sorry, but I can't respond to your post. sweatdrop ))

A sigh of relief flowed from Lenair's lips upon hearing his rejoinder. Good, he's still awake, and obviously alive. She calmed down somewhat, though remained ever alert as he released labored breaths. She nodded subtly to his request as she shifted a bit, trying to figure out a way of easily transporting him to the hospital. "Yes, I'll help you, don't worry," she responded, nearing him at his right side as she gently grasped his right arm. (There had been a bit of uncertainty within her voice, but she hoped that he hadn't noticed.) As she maneuvered his arm around her neck and shoulders, she almost didn't catch his subsequent request. Upon situating the limb along her shoulders, she gazed openly toward him, blinking in mild confusion upon registering to his entreaty.

"My name," she maundered, almost as if questioning him. "My name is Lenair, Lenair Malchrist." Gradually, she returned her attention back toward the task at hand. Steadily, she rose to her feet, trying to ease his body into a slight standing position. "Um, Sir," she questioned, groaning in effort due to the weight of his body. Her legs quivered beneath her; she didn't collapse to the ground, though--she was too determined to aid the boy. "May I ask... what's your name?" Oye... I don't want to trouble him with questions right now, but I am a bit curious. She extended her wings to their fullest length, fluttering them as she luckily lifted herself and the boy from the plush earth.

Gently, she looped her left arm along his shoulders; she also grasped his other hand with her right hand, hoping to hold him steady as they ascended higher into the sky. She ignored the blood that seemed to sully her arms and clothing in the process; she was certain that she could clean up later, after she took him to the hospital, and made sure that he would be all right.

"My name is Kuro Tenshi...The kanji representing Dark Angel..."He muttered quietly.He tried to flap his wings to aid her but his wings refused to move."So...Your name is Lenair...It sounds like the name of a goddess..."He muttered quietly.He had no intention of flirting though he knew he must have sounded like he was."I'm sorry if I'm any trouble to you at this moment..."He sighed.His red eye was the only one held open right now and it lazily scanned the ground beneath them."But I couldn't let that hybrid get what he wanted...The book of the dead should never be taken lightly..."He muttered before slipping out of consciousness.

She walked towards her friends at a steady pace. Hermes was obviously tired and kept nodidng off. She waved a friendly greeting then sat down enxt to them. She didn't say anything not wanting to desturb the owl.

Livvy didn't say anything to the girls who had just arrived. Instead, she found herself thinking...again. Risa made her do that alot. It was always some new little bit of information she gave away that could boggle Liv's mind for hours. This time, it had been the spell she mentioned. Livvy knew of this spell; her mother told her of it. She knew what it was and how it should be cast. The only problem was that she wasn't experienced enough to make it work. Lord knows she had tried it before, only to have it blow up in her face. It truly was a powerful spell, one that she specifically came to Ria High to learn and master.

However, it sounded as if Risa wanted to be the one to cast it and get rid of her own curse. Livvy knew if that time came, it was Risa's right to do that. But then again, she couldn't count on Risa to make the right decision when the time came either. She was too easily influenced by Riku. If that happened, Livvy would step up and take care of it herself. But that spell...I have to master it first! But it's so hard...so powerful. I just can't seem to get it to work...