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Kaz looked questioningly to the woman, something of her past troubled her. Sighing sadly she nodded to the doctor, thanking him for the blood. "Have you met her before? She seems to know you and be upset at something that you may have done, even if it was unintentional." she questioned him as she used a claw to open the blood bag, she started drinking from it.

Realizing that she might be scaring teh doc she just smiled softly, "I am more than I may appear. Angel yes, Cat yes, but I am also part vampire." She looked almost sad for a moment. "That is a story that is not for your ears though, lets just say that in the end I cope and everyone else involved that matter are living happily. I will not drink from an innocent human without consent, it is my choice. Yet those that I have witnessed commit a crime or I have stopped them from committing a crime I do not show mercy."
Pointing to the bag again she added, "My vampire blood is a plus in times like this. Whereas it would take me hours to restore my strength, this one bag will suffice me so I can continue."

Looking to the angel she went on, "My father was teh top medic in the wars many centuries ago." Looking into the doctor's eyes, "He taught me everything he knew and I have done what I can to strengthen my skills and keep them ready for any situation, so that I may be able to do just as I am here." Finishing the blood bag she continued, "This case though I will investigate further, whatever did this to her is evil, if it is let be to roam around, there is no telling how many it will do this to. But enough negativity talk for the moment. I must get back to work."

Taking the angels hand in her own again she allowed herself this time to match her breathing pattern. Flowing her energy to the girl's body she examined what more she had to work over, she felt actually stronger, as she figured she would due to teh blood. It had been awhile since she had last fed so it was to be expected.
She worked for hours, using her own essence to help the angel heal, repairing organs that needed stitching, bones that were fractured and making certain the fluid was out of her lungs. Made sure that her heart was functioning as it should, and focusing harder she sent a small amount of her own life force to the girl so that she may be able to know when she awoke who it was that had helped her.

Finally Kaz emerged back to her body, leaning back with her eyes closed she knew she had just about overdone it. Lifting her arm she reached for the other bag of blood, not bothering to open it she bit into it and managed to suck some of it into her mouth. Swallowing she looked up at the vitals of the girl. So far so good, she thought to herself, leaning back she let teh blood drip into her mouth, not really having much strength left she sent a call out mentally,'Hey Jack, in hospital, ust helped an angel. Will find me there.' The bag of blood dropped to the floor as she fell into a deep sleep.

Eventually, Amos' curiosity got the best of him. He entered the room and glanced around. The first thing he saw was the angel-cat-vampire mix asleep in a chair, followed by the unconscious patient. Finally, his eyes set on the doctor, who was currently picking ub a discarded bag of blood. "Oi, doctor," asked the former soldier, "how is she?"

The doctor stopped what he was doing and replied, "She seems to be recovering well. You were lucky this woman arrived when she did. It appears you got the miracle you so desperately needed."

"I'm glad to hear that," Amos said, the relief evident on his face.

Skog tried to smile again, but it still looked wrong. He replied "An angel. If it helps," He paused slightly, "pretend that I am human."

Gah, tears are nasty. I will not cringe. I will not cringe. Skog repeated the mantra in his head. "Home is a place of safety, right? If you still call it home, then you still believe it to be safe," He began abruptly. A slight expression of confusion formed on his features, although it still looked like a bad example from a textbook.

"It feels like she can. But how would I know?" Skog sneered at Lance's question. "Please, pretend that I am human." He stated again, with much more emphasis than before. "I have a question for you; why do you smell like metal?" He asked while casually pulling the string out of his bow.

A hummingbird suddenly landed on his shoulder, chattering something quick into his ear. He widened his eyes in mild shock and said, "You don't say. When my business is finished here, I will see to it. Tell the woodpecker." The hummingbird quickly flew off just as suddenly as it came.

"The hell?" Amos had turned around just in time to see the angel disappear. He knew that she wasn't at full health, so this worried him. He quickly left the room, pulling out his communicator. He had the feeling that she hadn't gone far, so he called out to Lance. Oi, he said, that angel just disappeared from the hospital. Find her, and bring her back. She hasn't completely recovered. And if you're thinking of arguing, don't. Just find her.

Skog shrugged slightly, then glanced over his shoulder to face nothing in particular. "Someone is looking for you. If you find someone who can help me," He pulled a broad maple leaf out of his hair and extended it in Lance and Raven's general direction, "you can find me here." Skog dropped the leaf by his feet then turned away. Restringing his bow, he walked as casually-looking as he could towards the city limits. Although, try as he might, he could never look human.

As he reached the city limits, he thought about the meeting with 'the metal-smeller' and 'the home-runner'. I forgot to have my question answered, He thought suddenly, what a pity. Changing back into his real shape, he entered his forest. His home.

“Where did she vanish to? That woman couldn’t have gotten far in her condition! Find her!” The head doctor would scream this out while trying to locate Nyma anywhere in the hospital. They knew they had to find her and quickly before her body gave way to the pressure.

Nyma on the other hand remained asleep in the alleyway. Her hands were on he lap as she sat against a wall. Her body was barely holding onto anything at all as she needed to be back on a respirator to breathe. Her breaths were raspy and hard fought. She’d struggle to awaken as she did however she’d appear back in the hospital. Her body would land upon the ground with a thud upon the ground of the hospital halls. Her body would make such a sound when it hit the floor that some nurses would come rush to her.

“We have her here sir! She’s dirty, but alive. We need to get her back on the respirator and fast. She’s having troubles breathing again. Let’s get her back to the bed we had her in.” Two of the nurses would speak with the head doctor as they brought her to the room she was in with Kaz and gently placed her on the bed. Her face would have respirator mask put back on it as she began to breathe a lot easier.

“Mister please make sure she doesn’t leave this room again till she has recovered.” They would direct this to Jack as they showed him to the room that Nyma was brought in a rush and that Kaz was fast asleep within. They would as quickly leave to avoid any possible attacks from Laurell.

"I wouldn't dream of it sir." she said blowing her head. "Thank you so much." She said softly, tears trailing down her cheeks. She was tired, scared, she hoped that this man wasn't like her father. He didn't seem like it, he seemed better. But what if he was like the ones he and the other man had saved her from. Staying at his house would ensure her to be harmed, if he tried anything she would be trapped.

Raven watched the man. She thought that maybe she could help him. She did have the blood of an angel in her. He had saved her. She would help him, but not now. "W-who is looking for one of us?" she asked confused. Raven accepted the leaf. "T-thank you."