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Kaimen didn't know, what the hell she was talking about but he responded anyway,

"And you shouldn't!" He smacked her on the forehead, but extended his arm with a bit of rubber before retracting it.

"You sound terrible right now. What you need is some tea, and a good night sleep!"

Jumping to his feet, he began to walk towards the door.

"But I'm not the guy to give that too ya! Hehahaha!"

In a poof of Golden Sand he was gone, and where he stood, was a stone Golem. A piece of paper floated down onto Fen's face and it read:

"This Golem is good for 72 Hours before it crumbles! If you write you're name on the bottom of this note and attach it to its head (tape would work but this has an adhesive back, ya'know, like a sticker) then you can control it with your mind! GO FOR IT!"

On the roof. Kaimen stared directly into the pale moon lighting the outside of the dojo.

"Doesn't exactly hurt like the sun." He said to himself.

Violet eyes blink. "What a strange man."

Shrugging once more, Iri walks over to Fen's couch. A wing comes forward to brush a feather against the woman's arm, Iri's hands still occupied.

"You want me to start doctoring while the water's still warm?"

She takes a glance at the paper on her forehead.

"And what in blue blazes did he leave on your poor face?"

Fenris blinked as suddenly Iri's voice came to her ears. She looked up at the red haired woman with an unsure expression, for two reasons mainly. She had touched her arm and caused discomfort in the physically exhausted limb, and the fact that her name, even the short version of it, had an 'r'. It was a retched letter that used more of the throat muscles, meaning, harder to pronounce in her situation.

"S-Sto-..." Fenris said, stopping short before she completely lost her voice. She struggled a bit, then simply relaxed on the couch, eyes closed. There was nothing else she really could do.

Suddenly, Kaimen appeared again and forced her to sign her name. She felt pain shooting through her arm as she let out a whimper, her expression contorting in pain. When he finally let go of her arm, she relaxed again, panting softly as he went on to do his thing.

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Yet again, Fenris was helpless. You can not just hand an immobile chick a drink and expect them to take it. She gave Iri a quick look of confusion before closing her eyes again. This was going to be help trying to rehabilitate herself. The lack of food or water in her system meant that it would take some time to get back into the 'swing of things' as some put it.

Iri narrows her eyes and says to Kaimen's vanished form, "Ain't no way in hell I'm voluntarily fighting you again. That never ends well."

She turns back to her patient. Fenris's lack of movement and/or speech is not encouraging. When one is obviously dehydrated, yet they won't reach for a glass of water, something is most definitely wrong.

"Okie then, time for another course of action."

Iri sets down the big bowl of water. That can be used later. With her free hand, she gestures for a small tornado to whirl into existance. Very carefully, so as not to make a mess, she pours the water into the tornado. It spirals down just as Iri did only minutes ago, and she keeps it in the air for now.

"Alright, open up, Fen."

The tornado moves up and over Fen's face, positioning itself right above her mouth.

"I know this is weird, but it's the gentlest way I could think of to get some water in you."

"No? But you need liquids. Eh..."

Iri looks around, obviously distressed. What was she supposed to do now? She believes IV drips are what doctors would usually use to rehydrate someone, but Iri doesn't know how to set that up. And she certainly doesn't want to go poking Fen with needles. As Iri thinks on this, the tornado forms a sphere of swirling air, the water captured inside. It floats over to hover next to Iri's head, somehow finding a way to look dejected.

"Damn it all, where's a real healer when you need one?"