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Mell looked at her and sniffed wiping away the tears once more and regained her composure. "Wheres the bigest body of water here? Because that is where well find him."

"Please show me. I need to know how he is doing." Mell said in urnest. her face was filled with wory about some thing she was saying anything about.

"Shall we."

(Yep)

Riako blinked slightly as she realized that she had been left behind by the others. Switching back to her human form she decided to go take a look around the campus since she still didn't know where everything was yet and maybe in the proccess she could find where Michio and the others had dissapeared to. 'Lets just hope I don't get lost,' she thought as she left the hospital.

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neutral "O...k" Nasnan said as Kuro fled, leaving her to sign Rivera in and make sure she had a room. It didn't take a lot of time suprisingly.
They must be used to this sort of thing... This a sigh of a huff Nasnan head out, unwrapping the bells from about her neck. Weather or not she found Kuro out side didn't seem to matter much to her, though she did scratch her head in ponderment over his reaction.
"Supose if you'd have to be here often you would want to stay longer then you had to."

Rivera shook her head at them. still leaning on her staff for support. Her whisper was more tired than pained. Most of her wounds were scarring over, but she still dripped blood. from her deeper wounds. Seeing a nurse, she softly asked her for help. "Excuse me.... do you have an immersion pool?"

Yes, it's around the corner. Would you like a wheelchair? The nurse obviously saw lot of people like her to speak to someone who's cut up to ribbons so calmly.

"No thank you... I can walk..." Rivera thanked her and followed. The door was made of metal and the pool inside was lined with marble and steel. Rivera checked to see that she was alone. The door was heavy, even though it wasn't closed, she doubted anyone would really see anything past the corner. Few people used immersion pools.

She undid the fastenings on her clothing and let her garments slide to the ground. The scars on her body wer numerous. Bruises covered her hips and shoulders. When she swept her long black hair to one side of her head, she revealed whiplash like marks streaked across her back in a tangled mass of scars. The chill made her cringe with pain when they bit at her wounds. Rivera stepped into the pool until only her shoulders and head were visible. Putting her hands together in prayer, she recited the spell.

"Mera esc envorce l'ornithe der'acque, la dracon dere merine, la tikgre der'osiane. Repreier merai praeie, aidre meri, fhenixim Acquaeri Ribon!"

Wings of water formed from the water in the poor and rose on her back, then surrounded her in its watery shroud. A silent wind pulled it back from her face, and her wounds were no more than white scars across the others netted over her body. The same wind surrounded her when the waters recessed back to settle in the pool. It lifted her up to the side of the pool and blew the water droplets from her body in its blue-violet swirls. Rivera thanked it silently, and drew her robes back on again.

Rivera was very glad she learned that spell a week ago... or else she would be dead.

Rivera shuddered as she secured the last fastening on her robes. Life energy only lasted so long within her body. She was never meant to be alive, being an affiliate of chaos and all. All the life in her body would eventually return to the chaos continuum where she borrowed her energy in a continous loop of power IOUs. It's like borrowing and returning at the same times, drawing out of the continuum and refilling it. Every time she performed the Fhenixium Ribonus Incantora, she grows more chaotic inside. It made her stronger, but less human with each try.

She emerged from the door, healed, but still weakened and clutching her staff heavily. Rivera would not stand to stay in the hospital for very long. It hurt her to be there. So many jumbled memories that showed her its stark white walls. The hospital was a place of fear. Through time, she grew more accustomed to the color white and the lack of bloodred. She didn't like it so much, despite the fact she could cope with it without going berserk and having to be blindfolded. There are still times she had to wear a pair of shades to keep her eyes from going crimson.

She heard someone leave hurridly... probably her fault. It felt like another vampire, their aura tinted with the background of dark maroon color and a sharp obsidian shade... The chaos power renewed her mind slowly, but ate away from it as well. The IOUs aren't one way...