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"H-He's my brother." She said quietly, looking up at him. She then looked outside and at the stars. "The world has changed. I feel it in the water, I feel it in the earth, I smell it in the air. Much that once was is lost, for few now live who remember it. This used to be such a happy, warm-hearted place with encounters with monsters here and there but I can feel this world has gone into total darkness and chaos." She rested her head on Lysander's shoulder. "There's no hope for my brother, I see it already. He'll die tomorrow at noon." She tried to hold in her feelings like she usually did but it was no use now. She felt as if whatever was dearest to her would never return.

Doll smiled and hugged Lysander tightly. "Thank you." She whispered, softly into his ear. "For everything. I couldn't have done this without you." She pulled away and wiped her tears when she saw Bellatrix walk out of the room.
Bellatrix's face looked saddened. "He needs to sleep a while. You can talk to him when he's awake." She turned and went upstairs again to the potion cuboard to get some pain killers.

Doll smiled and stood up then helped him up. "Do you need anything?" She asked going over to a small coboard next to the bar and pulling out some candles.

"You'll be fine... well unless she has some of her naiad friends in there. They wont hurt you as long as you can breath underwater they just might get a little anoying. Or maybe it's filled with nixies." She set down the candles and pulled her hood up, going outside into the snow torwards the frozen lake. She knelt down and peered into the glassy frame of ice then put her ear to it and smiled. "Nope, only fish and good lakke creatures. They won't bother you. Oh and no trolls! That's a bonus, she keeps this lake pretty clean for travelers. The only difference here is that most lakes run really deep, sometimes as deep as the ocean."

Doll stood and brushed off her hands. "Truth is I don't sleep." She answered, turning to him. "I meditate. I don't need sleep." She shrugged but looked back at him. "But I can tell you need yours. Been quite the day hasn't it?" She asked, walking torward the cabin.

Doll stopped at the door and looked back. "Be careful, alright." She said with a soft smile as she shut the door and went to her room. She lit some candles in a circle on the floor and sat in the middle of the dimly lit circle. She was having a hard time concentrating. It was almost six at night, which tended to make her uncomfortable, specially when she heard the clock strike six.

Doll was finally able to focus and sighed. She meditated for a good thirty minutes but when she heard the clock strike six, her eyes flasshed open and she knocked over a vase, cutting her hand which she didn't notice. The memory of that night flashed through her mind and she sighed as she swept up the boken peices quietly. She stood for a few minutes to make sure she didn't wake anyone ,and without a sound, she cept down the hallway on the balls of her feet. She threw away the peices and headed back for her room.