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The room didn't escape her notice. She thought she was back at Ft. Cornwell for a frightening moment. It was a part of Rivven's past. It must have been back when he was a construct. Rivven had briefly told her some of it. Rivven....he was taking care of her. He was actually taking care of her. But she couldn't cry anymore, she felt too drained. Everything really was gone now. It just....it felt like her life was gone. That the Wyrds had cheated her....but if she didn't say it, didn't admit to it, then the spirit would linger too long in limbo. "I went to Camran."

"You did? I hadn't known you'd gone already." he said quietly, tucking the blanket over her, and wiping the last of the ash from her, tossing the shirt aside, and sitting down beside her again, leaining over Morgan and wrapping his arms around her gently, laying down at her side, and setting his head next to hers. Was that what happened then? "What happened there...?" he said softly, kissing her forehead, and setting his mind to thinking of more he could do for her, to keep it off of the room, and on what was important.

"Mordrid is..." Rivven choked over the words a little, even though he hadn't cared for the boy much most of the time he'd known him. And then, there was the shadow. He shot up, and instead of moving away from her as it came out of her, drew closer, as if he might need to protect her from it once it had emerged. Rivven stared after it, no idea what had just happened, and pulled himself close to her, sighing, and then breathing deeply in a calm sadness, holding onto her silently. In his mind, he said a prayer, despite that he'd never been one for religion, for Mordrid, and one for Morgan as well. "May he find more happiness in whatever may come after." he whispered quietly. "Are you alright...? What...?"

"There. I said it. My curse is gone and Mor- he can move on. From now on I never want to talk about it again." her head leaned back more and she closed her eyes for a moment. She wanted to pretend that this was over with and that she never had to think of it again. Morgan missed him so much, it was too hard for her to think about him.

Akira jumped out of his desk and hit the floor screaming "FISH!" He had fallen asleep. He was having a horrible nighmare. He was sitting and then a giant fish chased him down the halls of the school. He looked up. no one was there..still. He sat back in the desk and looked over his log that he changed into a book called The Adventures of Akira and Ultima.

Morgan slept for about a total of five hours. The secong time she woke up with nightmares she screamed. Upset that the noise may have woken Rivven she remained awake for the rest of the night. Occasionally her ashy fingers would draw patterns on the wall. Finally daybreak came.

Akira moved a few desks around. He was bored so he moved them and had created a fort. There was an entrance, a sleeping area, and a main lobby. He move the last chair and sat in his main lobby.

"No, I've got to get up..." she wobbled out of bed and staggard into the hallway. She could see Rayne up ahead, and turned her face to look in the opposite direction, back where Rivven was "I can't be here today. Let's go to your place."