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Just as Ialo was about to snap back at Luna, his breath caught in his throat and he clutched his head, falling to his knees. Ironically, his powers had chosen to kick in, or rather, lose control at that precise moment, and a rapid fluctuation of magic near the school, towards the cafeteria, combined with the muffled screams of... someone, or something. "Yeah, half-dragon, lovely..." he growled, mostly to himself. "Wish I could turn it off..." He stood back up swaying slightly, his eyes slitted and softly glowing. He teleported to the ground, right beside Lin. "Allow me to take care of the rest of this," he said to the student. Although, there wasn't much to do at this point.

Lin gasped as her plan worked out perfectly. She had never really been in a real battle before, only simulations. As soon as Dymetri fell over unconscious, the black creatures disappeared completely.

Lin dropped her force field, deeply thanked all the animals, and then went over to Dymetri. She sighed and mumbled, "Great... Now I have to get you inside the building somehow..."

Then, Professor Enlil appear beside her. "Oh Professor Enlil! What a surprise to see you, sir, but I am glad you are here. Can you please help me carry Dyme... Professor Valen into his room? I can make some salves that will at least heal his sores. Maybe the darkness will heal him completely."

((Have permission from Neon to do this.))

So, Lin worked with Ialo to scoop up Dymetri carefully and carry him into the Night Building and all the way to Dymetri's room. She had no idea how Ialo had sensed Dymetri's despair and had come to them, but she wouldn't worry about that right now.

Lin was shocked at the size of Dymetri's room when she saw it. My, it wasn't a room, but a full suite! It had a large, plush living room area, a kitchen, and 3 doors down a short hall. One of the doors Ialo opened with his powers. Lin followed him in to a large master bedroom.

When they laid him on Dymetri's bed, Lin smiled slightly at Ialo. "Thank you so much Professor. Please keep an eye on him while I find something to restrain him with before he wakes up so he doesn't attack again.

She was somewhat embarrassed to be standing in his private bedroom, but if she was going to be a healer, she had to learn to work in many different areas and situations.

She looked around and quickly found some rope lying on a dresser... oh she did not want to know what that possibly could have been used for. So, while trying to keep her mind blank, she quickly when over to the dresser to grab the rope. She gasped when she saw some handcuffs lying beside the rope! He was a vampire... but those wouldn't be used for quickly killing prey for food. Well, she couldn't worry about that now, and the handcuffs would work better than rope.

So, she grabbed the handcuffs and then walked over to his bed. She knelt on Dymetri's bed, and tied his wrists to the bed posts and then his feet to the foot board.

"Now, I have to go get some herbs from the garden." She looked at Ialo. "Or do you think he might have the right kind here, Professor?"

[[I'm leaving. Watch me fail as I leave.]]

Ialo nodded. "A very good point." He went through with the spell regardless. "You know, an airplane is safest when the least experienced crew member is piloting. Why do you think that is?" Ialo pulled out some healing herbs from within his sleeve, like a magician. All he was missing was a rabbit and a top hat. He handed the herbs to Lin. "Now, go to it."

She then added, "Professor, could you also check for any broken bones and damaged internal organs, please, sir? I will need to make medicines for them as well, if he has any."

Still kneeling on the floor, Lin sighed softly, "That is good, at least physically. If he had obtained broken bones and injured internal organs, his healing process would be severely slowed..."

She paused for a moment, thinking of how much pain he would have been in if he had sustained those injuries as well. However, she caught herself and quickly tried to cover what could have been perceived as personal attachment.

"A... and of course, that would be a great hassle for your office, sir. You would have had to have found a substitute professor for a lengthy period of time. Luckily, that is not the case after all, based on your assessment. I have this paste finished for his lesions. Please put this on them, sir. I cannot do this, as his blood might severely weaken me or my direct touch to his open wounds."

She handed him the paste in the new, clean mortar she had made. She then stood up and stretched her back, wincing at the slight tug in her back as she did so.

((lol! I completely understand))

Lin paused at the side of Dymetri's bed. She didn't want to leave him.

With her eyes still resting on Dymetri's unconscious form, she spoke softly, "Professor Enlil, I think it might be best for someone to be here at all times for him. In case his injuries worsen. I know how busy you are, and I can view my classes through an orb I can form with my spring water. I will not miss anything. May I please stay here, sir? I... I am his healer and must see him through his ordeal."

Lin sighed and then finally nodded. "Yes, sir." Telepathically, though, she asked for a small mouse to come into the room after they had left to watch over Dymetri. If something happened, if she was needed, that mouse would run outside, jump up and down to a small bird that Lin would be asking to wait outside, and the small bird would know to come and find her.

She then turned and finally walked outside of the room. After both she and Professor Enlil had left the suite, a small mouse managed to run through the main suite door right before it closed and ran into Dymetri's room. It perched on a chair by the dresser so it could watch the creature in the bed.

Once outside, Lin looked at her professor and smiled tightly. "Thank you, Professor, for all of your help."