Making her way from the parking garage to the hospital entrance was easy enough. When she walked in and was stopped though... well, it actually didn’t get any harder. Once establishing that she was there for a case it was from the front desk to a doctor who directed her to the room she needed to be in.<br/><br/>Eva wasn’t bothered by interacting with the humans, but she was a bit antsy to getting to the patients as soon as possible. She was a few minutes behind the others. As she finally made it to the room, she felt the tension between the other three there. The vampire, the demon and the... human? Eva’s eyes lingered on Dex a bit longer than usual. There was something... off about him. She wasn’t sure what it was though.<br/><br/>Instead of worrying on it, she turned her attention to the patients. Eva strides over time them, as there is not much time left for these humans. Each one of them was dreaming. This could be where she needs to step in. “Listen up, I know we haven’t really quite talked to each other yet, but we are all on the same mission. I can dream walk, watching from a birds eye view.” She tried to explain quickly. “I’m going to enter the patients dreams to try and find out what did this to them. But I need to meditate to do it, which leaves me vulnerable. Can I trust you guys to watch over me as I preform this task?” Her eyes go between each and every one of them. There was worry and concern coming from her eyes.<br/><br/>“We don’t have time to waste,” she whispered. Quickly, she closed her eyes and took a hold of one of the women’s hands. Eva was floating through the astral plane, but it didn’t take long to connect into the mind of the patient. Eva was watching over the woman, before she introduced herself.<br/><br/>“My dear, what happened to you?” Eva asked with concern. She made her way to the woman who looked frightened. Eva eased the pain the woman was radiating. Soon, the woman seemed to have calmed down, and looked to Eva with much clearer eyes.<br/><br/>“Am... am I dead?” She asked Eva.<br/><br/>Eva shook her head. “No, but you are running out of time. I know this is a lot to ask, but please, will you share your experience with me?” The woman looked hesitant at Eva’s request. “I am here to help, I will help ease your pain.” Eva’s voice was soothing and kind. With a few more seconds to think about it the woman took Eva’s hand and pulled her into the memory.<br/><br/>It was night time, the woman was going for a walk. At first, Eva was watching from the viewpoint of the woman. Within a split second, she was watching it from afar and from the woman’s perspective. From watching above she could see a creature quickly making its way toward this unsuspecting woman. Eva decided to slow the dream down and make her way over to the bounding creature. Seemed to be a witch of some sort, a hag. Grey skin and even greyed out pupils. Slowly, Eva  watched as the witch caught up to the woman, and began to suck out her life force. The woman was screaming at first, but began to feel weaker and weaker before she passed out. The creature speedily retreated back to where it came from, with a much fuller belly it seemed.<br/><br/>Eva was taking a look around, seeming to be on some path in the woods. But what woods were these? The memory was fading fast though, and eventually Eva was sucked out of the dream all together, her eyes blinking and adjusting to the hospital room.<br/><br/>For any who were watching her meditate, they would’ve seen her eyebrows move closer together to create a worried face. A disturbed face. It was hard for her not to show the emotion of what the dreamer was feeling. Her hand even shaking at times. Once Eva was back into her mindset though, she turned to the others. “I don’t know what it was. Looked to be some sort of witch, she looked like a hag. Grey skin, grey eyes...” Eva paused, wanting to get all the details out. “The woman was traveling in some woods at night, on a trail.” Eva looked to the other patients. “I’m going to dive into their dreams too, I need to try to find a pattern.” After viewing each one though, there is the common theme of woods and night. There were plenty of places around to camp in and had hiking trails. After relaying the information over to the others, it seemed they might have a plan to hatch.