"Right, some things will slowly come back I guess," Angel didn't seem so sure as the colors still seemed to be out of place. With all the information thrown at him, he just nodded and tried his best to keep it all locked up somewhere safe. His head was hurt and it was almost time for him to see his family, and if he wasn't up for it hit the button so he could have some more alone time. "After a few days of sleeping I doubt they'll leave even if you tell them to," He smiled, they were a very close family.<br/><br/>When the doctor brought up fantasy like creatures he perked up. He liked to believe that somewhere there was something lurking around. He often read up on things on the internet or watched scary movies that very scared him. "I never get scared, you know... Nightmares, movies, the dark, spiders... Nothing." He wasn't trying to play the tough guy, it was just a true fact. Everything was logical, even if he didn't know what exactly was behind it he knew it wasn't exactly something to be afraid of. People were afraid of death because of the unknown as nobody really knows what happens once you go to that endless sleep. Anything could happen, and in a weird way that excited Angel, he wanted to know what it was like, when the time was right.<br/><br/>When Ray had gotten out of the room he'd see two young ladies with bouncing curls of fire running down the halls with a nurse close behind. "Girls it's not time to visit!" The woman shouted, trying to snatch one arm but missing. The two were having fit of giggles before colliding roughly into the doctor and falling to the ground in a jumbled mess. They didn't seem too bothered and pushed their mess of curls from their bright blue eyes to gaze up at the man. "Hey mister, is our brother up!" One girl said instead of sorry. "Sorry for running into you!" the other twin chirped, elbowing the other who then also apologized. "They said he is, so is he?" The ruder of the two little girls asked again.<br/><br/>"I'm so sorry doctor, they slipped right by me... Come on girls you have to wait to see your brother," The nurse gave an apologetic smile and urged the girls to their feet.