When Adia heard that sound, she winced as if it had been her who'd been hit. She clenched her teeth and fists, then took deep breaths. "Don't worry. I've trained myself not to interfere." Her voice was angry, and a little strained. She subconsciously moved closer to Ian. She at least had some protection over him.<br/><br/>If she could just get her brother and mother far, far away from anywhere they could be hurt, then she would fight. If it had been only she who she was protecting by not acting, she would have rebelled long ago. That sentiment showed in the way she held herself, her shoulders a little slumped, but tense.<br/><br/>There was a rumble from far off which caused her to jump. Clouds could be seen in the distance. She looked slightly nervous, and concentrated for a few moments. When she came out of it, the clouds had gone. She sighed in relief.