Raylyn nodded and sighed. â€œI donâ€™t feel like I am a reincarnation, or a spirit of anyone, but Raijin certainly thinks so.â€ The girl looked down at a small tear in her jeans and stood up. â€œLook Iâ€™m sorry to cut this talk so short, but I really need fresh air,â€ slowly she stood. After the past 24 hour period she had dealt with she was emotionally wiped, tired, and just down right drained. Raylyn didnâ€™t worry much about shutting the hotel door behind her as she walked from the building, or much rather which way she was headed. She just picked a direction and began walking.<br/><br/>The sound of her sneakers on gravel soon drug her senses upward as she blinked realizing that she was in the woods that surrounded the small town. It was odd how at home she was, and she felt a slight itch beneath her skin. Looking up with emerald eyes she blinked up at the rising full moon, only to be greeted with a splitting headache that brought her crashing to her knees. Her hands shot up as if to protect her from the ivory beams as they seemed to target her through the treeâ€™s branches. â€œWha-â€œ but the rest of her sentence was cut off by a shriek. Noises from the forest around her spilled into her ears, it was all so loud. This was just a panic attack, she had them before, but always on a full moon, headaches, andâ€¦Ray couldnâ€™t even think anymore as she didnâ€™t have the medication her grandma always gave her to sooth her attacks had. Whimpering and curling her knees to her chest she rocked back and forth dealing with the sharp pains of her bones being on fire, and her joints twisting painfully.