After a few moments the headache subsided until it was ignorable, and Lilly found herself in the arms of the Oolager as he introduced himself. "I'm Lilly." she responded in turn to his introduction. When asked if she could keep a secret, she nodded emphatically, nearly gasping at what he said next. "Really? A real dragon?" She twisted about to look wide eyed at Kwatako "And she could really breathe fire? I've always wanted to see a dragon, but they all left Magnus during the Mad King's War." Lilly had cherished stories of dragons for as long as she could remember- they often appeared in the tales that the Redakka would tell, often being referred to as the Redakka's larger cousins. Lilly silently wondered if maybe some of the dragons had traveled like those who she had met had, and maybe lost their normal forms as well. Just then the group went out into the night, and Lilly blinked blearily at her surroundings as she found herself back on her own two feet. Turning to the sound of footsteps, she saw what appeared to her blinking eyes to be more survivors.<br/><br/>Lilly made to move towards the 'survivors', stopping with a start when one was subject to Morgan lifting a piece of metal and leveling it at one of them, shortly followed by its limbs being blown off, presumably as a result of the loud object. For a moment she was confused, and then fear and disgust overwhelmed her when she realized that they weren't merely wounded, but dead- and still walking. Indeed, one was clearly one of the corpses she had seen before falling into the temple, a wide slash in its throat and ribcage all but destroyed. Breathing heavily, Lilly silently began to panic.<br/><br/>It has always been the Redakka way to flee from predators that they could possibly escape from, as well as most everything that they did not understand; as a survival tactic it had served them well, and was difficult to argue with when faced with the living dead. Backing away from the walking corpses, eyes wide with fear, Lilly withdrew the coin she had grabbed, placing it in her palm, and leaped, applying force to the coin to add height and distance to the jump. As the magic took hold, however, her headache renewed with a vengeance. For a few moments, Lilly fought it, not making progress upwards or to the side, but not dropping either, hanging from the coin by one hand, the pain building until it became too much and she fell. Half blind, she tripped on her dress as she tried to turn and run, then raised her arms feebly to protect herself. "Noo..." she mumbled blearily and then... pushed the world away. A shock-wave hammered out from Lilly, and then back again as the air rushed to fill the empty space, stumbling one or two of the zombies but failing to even knock them over. With that, the pain seemed to spread throughout her entire skeleton; Lilly let out a short scream and curled into a ball, clutching at her head.