â€œIâ€™m not crying.â€ She snapped pushing him away from her again but not hard enough to knock him off like last time. She did not want her enemy to comfort her, she did not want to feel comforted when he had kissed her forehead, but he had tried and she had. She felt frustrated, hurt, and confused from everything that had happened. Not only had she lost her immortality to a mortal but she had been a part in helped Evangeline escape. She could see his dagger in its hilt at his hip and the idea of killing him appealed to great deal but. The bracelet literally burned her arm making her jump, â€œOuch! God dam that fucking hag!â€ She snarled gripping her wrist which now throbbed painfully. The distinct stench of burning flesh wafted to her own nose making her want to gag but she refrained, â€œIâ€¦ Canâ€™tâ€¦â€ She took a few calming breaths and unclenched her teeth as the pain became a dull ache, â€œThe hag put a curse on the bracelet you put on me.â€ The reminder of why she was in her state of weakness was done on purpose, â€œI do not know what else it does but just at the thought of killing you it harmed me. If I actually acted upon my thoughts if may do something worse.â€ She leaned back into the pillows and looked away from him and her eyes teared up once more ruining her earlier argument that she had not been crying. She clenched and unclenched her hands before looking at him.<br/><br/>She tried her best to ignore the few teardrops that made their way down her cheeks, â€œYou are going to help me save my sisters.â€ Right now she knew she had to rest and that it would take the hag time to find a portal to Valhalla, â€œWe have some time to find someone to help usâ€¦ I know of someone but I cannot think how long ago I met them. I hope that she is still alive.â€ She sighed and rubbed her eyes tiredly. Still every movement hurt her but she was getting used to it, no wonder why her sisters preferred to just accept a warrior that was in Valhalla, â€œYou owe me this much beserker.â€ She reminded him just in case he were to disagree.