Meira was feeling extremely uncomfortable being here; she wanted to get out of this place as soon as possible. The more she listened to the conversation between these people the stronger her discomfort became. It was natural for them to wonder what she was. Everywhere she had been today, people either were curious about her or wanted her dead, which didn’t really make her feel very inclined to be content. She felt tense. Every movement made by Jade and her companions, Meira watched out of the corner of her eye. Should she really decide to trust them, or should she keep her guard up a little longer, watching to see what happens next before she opened up? She wondered if they were lying about taking her somewhere safe. Jade especially seemed sincere, but she was scared. Probably because this was the first time she was truly free of that awful lab.<br/><br/>Shaking her head, Meira took in a deep breath. “I…” She began, trying to gather her thought as best she could while blocking out the phantoms. She was free, but not completely free. It was going to be difficult to block out these images. She knew, before she could, they would continue to haunt her for awhile. “I think… I think I might…” If they were the good guys, should she tell them about that horrible place? She had to tell someone. Keeping it locked inside was not doing her any good. That place was awful, and what made things worse was that she could sense some of that aura from Ifrit, which concerned her. But in the end, Meira decided not to say anything at all. She wasn’t in the condition to speak anyway. Once she recovered a little, then perhaps she would reveal everything and answer any questions the best she could.<br/><br/>“I just need some rest… right now.” A pounding headache was coming on. Rest really was the best thing she could do for the moment. “Wake me when we get there… and, thank you.” Meira lay back on the bed and closed her eyes, wrapping her arms around herself. Almost immediately, she began drifting off to somewhere she would feel more comfortable. The place she went to in her mind was that same, familiar place she always found herself. It allowed her to get away for awhile. This has been a long day. A lot of work needed to be done once they landed, she wanted to pull Jade aside and just… talk. Talk about everything and anything. There truly was something different about Jade, special, and she knew, deep down, that she really might be the key to ending this nightmare before anyone else got hurt. Before anyone else ended up like her… something that shouldn’t exist.