Raschen may have seemed revitalized but the energy he took from surrounding fauna was so much restoring him as it was acting as a scaffolding, supporting him upright and making sure the use of hi energy was unhindered. He would join Ludwig on the balcony, wanting a bird's eye view of the surrounding landscape. The Hyane could feel the crackling energy radiating from the Kuguar, the floors beneath him trembled. Raschen did not know if the Hyane had a magick of his own and he did not truly care. He had put the beast in his place and that was all that mattered. As the towering figure of muscle leaned against the stone railway, Ludwig could nearly see the big cat's energy pulsating. He was becoming more unstable with every passing hour, his energy flow like a canal that was slowly being forced open by the rush of water behind it. The Kuguar's breath were leaving hi in soft pants, every inhale somewhat of a gasp. His heartbeat so constantly swift even at rest that the thud could reach the ears of the canine at his side.