Blue couldn't help the small giggle that escaped her as Liam nudged her gently and licked at her neck, healing the small cut as if it had never been there. A peaceful sort of aura came from her as Liam rested his head in her lap and protectively wrapped his tail around her body. Resting her hand on his wolf head, she gently scratched behind his ears and down his neck, trying her best to keep him calm.<br/><br/>Drevel pushed himself up off the dirt with a small groan, dusting off his shoulders and sheathing his sword as he shot Liam a glare. "Well if you ask me, I think she would be better off at the Garden of Beginnings than staying here to train. She is supposed to look and act like a savior, not like a lost little girl. Most of the creatures here are already starting to doubt if she's even the right person," he said to Liam, acting as if Blue wasn't even there.<br/><br/>An annoyed air draped over Blue as her gentle scratching turned into her gripping Liam's fur a little tightly. "I believe you're forgetting the fact I'm in the same room as you, you big jerk. How was I supposed to know all of this? I don't even know if I'm dreaming or not! Let alone why everyone keeps saying I'm Liam's girl! And why does everyone think I'm a savior? I've never saved a thing in my life! I'm not even sure I believe any of you yet. The only reason I'm still here is because Liam convinced me that you all needed my help. But if you're so sure you can handle it by yourself then have at it. I'm going home," she said, abruptly pushing herself up to her feet and turning towards the tent entrance.<br/><br/>Just as Blue was about to step out, Drevel quickly grabbed her wrist, suddenly being behind her. Jerking her back a little hard, Blue gave a slight gasp as she stumbled back and grabbed onto the nearest thing to keep her up as Drevel let go of her wrist. "Fine. Fine. You win, Blue," he practically spit out her name like it was poison. "Liam needs you here and so does everyone else. You can't just walk out. I'm not saying I think you're the right person for this, because I still think you're just a very lucky, pitiful human. But for now I won't argue against you. We'll just have to see what kind of person you really turn out to be, because we are running out of time to go out looking for the true savior," Drevel said, his eyes narrowing in her direction before he gave Liam a quick nod. Finally Drevel stepped out of the tent, his head held high as he disappeared into the crowd.<br/><br/>As the curtain fell back into place, giving Blue and Liam privacy once again, Blue let out a heavy sigh of relief. Looking at Liam, she slowly lowered herself to sit on the edge of his pillow bed and held out her hand for him to come closer. As he approached her, Blue gently took his wolf's face in her hands and looked at his eyes. "Liam... If I am going to stay here, I'll start needing some answers to my questions. I want to trust you but to do that I need answers. Alright?" she asked him, gently scratching behind his ears.