Seveline gave Blane a questioning look. 'He must be worrying that the blood shots are only for Cydrao.' She thought. 'But still, if there is any chance it could help him It's worth a compromise. I'm sure Cydrao would agree.' "Look, this is our only chance to help this pain go away, Blane." She whispered. "I can't stand watching you in so much pain." As she tried to figure out where she could put the needle in without hurting him, she noticed he was trying to avoid the needle. "Come on, Blane, don't be so stubborn."  She finally managed to get the needle in his shoulder, quickly getting the contents of the shot into Blane before he could fight her off again. "Was that so hard? Goodness, your stubbornness is really going to get you hurt one of these days. And I don't want that happening; not now at least."<br/><br/>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~<br/><br/>Lucretia swallowed the tablets as they dissolved to blood in her mouth. She finally began to wake, her eyes fluttering open though for a moment unable to focus on anything. "W-what's going on?" She murmured quietly, blinking away the weakness and shifting slightly to sit up a bit. She glanced around slowly, then her gaze caught on Cydrao. Within a second she was flat against the wall, having shot from the bed and into the furthest corner away from him. She seemed frightened to death half out of it still, not understanding what was happening or who the boy was. "Friend or foe?" She stuttered, her gaze carefully watching every move, but stepping back against the wall even more as he moved towards her. Her brown eyes were full of fear, but had a red tint to them, making them more of a maroon-brown color instead of the pure color they usually were.