After Tetramis left, Alais was about to enter and talk to Liliane when another person entered, walking past her without so much as a greeting.  Alais sighed, and stopped the door from closing, letting the stranger speak first.<br/><br/>Liliane glanced up when the door opened, expecting her mom, but it was Sophi.  â€œHi Liliane... guess you're my new roomie."  She blinked in surprise, setting down the pen, and stood.<br/><br/>â€œHi.  Umm, I started unpacking.  I hope thatâ€™s okay.  If thereâ€™s anything you want me to leave aloneâ€¦just let me know, okay?â€  She saw her mom in the doorway, and bit the inside of her cheek.  â€œSophi, this is my mom.  Mom, this is Sophi.  She was telling me about Styx earlier.â€<br/><br/>Alais nodded briefly to the girl in greeting, but her attention was on Liliane.  â€œThen Iâ€™ll leave you to get settled.  Iâ€™m sure Iâ€™ll run into you later, but I donâ€™t want to just stay sitting outside your door.  Youâ€™ll be okay, right?â€<br/><br/>â€œYeah, Iâ€™ll be fine.  Do you want me to come with?â€  Liliane worried sometimes, and her mom wasn't acting like herself.  Understanding, Alais smiled.<br/><br/>â€œDonâ€™t worry about me.  I think the layoutâ€™s pretty much the same- it has been so far.  Bye, sweetie.â€  She let the door close then, striding down the hall quickly, fighting the urge to stay and hover over Liliane.  She exited the building, breathing in the night air, the time she loved most.  When she closed her eyes she could sense the shadows draping themselves over everything, a thin coat of darkness she could perceive and understand without visual sight.  Opening her eyes once more, she headed towards where she thought the med bay would be.  Should she stay away?  Give Zane space?  No, she couldnâ€™t bear to, so she moved through the shadows almost imperceptibly, a ripple of darker night.<br/><br/>Here- she entered the correct building, smelling the harsh chemicals.  Voices led her to the correct room, and she hesitated outside the door, hearing voices she knew all too well.  Something akin to fear knotted her stomach, and she took a deep breath to steel herself before she finally pulled the door open, pausing for a second in doubt, in the doorway, but she finally stepped inside, fists clenched at her sides.