As Warren cried out, Kai tried to offer him her strength, anything to keep him from hurting the way he was. She wished she could do more. Tears came to her eyes at the sound of his voice, causing her to lean over him and press her lips to his forehead.<br/><br/>"It's alright, love. Just relax," she said, her voice as soothing as she could possibly make it.<br/><br/>Glancing at Karren, she gave a small nod in agreement. He didn't sound like himself at all. What lay before her was not the man she'd met, the strong yet broken man who would have done anything to protect her, but instead a truly broken man who had given up trying to be strong. She didn't believe it was just this, but that this, being experimented on and close to dissected, was just the catalyst to a horrible reaction that couldn't be stopped. Before, she'd had a chance of fixing him, making him whole again. This time, however, Kai was starting to lose hope that he could be fixed again.<br/><br/>-<br/><br/>Staying quiet, Lorraine gave Warren something for the pain, something to knock him out. He needed rest, not to suffer.<br/><br/>Clearing her throat, she stepped back.<br/><br/>"There's not much more I can do now," she said, her voice quiet and meek in a way, as if she were afraid to say anything at all. "I...I'd suggest we take him back to the clinic, but I doubt he wants anyone seeing him this way. But I'll leave that up to you..."