<span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 12pt;"><strong>Paul Ravitz</strong></span><br/>Unknown<br/><br/>Muriel. What had that woman been planning? Was she trying to keep the girl as a pet? Save her from death? Then he remembered her saying something to the Crane. She didn't like the bright ones, whatever that meant. Smart? This girl definitely did look smart. Or maybe it was just her person - good? He wasn't sure, but his mind raced as he tried to think of why that creepy angel would keep the girl. Then again, he and the Crane were the only reason he hadn't completely lost hope and soul by now. At the mention of a family his eyes darkened, narrowing. His family hadn't even come looking for him, not once. It felt as if they never even cared.<br/><br/>"I'm uh... Paul. I'm Paul." Looking her over, she was covered in blood and visibly bruised from when he had pushed her down. She was also pale, paler than she should have been, even with such a loss of blood. He could hear Cameron talking, glancing back at him for a moment and watching him walk out.<br/><br/>"You need to get cleaned up," he stood, holding a hand out. Then, feeling like an idiot, he carefully slid his arms under her legs and back, lifting her slowly. The loss of blood would make her far too weak to walk around on her own so he cradled her to his bare chest. As he was about to leave the room, Cameron walked back in.<br/><br/>"I'll take whatever crap you have to give me later. Right now, I have to make her comfortable." He stepped into the hall, looking around. "There have to be a few extra rooms." Having only been in the actual home part of the house once before, he had no clue where he was or where anything else was, but he knew well enough that the place was huge on the inside, so he walked around, searching for an empty room. Finally finding one, he kicked the door open, walking past the bed and to the door leading to the bathroom where he placed Lionna on the vanity. He turned to the bathtub, turning the water on, hand held beneath the spout to test the temperature of the water, his back to her.