<strong>Sunset</strong><br/><br/>As Carrie was injected with the Demerol, she started to go still, relaxing peacefully as the drug started to wash over her.  The massage of her various joints made her sigh in some minor relief but also proved just how tense she was, worn out by the agony she'd been experiencing.  Her body slowly started to flush as a reaction to the drugs, but it definitely brought her some relief.<br/><br/>She seemed to have a little trouble moving under the medication, but she didn't really care, apparently unable to sense the pain as well while under the effects.  It was still there, making her eyes twitch a little, but she wasn't shifting and wincing in pain any longer.<br/><br/>The question of the bones made her frown.  The medication helped a little, but also seemed for her to make it harder to speak and explain properly, especially in oracular matters.  "They remember the beasts...beasts of..." she managed, squinting her eyes as she tried.  "Ma-jes-ty?"  Unsure, dizzy, she let it go for the time being, focusing on the tranquility provided by the drugs.<br/><br/>It wasn't until Nadia crossed the threshold into the outside, however, until Carrie really started to feel better to any serious degree.  She gave a soft smile of relief.  "I can handle two," she said with a soft but ever-present smile.  "I just can't do three.  I'm sorry, I'm trying."  That explanation came easier, but then, it seemed to be something she was more used to saying.<br/><br/>The outside was peaceful, with few people around and a gentle breeze sapping at the heat of the air, but it was definitely getting late.  Pizza would have to be acquired rather quickly if it would be obtained tonight at all.  Up above, a full moon stood vigil over the stars, trying to lend its light to the world but too far away and too dim to be of any true assistance.