Ness rolled his eyes and chuckled a bit  at the voices in there head<em> "Look I don't  know if you[ can hear me or not but  , why do you think I care about what you say?  I mean You're  a disembodied voice. Am I supposed to be scared or what? You don't even had a body. What exactly are you going to do to me if I don't listen?  Slap me around? You don't have  arms or legs or torso. You have nothing , You are insignificant  part of my imagination. Plus  , Why would I take advice from any of. you three? Sure , I was convicted of murder but at least I have a  corporeal form!"</em>Nigel thought to himself as the voices in his head were rather. They were far more aggravating then  scary or commanding. Granted they had previously made him commit murder but he wasn't just going to give in and be a slave to a bunch of people who might not even be real. If they wanted  his undying loyalty  they were going to have trade something of value. Like his Loyalty for immortality or  telekinesis.  They were semi-magical voices ,  right? They had to have something to give him. Maybe they could allow him to talk to other people telepathically. Now that , That would be  a lot more useful  then a bunch of silly advice  Ness had no reason to listen to.<br/><br/><br/>After giving those peculiar voices a piece of his mind , Ness's eyes turned to Sarah as  she  leaped from her chair and  set the poor doctor's tablet a light.  Yammering on about how fire cleanses the soul or some such nonsense. Nevertheless he decided to open his heat for once and slowly made his way over to the obviously shaken woman.<em>"Shhhh , Sarah. It'll be fine. It'll all be okay I promise."</em>Nigel  said to calm the woman down with a few soft  gentle words.