<em>"Sure, screw me. Thanks Shine."</em>Aryn began walking towards where Kari now lay. Sure, there was a supernatural battle going on over there, but he didn't really pay it much mind. It was all over his head now. He was feeling a little light headed, actually. Kind of dizzy. A bit spacey. Not a big deal though, plus he couldn't really feel the pain in his chest so much anymore. That was good, right? Sure. Why not. He lacked the motivation to think it through. Right then, he needed to get Kari. He was approached by shadows, but he seemed to easily avoid them. Or maybe they were avoiding him? He felt like something in his mind was cracking. He got to Kari though, somehow. How long did it take? He wasn't sure, it seemed pretty fast.<br/><br/>He kneeled down next to her, taking her under his arms. "You and I are going to have to have a talk later." The words seemed to come from somewhere else, but he sort of abstractly recognized his own voice, his mouth moving, making words. He picked her up easily. He noticed that he was bleeding on her a little. He resolved that if they survived he'd spot her for a new shirt. Not important. He started walking back to the group. He was pretty sure he walked in a straight line. Seemed like that wouldn't make sense, considering the circumstances. He suddenly realized he was smiling. That probably seemed out of place. He opened the door to the dorms and set her down inside.<br/><br/>Aryn's eyes were glazing over, but still he stood back up and went back outside. Life was a sacred thing. He needed to be there to protect it.