It wasn't just her stomach that felt this pain, no, it was starting to move throughout her body.  Never had it been so bad.  Usually she could get it to go away but this time it wasn't happening.  She crossed her hands over her chest and dug her nails into her shoulders and trembled slightly.  This was new.  Was it his presence?<br/><br/>There was a shift in the lair around them and the sound of paws running.  Rain barreled through the back of the lair, from a spot where he couldn't see where she came from.  She jumped and landed over Nisia.  Her body spreading over Nisia.  A low snarl emitted from her as she eyed Kip.  She sensed something with Nisia from her hunt and came right back.  They had a stronger bond than most knew you could with one not formed with a pet.<br/><br/>Linx came into the lair through the front with a bit of blood on his lips from a kill they left to come back here.  He simply strolled over to the bed and nudged Nisia.  After Rain growled deeply at him he strolled over to Kip and laid by his feet lazily, seemingly less protective at the moment.  Sensing something other than aggression from Kip. He glanced up and sniffed at Kip.<br/><br/>The feel of Rains fur against hers calmed her some.  She still trembled though.  She reached out with one hand and placed it against the leopard closing her eyes and trying to calm herself.  "I have been like this since about six months after I came to.  This is just the worse......"  She cut off suddenly as another wave of pain shot though her body, she didn't see it but when she looked at him, her eyes were that of the leopard.  "I have never gotten this sick before I met you" She fought what she felt though, as if a sickness.<br/><br/>Nisia grew very pale that moment.  Kip coming around had brought her bloodline leopard in her to the surface, making it want out even more now.  This was a positive thing in a way but she didn't understand it at the moment.  All she knew was she was in pain, nauseous and quite dizzy.  The soft yet warm feel of fur against her hand calmed the leopard whom wanted freedom within her just slightly.<br/><br/>Nisia closed her eyes and seemed to go still beneath the leopard.  Rain's ears went back and she moved over Nisia licking her face.  The girl had spiked a fever and the stress of her fighting the change though she had been fighting small changes until now never something so drastic, it had caused her to pass out.  The beautiful leopard upon her almost seeming to cover that of the fragile frame of Nisia easily as she tried to figure out what was wrong with her.  Nisia's hand slid off that of the leopard falling loosely to the bed.