Mary closed her eyes when Rin started to talk about Mera, clenching her fists a bit as she brought up seeing Mera suffer all that time. She glanced over at her as she continued talking, flinching a little at the mention of Mera's tattoo. She put her hands to her face as her emotions started to bubble up and everything around them started shaking before there was a final burst of energy and she hit her knees, sobbing. All she had wanted was to do something to help her family, to end their suffering at the hands of that man. And if Alari really was gone, she wanted to make him pay for putting them in a situation that would cause that, that would not only take away a friend of hers, but to take away the person that had managed to unearth Mera's heart, to show her that it was okay to feel again. Why was it fair for that to be taken away again, because she knew when Mera found out, she would shut herself off again. All she wanted to get rid of the source of all their sadness. She hadn't thought about just how much sadness she would cause if that had been her final action,she couldn't see anything past her rage at the situation, even as Mera and Raina had been begging her to stop. Especially with Mera, all she could think was how she would look when she found out about Alari, how the life she had finally seen in her sisters eyes would vanish again. She bent down, putting her head against the rooftop as she cried, feeling a useless child all over again, watching idly as her siblings carried her away from danger.
Raina helped Mera up, the two getting over to Mary, and Mera gently pulled her close as Raina looked down to see what was going on below, "I think now is our best time to run," she looked at the others, "He's not dead, but he sure as hell isn't getting up for awhile," she said. True enough, the last moments of that pressure that Mary had put on the ones just below her hand caused their limbs to be broken and some other bones of the sort and the majority of them were unconscious.
Mera carefully helped Mary to remove the helm but Mary held up her hand, when Raina went to take it. The helm began to glow lightly and then disappeared, one of the rainbow flowers reappearing from the field that she had once given to Kaori, "Now he won't be able to find it again," She whispered, leaning against Mera who held her close, carefully stroking her hair. It was clear Mera was more worried about the damage done to her sister than the damage done to herself.
Raina sighed a bit, knowing that that was the main way the two of them were different, not the ability to use magic, "I'm going to go get Eryn and Kaori," she told them before starting back to the inn, figuring at the very least Eryn wouldn't leave, but she didn't know Kaori well enough to know if he was still there.
Hotaru walked over to Mera and Mary, offering her hand, "I can carry Mary," she offered, figuring Larel would prefer to help Mera since he had an aversion to Mary in general. Mera actually seemed a bit hesitant to let her go, looking down as Mary lightly toyed with the flower, not seeming to be paying any attention. She finally nodded and let Hotaru pick her up, putting her on her back. She looked over at Larel, relieved to see his wound had been healed from that swing- hitting organs or not, it almost hurt her as much it did them to have to watch them fight each other that way- and then she looked over to Rin, taking a deep breath, "Who are you really?" she asked, the exhaustion clear in her voice. She wanted some answers, "Of course don't mistake my asking that as not being grateful, because I am, but Alari was the only person I told of the reasons for that tattoo."
"I'd almost forgotten about that one," Mary mumbled, laying her head on Hotaru's shoulder, her eyes getting heavy, dropping the flower as she did.
"Which one are they talking about?" Hotaru raised a brow.
"One you haven't seen yet," Mera answered shortly before looking back at Rin, waiting for the answer to who she was, though she slowly managed to get back up off her feet, figuring they should get moving soon. She wasn't sure how much longer she could keep moving, considering how weak she felt, how heavy each of her limbs were, but she had to try
Raina helped Mera up, the two getting over to Mary, and Mera gently pulled her close as Raina looked down to see what was going on below, "I think now is our best time to run," she looked at the others, "He's not dead, but he sure as hell isn't getting up for awhile," she said. True enough, the last moments of that pressure that Mary had put on the ones just below her hand caused their limbs to be broken and some other bones of the sort and the majority of them were unconscious.
Mera carefully helped Mary to remove the helm but Mary held up her hand, when Raina went to take it. The helm began to glow lightly and then disappeared, one of the rainbow flowers reappearing from the field that she had once given to Kaori, "Now he won't be able to find it again," She whispered, leaning against Mera who held her close, carefully stroking her hair. It was clear Mera was more worried about the damage done to her sister than the damage done to herself.
Raina sighed a bit, knowing that that was the main way the two of them were different, not the ability to use magic, "I'm going to go get Eryn and Kaori," she told them before starting back to the inn, figuring at the very least Eryn wouldn't leave, but she didn't know Kaori well enough to know if he was still there.
Hotaru walked over to Mera and Mary, offering her hand, "I can carry Mary," she offered, figuring Larel would prefer to help Mera since he had an aversion to Mary in general. Mera actually seemed a bit hesitant to let her go, looking down as Mary lightly toyed with the flower, not seeming to be paying any attention. She finally nodded and let Hotaru pick her up, putting her on her back. She looked over at Larel, relieved to see his wound had been healed from that swing- hitting organs or not, it almost hurt her as much it did them to have to watch them fight each other that way- and then she looked over to Rin, taking a deep breath, "Who are you really?" she asked, the exhaustion clear in her voice. She wanted some answers, "Of course don't mistake my asking that as not being grateful, because I am, but Alari was the only person I told of the reasons for that tattoo."
"I'd almost forgotten about that one," Mary mumbled, laying her head on Hotaru's shoulder, her eyes getting heavy, dropping the flower as she did.
"Which one are they talking about?" Hotaru raised a brow.
"One you haven't seen yet," Mera answered shortly before looking back at Rin, waiting for the answer to who she was, though she slowly managed to get back up off her feet, figuring they should get moving soon. She wasn't sure how much longer she could keep moving, considering how weak she felt, how heavy each of her limbs were, but she had to try