Nothing wrong...
That was what she'd done? Not quite one to believe, Eika toyed with her voodoo doll as she leaned over the balcony and sighed softly. She'd been quick to depart once Duncan had stepped off to give his debriefing to the Headmaster, self-control taking hold to keep her from performing anything stupid. With little else to do, she'd had her orbs circling around her as she looked into the magic that Syrus had used on her. Far above anything she has seen before...it would take practice to make use of what he had created to trap her, but...she would most likely manage. A bit of tinkering here and there would have a beam shot at an apple that Nom Nom provided and tossed into the air as a target. By her nature, it was a partial success on the first attempt. Half of the apple was invaded in a form of crystal...err...
While the other half had kissed it's sorry left self goodbye and been obliterated into literal ash.
Okay. She'd try that again later...A clearing of the throat and she shrugged as she looked up at one of her quartet, addressing attention to the eyeball that soon opened up and stared down at her inquisitively.
"...Is it true?..."
A churning beneath her feet ran a shiver up her spine as she slowly covered her eyes and took a deep breath. The eyeball within the orb would take a bright red hue as it began to dart around wildly, finally focusing in to allow Eika to see what the Guardian Force had foreseen whilst she had surrendered to the desperation of slumber.
Three graves.
Màriè Exoris Munashii.
Her mother.
Reigen Munashii.
Her father.
Tsurenai Munashii.
Her brother.
...And where was she?
Nowhere. Not where she should be. Mourning their loss.
Tears would fall from the crimson optics of hers as she finally lurched forward and the sight that Visionary gave her broke off. ...Too real to be a dream. Too late to be a mere possibility. All she could do was try her damnedest to keep the urging sobs silent and to bite back the nausea that followed in the wake of understanding that...
They were dead. Weren't they?
Not what she should have looked into before what could moreorless be called a dinner date with her Instructor, that was for sure. All she could do, as the small PuPu hopped up to begin wiping at her tears, was try to calm herself down and pick herself back up before he got here and saw a mess of the girl that'd mindlessly charged into an enemy- occupied tower to save his life.
She had an image to keep somewhere around that considerate fact now, didn't she?