"No. It's ok. I'm just trying to take a breather for a second." Angela told him.

"At least she'll be all right." She added.

"I'm going to get someone to look into the break room though, see if it's something like the others... or if it's something on its own." As she spoke, she got to her feet.

"Which break room?" She then asked, as there were two in the large wing.

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Angela nodded.

"Thanks Nate. I'll keep that in mind." She said simply. He could hear the gratitude to her voice though, in her words.

"I'm going to go and check it out. " She told him. "Do whatever you need to."

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About twenty minutes later, Angela made her way into Hal's office, having been beckoned in after waiting a couple minutes.

"Whatever is spreading through here, has hit the medwing." She told him honestly.

"Alicja was shocked badly, the fridge in there needs to be replaced." She continued.

"as far as I was told, and Nate can tell, she'll be fine, though."

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"Nothing unexpected." Angela answered honestly.

"everyone seems to be recovering fine." she added after a few seconds.

"Well, those that survived." She added before sighing lightly.

"But... I thought you'd like to know about Alicja, and that I'm going to kill power to the one break room." She told him honestly. "Since we don't know what's going on, and I really don't want to see anyone else sugger while in there."

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Angela just sighed lightly.

"I don't think it's ever been this bad while I've been here." She commented.

"I'm just going to head back to the medwing, make sure that everyone there is still ok." She added.

"If you need me, you know where I'll be."

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Angela nodded before heading off.

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She sighed as she sat in the empty cafeteria. It was pretty quiet in there too, but she wasn't too surprised, and certainly wasn't going to complain about it.

She just wanted to know what was going on.

There was no way for her to know, she was sure. Not without some real testing and whatnot. However, she and her zombie friend DID manage to discover that its, in fact, mana. However, they couldn't identify where the mana was from, who was the cause.

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She was silent for a moment, didn't move, before shifting her gaze to his, her blue eyes locking onto his dull grey ones.

"If he had any, I'm sure it'd be gone by this point." She commented, sighing lightly, and sounding a bit exasperated. Her face didn't show it though, but that wasn't too surprising. As Ty had learned, her face showed very little in terms of emotions, due to the fact that it literally couldn't. Her voice though, still expressed.

"Aedan, Kiah and I have only been able to figure out one thing - it's mana based. For whatever that's worth."

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She was silent for a moment before nodding.

"Yeah, I'm hanging around. I need a break from the whole alchemy hunt." She answered before grabbing her wallet, which was sitting on the table near her, and tossing it over.

"Mind grabbing me whatever has the most caffiene?" She asked as he grabbed it.

"Thanks."

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"Shit!" She exclaimed, jumping to her feet and rushing over. There was no one else in the cafeteria at the moment, even those that were usually working there weren't there. It was basically a skeleton crew at the moment, and the couple who were still there had headed off to do something or other in the back, or take a break, as she'd been the only one in there at the time.

As she hurried over, she made sure she had her switchblade on her, knowing that if Ty survived that, he'd probably appreciate a death and reset. At least, she thouht it might end up beng the better option. There was no way for her to know, so she was aiming to be prepared.

She slid over on her knees as she dropped down on the way, and checked his pulse first, wanting to know if he was even alive first.

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She didn't say anything before sighing, heavily.

"Well then." She muttered before using her watch, and getting it to call the medwing. She figured that the glass should be removed before he revived, and knew damned well that she couldn't do it with the sprinkler system. Wet glass and wet hands really didn't mix well.

She also knew that she was stronger than people expected, but she was sure that Ty was a bit heavier than she could handle... plus he was taller than she was. Sure, it was only 2 inches, but it was enough that she was sure her delicate frame wouldn't be able to handle it, combined with the glass, water, and blood all over the place.

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