Ayla waved before Smiling softly. She grabbed the tablet out of the messenger bag she had and typed something up.

It was not a problem. I am honestly just happy that I was able to help. She paused a moment.

There was no way to be sure if what I did would do anything. It was in your court. I am rather relieved that you had the strength of will to pull yourself out of the depths that you had been in due to Mistress.

Ayla nodded before sighing lightly. She couldn't properly help him with the issue of seeing whoever it was that he mentioned, but she did know he should.

... you should go talk to her. she typed.

If she's a quality woman, she will understand that it wasn't you.

So go do that. Ayla had him read, knowing that she was at least righ tin that sense. It would be better than to leave it undone after all.

Or at least she knew she'd rather know sooner than later, as she was sure that this Angela woman would too. She may not have been able to speak definitely about it, but she had a pretty good idea.

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Angela sighed lightly as she made her way out into the main entry area of the medwing. She'd just had to do quite a bit with Ty, again, to get him to revive - as he'd wanted hger to do that instead of honestly treat the injuries. It had been a lot though, as she'd had to remove a lot of shrapnel from him.

"Geez..." she muttered as she dropped the blood soaked covers into the bio trash.

Angela just sighed lightly before turning to face him.

"head to my office." She told him.

"I'll be there in a minute or two. I have to log what I was doing for the records." She added.

"So just... head there. I'll be there soon."

He was left waiting for about fifteen minutes before hte door opened and she walked in. She closed it and leaned atgainst it - effectively stopping him from potentially bolting. That way at least.

"Liv's been asking about you." She said after a second.

"Wondering when you're coming home."

Angela just sighed before meeting his gaze.

"That you were stuck here under lockdown." She told him honestly.

"You're lucky, though." She then said. "When you attacked at home... she was already at school."

". . . And Cain's fine."

Angela shrugged.

"I'm going to leave telling her to you." She told him honestly.

"It doesn't matter to me. She does know that this place was under lockdown - although she believes it was for longer than it actually was." She added.

"She also does know you injured my wrist." She added. "As I couldn't come up with a lie for that one. But I told her that we were sparring as she knows that I want to learn to fight in case I ever need it."

Angela just sighed.

"Oh, so you are the one who willingly went and did all that." She said.

"all right then. That's good to know." She added with a sigh.

"Tis a shame, I thought it was because of the elven influence. Oh well."

"So we eliminate the problem." Angela said simply, plainly.

"What do you mean?" Zeke asked after a moment or two.

"Simple. We make sure that elf is rotting in a box somewhere,." She stated simply before sighing.

"And yes, I realise that finding her is not going to be easy."

Angela paused a moment. She was more than a little surprised that he seemed to be perfectly all right with her saying to kill an elf, but she wasn't going to bring it up - or complain.

"It's a 'we will see how this goes', because you're right. You may still be a risk." She told him.

"But honestly? I'm willing to take that risk.'