“My little inferno,” gasped from her lips as the dark witch found the place Laila was now resting. The two were hardly the hugging type, but she almost couldn’t help wanting to wrap her arms around the phoenix’s neck with pure delight for her safety. Given their line of work, Helena had grown up with a firm understanding that she might lose many of the members that helped in the rise of the Ouroboros. However, years of working around and being next to Laila was not something she was ready to let go of. How many rebirth’s had Laila actually endured was a mystery to the young witch, so the thought of this being her last was a painful realization. Instead of a hug, a warm smile was given and she batted away the idea of crying. “You don’t look too beat up,” she stated as she gave Laila a once over and became satisfied with her findings, “Need me to help speed any healing up?” A healthy sized furrowed brow hung on her friends expression and knew it came from her brother’s current condition.
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