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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Agamon" data-source="post: 3531000" data-attributes="member: 184">Anika sat on her cot, paying little mind to the goings on around her.  Aside from her initial breakdown, she had remained focused and determined during the rescue effort throughout the day.  But now she had nothing to occupy her mind but the events of the day.Kelly was dead.  So were a lot of other fellow students, some of whom she knew, some she didn't.  As well, the people of Mudaba Adin, a few she knew, a lot she didn't.  The loss felt like a black, clawing hole in her chest.Sami was an elite now, it seemed.  In her crazy, weird, upside-down world as a member of Legacy, Sami was normal guy that grounded her and gave her hope that someday she could lead a regular, plain-old, normal life.  It didn't feel like that anymore.  Her feelings for Sami didn't change, but the way she saw him did change, and that depressed her.Ryan's 'dark gods' statements were weighing on her, too.  She didn't truly believe it; she had faith in her gods and what they stood for, but the thought entered the back of her mind occasionally.  And the fact she let it bug her made her sick to her stomach.And to top it off, her trip into Mark's drug-addled body brought back horrible feelings she thought she had quelled a long time ago.  But despite everything weighing on her, she resisted any urges she may have felt.  But it didn't change the fact that it only made her feel worse.The redhead on a nearby bed brings her out of her stupor.  She gives the girl something of a blank stare and replies, "Consider yourself lucky if you didn't know anybody here, Clover."</blockquote>

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