Orphen sighed and knelt down to the floor, looking at the fresh blood near the lightened pentacle. He placed his hands in it and tried to smear it. "This blood right here is fresh as to the rest of this, this is old dried blood. So he must have tried a memory summoning....but on who. Did he try it on himself or on you, rabbit?" He looked over to the rabbit and it shrugged.
"Don't call me rabbit. He gave me a name y'know, its Time. He tried to break into my memory bank but a seal prevented him from doing so. It seems to be torturing him from the inside out. And these pictures on the walls that he made from fractures of his own memory were helping him succeed...and yet the seal still prevailed and this was the outcome. I think somewhere inside his mind, if he were just more confident, he would find the last fragments. But he seemed terrified for even himself to know what lies beyond the hidden memories stored in my mind. That shimmering flower over there in his pocket, its a crucial part in all of this...the thing is...can he figure it out?" Orphen hung his head slightly, his teeth clenching. "I know your hatred for him. But I also know that you care for him very much, Orphen."
"SHUT UP, RABBIT!" Orphen slammed his fist right in front of Time, making him jump back slightly. "Your so...so sadistic...you remind of them...This isn't good for him. Y'know he'll go to any lengths to figure this out. Why...why did they turn out to have such masochistic son..." The rabbit and albino sat there and silence for a while. "Well theres no point to this. For now we just have to improvise until he wakes up from the aftershock," Orphen stated and grabbed Ink's body, slinging it over his shoulder. Ink's body naturally cringed to the touch of another person but he ignored it.
"A lady named Celestia is supposed to come for me today. I'm afraid I cannot go with you."
"Good then. Stay here, rabbit." Without another word the two parted, the albino making his way up to his dorm with Ink's body on his shoulder. Just before he had entered his room, he had noticed that oddly enough Mika's door was open. Hasn't she left for classes about now? Orphen thought to himself. Why would she leave the door open? He pulled the covers away and sat Ink down in his bed, pulling the covers over him and letting him sleep soundly. I know its none of my business but...I'm curious. Orphen moved out into the hallway and slowly approached her door, looking inside to see her on the floor knocked out.
"Ah fuck, are you serious? How many peoples rooms am I going to walk into and find a passed out person sprawled out across the floor?" He knelt down beside her and poked her cheek. When no response was received he placed both of his hands on her shoulders and shook them harshly. "Hey, wake up!" He yelled into her ears.

"Uhhh..." Mika groaned, "...mipo." And she rolls over, fast asleep with a little drool in the corner of her mouth.

"Wake up! Idoit!!" Orphen slammed his foot into her gut, having no lienecy for her type. He sighed. "Well shes living and breathing so I don't really care anymore. Be late for class for all I care." He got up and started to leave her room, not caring about her what-so-ever as long as she was breathing.

Mika stopped breathing.

Orphen didn't turn back to see her stop breathing and he had left her room before she had stopped. He made his way back to his own room and sat on the floor, watching as Ink steadily breathed up and down at an average rate. Mika's fine, he thought to himself. Shes just sleeping is all, nothing more. I shouldn't really care about it in the first place anyways.
"Mm...nnn...," Orphen looked up to see Ink shifting around in the bed and got up from the floor, looking over him. Ink's white and red eyes opened to Orphen's face. "M-Mo...rphine?"
"Don't call me that. Its Phen not Phine. Look, I found you passed out on the floor and your room. What happened, man?"
"..." Ink ignored the question and looked around. "This...this is your room....Woah, wheres Time?!" He shot up out of the bed and made an scratchy 'ahh' noise, bringing his hand up to his neck. "This...Ah, I see..."
"Ink, Time's back down in your room since he said a lady named Celestia was supposed to drop by and pick him up."
"Ah...He should be okay then..." The two sat in silence for a while until Ink just looked up at the ceiling and randomly started up. "Hey, we should start heading down there, don't you think?"
"I guess so..." The two got up and started heading down the dorm.

The next morning Celestia went down to Ink's dorm to get Time, just as she promised. Ink was not in his room but the fluffy white rabbit known as Time was. She bent down to pick up the bunny and cradled it in her arms. "Good morning Time!" she said happily and smiling. "Did Ink feed you yet?" she asked. "I bet your hungry. Don't worry I'll go find you something to eat!" With that said, Celestia left Ink's dorm and closed the door behind her to find some food for the adorable creature. I wonder what Ink's doing today? she thought as she walked down the hallway carrying Time.

Time shook his head when she asked if he had eaten or not and happily relaxed in her arms, closing his eyes to just to rest them for a bit. He had stayed up quite a bit last night watching over Ink and only got a couple hours of sleep. It had been a bit strange for him since he half-knew what to expect but continued to watch over him like a half guardian.
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"Are you sure they'll let you work like this?" Orphen asked as he slung his arm over Ink's shoulder, slowly descending down the staircase. Ink's body immediately tried to get out of the touch but Orphen insisted.
"Pfft, you kidding me? Fox had mono and they still made him work like a dog," Ink laughed out loud and shifted most of his weight over to Orphen, still a bit dizzy from the other day. "Besides, its not like I can barely stand, its just I'll fall over. Big deal, I'll just casually lean against a wall. Any objections to that, Morphine?"
"Right like that'll work. And quit calling me that! Its Phen not Phine! And why do you put an awkward 'M' on it? You make me sound like a drug they use to numb pain."
"Ah, quite the contrary actually."
"Not funny." Orphen gave him a murderous glare to the side while Ink laughed. "I would cut your tongue out if it weren't for you being-woah!" He accidently tripped on Ink's foot and sent them both tumbling down and slamming into the door at the end of the staircase. "Idoit! Seriously?" Orphen was underneath Ink, although unsurprisingly uncrushed by his light weight.
"My eyes suck. They have no depth precep-Celestia?" He watched as she passed the both of them down the hall with Time in her hands. "Ah, thanks for taking Time!" He called and stood up. Although a dizzy spell made him fall to the side, but Orphen caught him and swung him back over. Ink's body yet again trembled with the urge to jump out the window away from him.
"Depth perception is your poor excuse?"
"Its not like you can perceive the world any better then I can, I will assure you that. Good morning Celestia! At least I think its morning...right Morphine?"
"PHEN. And yes its morning, princess." Orphen made another attempt at a glare but Ink ignored it.
"Lovely."
"Who is this, anyway? I don't recall you having friends."
"Well I stumbled upon one. This is my friend Celestia. Celestia this is...my half-brother, Princess Orphen."
"Its actually queen, since your younger, princess Ink. Respect your elders."
"Yeah," Ink coughed in the middle then whispered, "Drag queen." And rolled his eyes. They both happened to be extremely sarcastic and drastically change personalities whenever they were within a 10 mile radius of each other; constantly fight and get into weird conversations. Before Orphen was aloud to shift up his glasses and protest to the comment, Ink continued. "I'm sorry for troubling you with Time, and I probably should've fed him although I some how ended up in Orphen's bed. Sorry Time. It's okay right? I mean you left me this nasty scratch on my neck so its only fair." Ink sympathetically smiled and extended his hand, half-expecting for it to be chomped off. The rabbit made some what of a small sigh and moved his head into the touch, making Ink smile. "I don't mind the touch of animals. Just people..."
"So you still have that stupid fear?" Orphen looked over at him with a disgusted face. Ink lowered his head a bit, ashamed.

"Hi Ink!" she said cheerfully and to the other said, "Hi Orphen. I had no idea you had a brother Ink" she said. Celestia had just watched, slightly amused at the two who referred to each other as 'princess' and 'drag queen'. It was sort of weird, like Ink had taken on a whole other personality because he didn't act this way around her. Celestia returned back from her thoughts just in time to hear Orphen insult Ink making her suddenly angry.

"Hey! You shouldn't say things like that to your own brother! It's not a stupid fear and at least he's working on trying to get over it and you know what? He will get over it because I'm going to help him!" she said determination flashing over her features. "You know I really...hate people who make others feel inferior to them" she said looking Orphen in the eye.

Celestia could hardly believe what she had said and was about to apologize for getting angry with him but thought better of it. Where had that sudden burst of confidence come from?

Ink immediately rose his head in surprise when she had said that. "C-Celestia? You st-"
"Pff-," Orphen interrupted and laughed so hard tears came out of his eyes and dampened his glasses. "HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHHA! Thats a good one! He's had this fear since he was a child, you know, you can't just be rid of it so easily! And I can say things like that to him because were half-brothers. Its a family matter you don't want to mess with I can tell you that."
Ink smiled and leaned forward a little to whisper something to Celestia. "Don't worry. Hes all bark with little bite when it comes to me, so don't take half the stuff he says seriously. BECAUSE in the INSIDE he actually DOES have a HEART." He emphasized on some words so that Orphen purposely would hear them. Orphen blushed.
"Cut the crap or I might mistaken you two for lovers," he said sternly while pushing up his glasses with his index finger just to get back at him. This time Ink blushed.
"Not cool, man!"
"Nah, don't worry about it. We best be off on our way or they'll get pissed."
"Right," Ink quit joking and went back to a serious tone. "See ya later Celestia. I'll come pick Time up tomorrow morning, kay?" He smiled, really happy that Celestia had actually stood up for him. He was expecting to be scolded again for not having losing his fear already. It is kind of a dumb fear, Ink thought and chuckled to himself pitifully. They left the dorm building and about half way there, Orphen stopped.
"Can you stand yet?" He faced towards him and looked down at his knee's.
"Yeah, yeah just give my legs a second." Ink let go of Orphen and slowly walked a few steps. "Okay, I should be good since my head is all cleared now. Thanks for hobbling me everywhere."
"Your welcome, Princess. Need anything else?"
"Nope." He continued to beam all the way to the one side of the campus pure demons weren't permitted. It was mainly the offices of where the sick and ill stayed, an emergency entrance down to earth, precious items of the angel legacy, and much more that they didn't have access to. Although since they were originally demons and yet sent up to Angel Academy meant they were 'pure' and weren't born a soul with malicious intentions. This made them have an extra duty. Most demonic ailments couldn't be cured by angels such as certain poisons or sicknesses inflicted by demons. Thats why it was their job and or 'service' to heal wounded angels with those specific needs.
"Hows that one patient doing, anyway? Have any luck with her?" Orphen watched as Ink's face turned solemn to the topic.
"No...She'll probably end up with insomnia as far as were going. Theres not much I can actually do but channel her brain to do something else. I can't be there every day to make sure her nightmares go away," Ink sighed.
"Thats true. How about the rest of them?"
"Most of them are fixed. I'll probably assigned to more today."
"Good luck then," Orphen gave him a thumbs up and smiled. "Hopefully you'll get a batch of physically wounded rather then mentally. Although you seem to be really good at getting into people's minds and creating things."
"Thats true," he sighed once more and they both parted ways in the hallway of the hospital-looking floor. Ink made his way down to the very last door of the hallway to see a girl with hair so blonde it was almost white with large cream coloured eyes. "Good morning, Mizuki. How are you today?" He smiled at her and slid the glass door closed.
"Fatigued," she frowned.
"Well, I'll see if I can fix it today," he continued to smiled no matter how hard it hurt. To tell her that he might not be able to do anything to fix it would crush her and he knew it. Ink pulled out a vial of liquid with a tiny cats face on it, uncapping it and raising it to her mouth. "Drink it and lie down." Mizuki did as she was told and quickly passed out. Ink moved to the other side of her bed and placed one hand on her heart and the other on her fore-head. He concentrated on entering her mind and soon enough made his way inside, making his real body slump slightly over and lean on the bed.

Mika got up and shoved the door off her. She got up and realized that she's late to class. She bolted around her door and down the hallways. "Ehh!? How did i run late to class!?" She raced around the school, and couldn't find her class.