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Aziel could hear the sounds of the other humans rushing to help Audrey, something about getting a needle and towels; Aziel didn't really understand what use they could be. He had never had a need for such healing help nor had his companions namely his siblings so the whole concept of human healings aids was foreign to him.
He had barely understood the use of the gauze he had Audrey earlier, it was probably only because of his logical thinking that he even managed to use the damn thing.

He should help them; Audrey was his responsibility now if not anything else.
However before he could do anything more the blasting weight and force of a hammer came down on his gut harder than machine could manage. "Oof" the noise that escaped his lips was appropriate as Aoi stomped down on him again following words of scolding. "You're an idiot, you know that. You could've killed her. Meaning your death."

Aziel winced taking in the pain willingly, if he wanted too he could have grabbed Aoi's foot and pulled him onto the ground with him and he was sure Aoi his younger brother knew that. "She taunted me into biting her when it was clear I was under the thirst!" he retorted at him. He knew his brother was only being like this with him because he didn't want him to die; the obviousness was in his words and the anger that followed.

"You know how difficult it is to control the thirst when a human pushes themselves at you!" he was right, but he wasn't going to mention that she didn't exactly push herself at him because she wanted him to feed from her, no, she did it because she had wanted to taunt him with the silly idea of desiring to be in charge of the situation. In reality she had brought what happened on her, but he couldn't say he wasn't to blame either. Aziel should have kept a tighter restriction on his emotions; he shouldn't have let her make him crack like she had for her own good.

"Do you mind now?" he sighed nodding at the foot still on his chest. "I should get her out of here; Viraj looks like he's going to pounce if we don't get him away somewhere safely. I've fed now so I should be alright with the smell unlike him, Kieran seems to have already left because of it and Ava's trying to stay clear but she may crack any minute. You I'm worried about you too Aoi, can you handle it?" meaning had he fed before coming as the smell of the blood was growing harder to resist, moving his hand Aziel wiped his chin on the back of his arm, dry blood flaked off the remnants of his feed making him sigh.

Audrey, how was she, would she live? His mind plagued with the thought.