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Neil's mind ached, and he almost fell over the details overwhelming him. Neil, however through some miracle he remained standing willing himself not to fall down. This was the worst headache Neil had ever experienced. It felt like something had finally shattered inside him and finally broke the seal between him, like using a muscle which one had not used in years. Neil tried to silence all the information he was taking it, but alas he could not and remained holding his head.

Out of the corner of Neil's eye he saw Knox, walking along. Neil didn't particularly look at him, his brain automatically picked out the details; his pupils dilated, sweat formed on his brow, and his pace had significantly quickened all the signs pointed to stress. Neil, quickly shook away, doubling over throwing up on the sidewalk, unable to handle the amounts of information he was taking in. He grabbed his side hauling himself into a alleyway ignoring the situation just wanting a place to rest.

Neil fell between a wall, the back of his head leaning against the cold, cool wall. Neil moaned lowly from what he experienced, the pain had dulled but he was still experiencing it. He reached into his jacket, opening the bottle of painkillers, before pulling out two capsules and placing them under his tongue swallowing them both. Neil's eyes closed, he'd wait for the painkillers to kick in then he'd go home, and book an appointment for the hospital.