Malum Mansion (Accepting)

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((So, I made a new character so you wouldn't be alone! Also, I like RPing girls XD))

Abigail

Abby was sitting cross legged on the roof, staring blankly up at the sky. She was usually up here. It was her safe haven, the one place she felt the most at home. Besides the air, of course. But she couldn't go to her original form too often. It was dangerous, even behind the shield Malum had set up. Too often Dragons were mistaken for dangerous beasts, especially dark ones like her. Abby had to admit that her dragon form was kind of evil looking. Just as she was mulling this over in her head, Abby heard a noise. She looked up to see a shape hurtling towards the roof. Instantly Abby shifted, her petite Human form changing into that of a massive black dragon. She swept into the air and positioned herself under the falling form.
Abby winced sligbtly as she felt whoever it was thud into her body. She knew it wouldn't hurt him that much. Her scaly body was supple and soft. Abby settled down on the roof and shifted back. The shape slid off her as Abby slowly became Human once more. She groaned and stretched her back out before turning to the winged boy now on the roof.
"Are you okay? Or awake?" Abby asked, her voice soft as she crouched down next to the boy.

[Morticia Peregrine]

Kianu

Kianu groaned, his face pale. He was weak. He had a talent for speaking to people telepathically when he needed it, so he said in the girl's mind, Help...

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Abigail

Abby arched an eyebrow as a voice echoed in her head. Presumably it had come from the boy laying on the roof. Abby hoped silently that he hadn't seen her Dragon form. He had probably been unconscious by then, so the danger was low. Abby pressed a hand against the boys forehead, biting her lip. She didn't know what was wrong with him, or how to help.
"Well, if you could use your mind voodoo to tell me what you needed, maybe I could help out," Abby grumbled under her breath. She shifted and began to slide her arms under the boy, preparing to bring him down. Maybe to the medic room.

[Morticia Peregrine]

Kianu
I need food... and help.... My wing... Wing feels broken... Kianu said in her mind, weak and defenseless. He went limp in her arms

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Abigail

"I'll be right back," Abby replied shortly. She didn't think moving him was too great of an idea. After all, a broken limb was painful and every jolt would just cause new pain. Abby laid him back where he was, then turned and hurried off. She swung off the roof into Room 8, her room. So far she was alone in it, which was pleasant. It was sparsely furnished and only the necessities. Luckily these necessities included a medical kit with a splint in it and a couple apples and some water. Abby gathered it up in a bag and skunk it over her shoulder. Abby returned to her window and skillfully scrambled up onto the roof.
"This is going to hurt," Abby told the boy. Once more she eased her arms under the boy and began to position him so she could reach the wing.

[Morticia Peregrine]

Kianu
Kianu grimaced as she picked him up. Pain jolted his body. "AAH!" He screamed as the wave hit him.

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Abigail

Abby winced, then sighed. She'd heard worse. Honestly, his screams were kind of girly. Abby continued to shift the boy until his wing was freed from underneath him. She reached for the bag and dragged it to her, searching with one hand for the splint. Abby drew it out and began to work on the wing.
"So, what's your name?" Abby asked casually.

[Morticia Peregrine]

Kianu
"Kianu... Kianu Ario..." Kianu replied as the splint was applied to his wing. "Where... Where am I? What is this place?"

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Abigail

"Hi Kianu," Abby muttered, tying off the splint. She sat back, making sure the wing was set properly before turning back to her bag. Abby rummaged through it, searching for the bottle of water she had tossed in there. Abby glanced up as Kianu spoke, asking a question. She pulled out the water and turned back to him.
"Malum's Mansion. Drink," Abby instructed. She pressed the top of the bottle to his lips, effectively stopping him from talking. Abby waited patiently. During this entire incident her expression had yet to change from a vague kind of interest. Other then that she showed nothing at the fact that a winged boy had just fallen on the roof.

[Morticia Peregrine]

Kianu
Kianu drank gratefully, then pushed the bottle off his lips. "Wait... Malu- Are you sure...?" He asked, still wary of this girl.