"Both good questions, but simple really. Your brother dislikes you because he cant remember who you were to him. Dead tend to only remember the bad, but occasionally, the dead like your parents are kind to people. Your sister is here because your parents gave their dying breath to her, i think... The last breath a human makes is very valuable in the realm of the dead."

good night!

Dexion- Second Floor- Patient- Current Location: Monitoring Room

"You were muttering to yourself. I thought maybe it was a bad dream. I mutter sometimes when I have nightmares, I know how scary it can be." The elf said lowering his gaze as he nervously rubbed his arm. "Sorry for bothering you." With that he walked out of the room back to his own room. He get strange here like he belonged yet wasn't wanted. If it wasn't for this wound he could leave. But then he wouldn't have met Dr. Pavus. Speaking of which where was the doctor now? Probably in his room. There wasn't any way that the man felt the same about all this. It was so hard to find someone so accepting with his background. No one wanted a broken and tainted soul to have to try and fix. It was best just to live alone. First a slave worker for a rich family, a prized pet and breeder for some sadistic pervert (thank the Maker he wasn't of age to participate in such activities), now a cursed puppet of some even mage or something. No one wanted that.

Astra

Astra turned her head she could feel her powers slipping away as a headache washed over her. She could feel herself starting to slip away as her body turned into bright light. "Don't look" she managed to croak.

(I'm pinging everyone only because this is the first post.)

Saelien | Her cave | Open for Interaction

Saelien cracked an eye open, and realized her cave was dark. When will they realize I won't eat them for changing the torches? I don't even like the flavor of humans...too bony!
She stretched like a cat, and shot a lightning bolt into the vat of oil in the middle of the cave, igniting it. She looked around, and found a dead sheep, which she gulped down quickly. Well, she thought, at least they stopped trying to feed me oatmeal, though I always end up with fleece caught between my teeth when I eat sheep.

Ricky

She looked down at the marble silently, hoping that her sister is okay.'Well, I hope she comes back.I have a goal to protect her at all times to make sure she doesn't die completely.But for now, I'll just mourn about my parents dying because of me.' she said, laying down and staring at the window.

Satane

Ghostly white chains were on her arms, restricting her movements.'Please, tell me that she's going to be okay.I have to know.' she said, ears down.'By my own senses, Ricky's just mourning about us.She is physically okay but not mentally.' her mother said.'Unacceptable!' Satane shouted.Alex stayed quiet and looked at her, giving her a red eye of hate.

Savanna

Savy was not sure what to say. "Its not really your fault..." hoping she had chosen the right words...

Ricky

'It isn't?' she asked, looking at Savanna with one eye.

Satane

She stayed dead quiet, laying down on the dead ground beneath her.'I know it hurts to be here but you only have a day until you can see Ricky.' Alex said.Making it worst for Satane, she freaked out.'You're telling me that I have to stay here for a whole day?' she asked.'Unfortunately yes, but you're guaranteed to escape here.' her mother said, looking at Alex sternly.

Savy

Savy could see both Ricky and Satane, not sure why ricky was acting like she was not there, spoke to satane. "Why are you not hugging her or something? She is your sister." She asked Satane, then she noticed the ghostly chains. "oh..." She pulled at the chains, as she could interact with the dead, being half in their realm. "Worth a shot.." she mumbled after having tried to set Satane free. "No... It was not your fault, it was your brothers. He haughnts you because he does not want the blame for his own death. Being responsible for your own death is a great shame in the 'after life' "

Saelien
Saelien slipped out of her cave, hopping slightly to make up for her missing paw. She took off, gracing the hospital with a a stunning display of aerial grace. She landed in the yard, and was mobbed by people, doctors and patients alike, who wanted to talk to praise her flying skills. She bore the admiration stoically.