Then There Were Three (INVITE ONLY)

[Kevala Badoer]

(OOC: Okay here is how this is going to work. I post first..duh. Lol, and then whoever is invited can post accordingly. Post order does not matter at the moment. If it becomes an issue I will say so in my other posts. Also no double posting. Katsu is free to enter whenever he chooses and if anyone is to just poof the thread will continue so long as there are players. Sorry but my drama! Lmao....)

Today had started as any other normal day for Kevala. Well normal considering she was pregnant and in pain and tired and could barely move these days without help. But meh, that was beside the point. She had gotten up, slowly pushing herself out of bed and forcing herself to stand. Once again dressed in one of Katsuri’s shirts. Hey! They were the only thing that fit her. Drawing in a deep breath she had forced herself to the bathroom. She really needed a shower and figured with Katsu gone and everyone else busy, now would be the perfect time.

She really did hate getting out of bed. She had been told by Emily that getting up was a bad thing right now. In fact the girl had tried to get her to stay in the hospital, but Kevala did not like the idea of being away from Katsuri for that long. No, she wanted to be home and in her own bed next to him. Well, when he had time that was. Lately he was so busy and she really could not say anything. He was training those women he had as toys, pets, whatever the hell they were. It was needed and she understood that. But he had showed little interest in the fact that she was pregnant with not one, not two, but THREE of his children at one time.

Pft!

Well those girls may be good fighters, but give her time to get these babies out and she would be the best female of the group. None cold match her. She was sure. Especially since she did not see any of them lining up to give birth to his baby. Nope, it was just her. Hence the reason she had the main bedroom with him and had made it clear early in the pregnancy that nobody else was allowed in that bed. Now if he went to their beds she had no clue. But she trusted him for the most part. It was hard but she did.

Her hand coming to her stomach as she made her way into the bathroom she would feel the little ones kicking up a storm. Causing a wince of pain as one of them, she guessed their son, kicked at her ribs. She would shake her head. She was now 7 months along and she knew that she could not really hold out much longer. Sure, they would be early, but she hoped that Katsuri’s genes would be strong enough to keep them healthy.

Shit! She growled as she suddenly remembered that she had forgotten her cell in the bedroom. Ugh! She debated at first about not getting it. But then her common sense kicked in and she figured it best. It was her one personal rule. Keep the cell on her at all times. So with a little groan she had headed off into the bedroom once more. Feeling heavily out of breath as she reached the night stand and grabbed her phone. Placing her hand against the bedpost to steady herself as she tried to catch her breath. A little whimper escaping her as she felt another sharp pain. This time a bit harder and a bit lower.

She gripped at the bed post now. Shaking her head as she struggled to stay standing. Okay, so that one was not a kick. But what the

Another one….worse than the first.

This one causing her to cry out softly and sit back onto the bed. Her hand going to her stomach as she doubled over slightly. Her other hand gripping that cell phone. She thought to call Katsuri, but the last time she had bothered him, he had seemed so preoccupied and if this was nothing then it would only work to irritate him more. Shaking her head she would push herself up to stand. The pain a bit better now.

But then, as she took a few steps there was another one, this time setting her abdomen on fire as her lower spine felt as it was being stabbed. Oh no, she needed to go to see the doctor or at the very least Emily. She was not sure what was going on, but it was something. That was for sure.

Dialing on the phone, she called the personal maid that Katsuri had gotten her. She was here for a reason damnit.

“Yes, I need you to come help me to the car. I must go to the hospital.. No do not call him. I am sure it is nothing.”

With that she would hang up and struggle to get her sweat pants on. Finally managing so as the maid came in. There were no words spoken, only the maid helping her down and to the car which she had apparently told the guard to get for them. As it was waiting. She would slide into the passenger seat and whimper out as more pain racked her. This was not going to be good she was sure. Her finger hovering over the button which would call Katsuri.

No, not right now.

Instead she would flip open the phone and punch out a text to Mitsukai. Telling her of the situation and to go to the hospital. Hitting send she leaned back, her hand running over her stomach as the pain continued to increase.

The maid quick to get the car started and to have it moving. Yes, the girl was paid well so she had better not let anything happen to Kevala.

Eventually they arrived at the hospital. Once again she was helped from the car and into a wheelchair. Pain making it too hard for her to walk at this point. Gods she hoped Emily was here. She really did need somebody she knew at the moment.

[seishounohana]

Now, Emily had been back from her lunch break. For some reason, she had this feeling that something will happen. Her intuition was mostly accurate so this girl was more or less worried about the rest of the day. Here she was, by the delivery room, preparing the room for the next delivery...

"Emergency Caesarian kit: check." She mumbled to herself as she placed the newly assembled equipment closeby. This ward generally specialized in normal births, but they were ready for emergency c-section deliveries if they would be needed.

Emily didn't know that today will be the day.

After all, it was a couple of months too early.

Thoughts aside, Emily was left inside. Considering that her Qi basically kept most microorganisms away from her body, she was someone the doctors appreciated.

Well...

"Is the DR ready, Nurse?" Emily looked towards the voice. It was the Doctor. Emily just nodded and gave a thumbs up. Yeah, at this point everything was ready, and the scrubs were well folded, the sterilum pump was filled.

All ready for the next delivery of the day, eh?

[Kevala Badoer]

She was in pain as the doctors looked her over and gave her the lovely new that it was not just any pain. No, she was indeed in labor.

Her instant reaction had been to grab the doctor, pulling him to her and whimpering out through the pain.

"Ca..Call my brother!"

Yes, that is what those here at the hospital and with access to her medical records considered Katsuri. It had been all she could come up with at the time. He was the father yes, but to say he was her boyfriend felt like overstepping some boundary.

Needless to say they had tired to contact him and had failed, and now here she was about to deliver their children ALONE...

Tears filled her eyes. She was scared to death. For the first time since the whole Gabriel thing, she was terrified and again he was not here. It killed her inside but yet she knew he was busy....

That is just what she kept telling herself as the tears slid down her face. Laid there upon the table, she felt the one thing she did not need right now. Sasha. The pain causing her to stir. She whimpered, losing touch at that moment with what was going on. It happened when they both fused into one. Which was happening alot lately. Her icy hues now swirled with crimson.

She laid there, still showing signs of pain....finally fighting Sasha back about the time they were finishing up the anistetics. It was then the pain in her lower section began to fade....though she was still trembling with fear. Eyes spotting Emily and a loud whimper escaping her. Latching onto the only thing she really knew at this point.

[seishounohana]

True Labor.

It manifests as regular contractions that radiate from the hypogastric area to the back. In Kevala's case, it was a problematic case of - "Hay, your other baby's fetal heart rate is dropping!"

"Emergency Delivery coming through." The doctor said, taking the woman right onto the delivery room Emily was prepping. Imagine the look on Emily's face when she saw Kevala.

"Kev!" She said, before looking at the doctor. "Sir, this woman is a Primigravida three." From there, the doctor and Emily would be discussing on how to deal with this. "Should I prep the Emergency C-section?"

"Do it. STAT."

"Yes sir!"

Too busy to basically do much of any interaction, Emily prepared the Caesarean kit in time. The Anesthesiologist was quick, and knew they had a few more minutes left. They would have to hurry to make sure that this woman doesn't reach any stati-

"Baby's at a +1 Sir!" The Assisting doctor said.

"WHAT?!" The doctor would rush inside, still adjusting his gloves in a hurry. "GIVE THIS WOMAN SOME IV."

"SIR!"

"Em, You'll be my Scrub. Get your Qi ready."

Emily nodded, taking her place beside Kevala. Yes, she was responsible for passing down instruments to the doctor while keeping track of Kevala's condition along with the anesthesiologist.

Voices resounded inside the Delivery room. Vague instructions thrown around, and it would be understandable if perchance that the patient wouldn't understand a darn thing.

That was until they got the first baby out and it quickly was given to the other nurses for suctioning...

What about the other two?

[Kevala Badoer]

She was out of it. Not much else to describe her at this point. Tears seeped from the corner of her eyes. As they slowly closed. She heard the talking, felt pressure about her lower abdomen and swore she heards something about a baby. But that was all.

Something was wrong. She could tell. Her heart was racing one minute and then the next.


So tired....

So weak......

The sounds of the monitor going crazy as her heart picked up to dangerous speeds and then a single flat note..........


One was out...a little girl. Then came the other two. Doctors able to move quickly when the need called for it.

The fist started to scream.......

Then the second, a boy, cried out...........

Then the third.?

Her eyes were closed, all thought was gone. Nothing but darkness and cold. She was not there to hear the sounds of her young taking their first breaths or the panic of the doctors as they noted that one of the girls was not breathing.

Nor did she know that in that moment, she herself was by all definitions, dead....

[Mitsukai]

Mitsukai had already left the house at the crack of dawn to run a couple of laps around town as part of her training. Dressed up in black T-shirt and black sweat pants, her long black hair pulled away from her face in a ponytail the she planned to do a few laps before she headed back to do some more exercises.She took her training very seriously especially now a days when it seemed like trouble was always just around the corner. She needed to get stronger and fast if she wanted to be able to protect herself or anyone else that the girl cared for. This had become the girls life now, whenever she was not watching over Kevala or at school she would spend hours doing rigorous training. It always worried her of course when she did leave Kev alone. That girl was a magnet for trouble and left alone long enough she could get herself hurt. Mitsukai never wanted to risk it, not if that also meant those unborn triplets died in the process. She knew that even if Kevala survived but her children didn't that would break the poor girl's heart.

But Mitsukai could not be by the girl's side 24/7 that was impossible, and with Katsuri so busy training herself and the other girls along with other things there was no other option but to leave the girl alone sometimes. Of course they had taken steps to make things safer during Kevala's pregnancy. Ever since the blood incident Katsuri made sure that she was properly feed, and even hired a personal maid to tend to the girl's needs when they were not there. And of course for Mitsukai she always carried her cellphone in case of emergencies so she was always prepared for the worst.

As if on Que she felt her cellphone vibrate next to her thigh. Without breaking a step Mitsukai pulled it out of the pockets of her sweat pants and took a look at the text message she had just received. Her blood ran cold when she saw what it said. Kevala had to be taken to the hospital but what for? Could it be that she was going into labour? Even though the due date wasn't for another two moths from now it wouldn't be much of a surprise if that was the case. After all she did have triplets and with their father's genes it wouldn't be much of a surprise if she did deliver early it looked like the woman's womb was about to explode anyway. Mitsukai could only hope that there wouldn't be too much complications if that was the case.

Mitsukai started to make a run to the hospital. The girl didn't have any money on her, having left her wallet at home so she could not get a cab or catch a bus to get there any faster. Right now she was too far from home to go grab it now. There simply wasn't enough time to waste so she would have to run it. She dialed Katsuri's number as she made her way there. It was unlikely that he wouldn't have gotten a message either being that Kevala was carrying his children and all but it wouldn't hurt to find out if he did and to inform him if he didn't. He needed to be there for the birth of his children, and for the girl he had knocked up. There was no answer on the other line and that made Mitsukai swear. What the fuck was the big man doing that he wouldn't answer his cell. If he wasn't already there by the time Mitsukai arrived she swore she would kick his ass.

Within half an hour an exhausted Mitsukai had burst through the doors of the emergency room. That had been a gruesome run, and she had almost got herself lost due to her poor sense of direction but she had finally made it. Catching her breath she briskly walked over to the front desk demanding to be taken to where Kevala was being kept.

Now here the girl was, pacing back and fourth around the room Kevala was delivering in. The doctors were busy and wouldn't let her in the room at the moment so all she could do was wait for the news. Katsuri had yet to show up yet and she had already tried to make several calls but none of them had gotten through. She could not help but feel a bit angry about that, she knew the man was busy but this was a time that he HAD to be here. The girl left him a text message instead and continued to wait silently in the hallway. Just praying that everything will go smoothly.

[Drea]

Drea was in the children's section of the hospital when she heard the news from a nurse that had been called to the maternity section - "Someone's giving birth to triplets!" - and instinctively followed her. Forget community service - she could explain later.

Soon enough, the nurse entered the double doors, but Drea was stopped. "Hurry, Emily, they're starting without you!"

She blinked but simply nodded and rushed in. It seems her similarities to her sister had allowed her a free pass. She didn't ask herself why they'd thought she was Emily when she wasn't even dressed in medical clothing. Drea headed in and stopped in front of the first birthing room she found. She heard cries coming from withing - two sets.

A nurse came out looking frenzied, but Drea couldn't be passive. "Is this the room of Kevala Astaku?" she asked.

The nurse nodded and hurried along. Drea returned to the front, asking if Katsuri had been called. They replied affirmative with the note that he hadn't picked up. Drea went cold. He hadn't picked up?

She smiled at them, and nodded. "Please tell Nurse Emily and Ms. Astaku that I went looking for him." she said, not bothering to think of the consequences of admitting her true identity. "It may take me some time, but I will."

Drea swept out of the hospital - she was a girl on a mission.

[Kevala Badoer]

(OOC: Forgive me for speeding this up. Lol..I was bored today so I moved it along. But there is still much to do in this thread, so by all means I have left it quite open to posting.)

The room was silent. For the most part at least. The life of two people hanging in the balance and both of which causing a heavy darkness to engulf the room. On one hand there was a baby. Barely born into this earth and never having took its first breath.

Then there was the mother. A woman who had just given birth to three babies. Two of which were perfectly healthy and in need of attention. They needed their mother, needed that familiar tone that they had grown to know. The one which provided comfort to them in a world that they did not know.

The doctors tried to save both. Working in teams to try and save both mother and child. But in the end a choice had to be made. Either fight to save the infant and hope that it worked and risk losing them both or try to save the mother whom they had a better chance of saving and allow her to live and raise the other two babies currently screaming in the corner of the room.

To have asked Kevala, she would have said the baby. She would have demanded it. But that was the thing. They could not ask her. For at the moment. Her delicate skin was growing cold and pale. Her last breath having long since been expelled from her lungs. Her heart having beat what appeared to be its last beat. She was dead by all meanings of the word. Her mind consumed in darkness. Not a thought to be had. Her body was laying there unmoving and unfeeling. The blood had slowed, as a result of the heart ceasing to beat.

She had never heard the babies take their first breath. She had not heard as the doctor’s called out that the last infant was not breathing. She did not see, with icy hues that they child was discolored and unmoving. It was perhaps a blessing. For it surely would have driven her mad.

Now however, the doctor’s would make the choice. They chose to call time of death on the little girl and in turn work on the woman laying upon the operating table. Her small body now surrounded as they worked to save her. One team working to close up the area she had been cut open in to remove the children. Attempting to stop the bleeding.

Meanwhile another team began work on her heart. Hands pumping onto her chest as another set of hands tilted her head back and began to force oxygen down into her lungs. Her chest rising and falling in turn with each pump of oxygen which entered into her.

The long dull tone of the monitor next to her a gruesome reminder that it was not working. Their efforts only increasing as a shot of adrenaline was given. Anything to get her breathing again. The brain after all could not survive without oxygen too much longer.

Finally she was closed up. The blood having slowed now as they shifted their attention to getting the infants out of the room. They needed room to work. It was when they did this that it would become clear to Mitsukai, who was still outside, that something was horribly wrong. Why else would they be taking the children away in such a hurry? And why were there only two of them being carried out?

But that was not the point of this right now. No, it did not matter who knew that there was something wrong. The fact remained that there was indeed something wrong. As was still made clear by the loud whining beep that continued to fill the air.

One.

Two.

Three.

Four.

Oxygen..

The process was repeated until finally her gown was ripped open at the chest and the doctor called for the paddles. Yes, they were going to have to shock her heart to get it to work. And even then they were unsure if that would work.

The whine of the machine starting up and charging could be heard.

“Clear!”

And with that everyone pulled away from her to allow the doctor access to shock her. Her small body being lifted from the table as the current went through her and then falling back down. Her head resting to the side currently as long black waves covered her features.

Again the machine was heard as it began its thing.

“Clear!”

Another shock sent through that lifeless form. The current hitting something…a small blip on the monitor given as they all turned to look at it.

Another one.

Then another.

A soft rhythm starting to pick up. Weak, but there just the same. A few breaths of relief were offered about the room as they hurried to make sure she was stable. It took them about 20 minutes of monitors and observation to make sure that she was indeed stable before they even considered going out to tell whoever was waiting what was going on.

But who would deliver the news to what they assumed was family or a friend waiting outside? The youngest intern of course. No higher up wished to get his hands dirty. Using excuses of being busy with the patient and unable to do so.

So a young woman, small in stature was the nominee. Swallowing hard as she nodded to her superiors and turned to leave the O.R. Moving outside the doors and looking to the one woman who was there. Knowing from the look she held that she was indeed waiting on news about the girl they had just saved.

”Ma’am. I am Dr. Daniels. I do not have much time, for I must get back in there. But I thought you should know that we had some complications. We have finally managed to get Miss Astaku stable.

As for the children. I am sorry to say that we lost one.

Then, before any reply could be made, she was turning on he heels and darting back into the room. Oh, she had fucked up. One she had been too clinical about the whole thing. Two she should have asked for the babies’ father or at least Kevala’s brother.

Hey they did not know they were the same people right?

But instead she had not and had given information to just a random person without verifying relationship. Tsk Tsk Tsk. Lucky for her, when all was said and done nobody would ever notice. No, the darkness of this day would spread before the light came through.

Finally, after about 30 minutes of waiting and watching, the doctors determined that Kevala was stable enough to move to a room. So that they did.

Room 362.

Her mind and body still on a little vacation thanks to the medications she had been given to ensure she did not die again.

There were no visitors allowed at the moment. Not until she awoke at least.

As for the babies. They were taken to the maternity ward and placed in incubators for safety measures. Sure the boy was of average size. But the girl was a tad bit small and they were premature so it was better to be safe than sorry. Right?

--5 HOURS LATER--

Slowly, weakly, a little whimper would slip forth from her eyes began to flutter open.

What the…

Where was she?

It took a moment, the redness swirling in her eyes showing something had happened while she had been dead.

But what?

Heh, that would all come in good time.

For now she would suddenly remember where she was. Her eyes flashing to red as she pushed herself up to sit, the pain in her stomach area causing her to look down. Instantly noting the flatness of her stomach and growling out. Eyes seeming to glow red now instead of simply appear the color of it.

A growl sounding out of her, the likes of which had never been released from this small frame.

“WHERE ARE MY CHILDREN!?!”

Instantly a nurse appeared and as she approached she took one look at the woman and shrank back in fear.

No words spoken, the poor woman too scared. Instead she hurried out of the room.

When she returned she had the doctor with her. Both of them looking scared and both looking as though they were sick.

It was then that Kevala would snap out of it. She had to keep her anger down. Sighing softly she would close her eyes, letting the normal shade return and then looking to them.

“Please, where are my babies? Where is Katsuri?”

They would exchange looks and then the news that no mother wished to hear would come from their lips.

”W..We are afraid that we could not save one of your daughters…And your brother has yet to be reached.

No sooner had the words left their lips than she had come off the bed, her eyes once more glowing red as she reached forward with both hands and shoved the doctor back so hard he hit against the wall and slumped down. Amazing what anger over your child could do to your body huh?

The nurse screamed and turned to run. But she of course did not get far. No, she got about two steps before a little hand shot out and gripped hold of her hair. Jerking her so that her back pressed to Kevala’s front. A hiss sounding in her ear as heated breath fell upon her flesh.

“Where

Are

My

Children?”

The poor woman trembled heavily, bringing forth a laugh from the one holding her.

“Scared?

Good. You should be.

Unless you wish me to tear your throat out and drink your blood you will get me that which is mine.”

Her tongue running up the woman’s jugular as she growled into her ear once more.

“Understood?”

With that she released her and watched her stumble out. Oh they had better listen. That was for sure. Now, it should be known that if anyone was still waiting to see her, then they would have heard all this going on, as it was rather loud and surely they would come to check on the once fragile Kevala. Right?

[Drea]

Drea had no idea what was happening back at the hospital. She didn't know a child had died or that Kevala had to be revived - or even that her friend had gone into a rage over her dead child.

Drea had absolutely no idea...

So why had a shiver gone down her spine? She turned to look over her shoulder - back in the direction of the hospital - from pure nerves. Still, it wasn't as though anything was visibly wrong...

She turned back onto her path to seek out Katsuri, her cell phone in hand as she kept dialing his number.

[Kevala Badoer]

Things got visably wrong real fast when a set of nurses came in with a needle and tried to inject it into Kevala.

They really thought she was insane?

They had yet to see insane. She had managed to find her clothing that had been brought into the room from when she arrived here and had slipped them on. Of course Katsu's shirt REALLY too big now and her pants a bit big as well. But she did not care.

As they came at her she would grab one, the one with the needle and taking the shot away from her jab it into her neck. Letting her lifeless body fall to the floor. Dead, no...just knocked out.

The other one?

Well she grabbed her as she was trying to leave, grabbing the little thing about the neck and slamming her into the wall. Really why did they send in a nurse smaller than herself?

Tsk Tsk.....

Growling she thought back to what all had happened to her....A sick grin twisting onto her features...

She moved, dragging the girl with her and then kicking out the window, glass shattering onto the sidewalk below...

It was then she would force the woman out the window almost completely, her hand still holding her neck.

"I want my children! Now! Give them to me or die! It is that simple!"

Yeah, Kevala had lost it. For now. So long as the children were kept from her or until somebody got through to her. Somebody was likely to die if this kept up.

[Drea]

"Ugh! Dammit, Katsuri!" Drea growled out her frustration when she was sent to his voice messaging system yet again. She frowned at the idea, but finally gave up. It had been over an hour since she'd started checking his favorite haunts for him. It was ridiculous. Finally, she simply sent him a text:

Kevala's in labor!

She took a taxi back to the hospital - just in time to Kevala holding a woman out of the window of the third floor of the hospital.

Her reaction?

"Oh, dear." That was all she said before she broke into a sprint, slamming through the hospital until she got to the third floor, having guessed at which room was Kevala's by counting the number of windows it was from the side of the building.

"Kevala, calm down! What's going on?" she called to the other girl, concerned. As she looked at the floor of the room, she found the body of a nurse - the woman held a syringe in her hand - and an upturned stool. Unsure, now, Drea's voice grew a bit more hesitant. "Kevala?"

[Mitsukai]

There was a lot of commotion going on as people kept running in and out the room Kevala was in. Her worry only grew, what the hell was going on in there? No one would answer as they moved about which only made that feeling grow. She tried once a gain to get a hold of Katsuri but again he didn't answer.Fuck just when you need him the most he doesn't even answer, she would just have to wait till someone filled her in on the situation.

Then Mitsukai saw some of the nurses carrying two children out of the room. That was odd....why were there only two? Where was the third child? and more importantly wasn't it custom to have the infants stay with their mother the second after they were born. Mitsukai's blood ran cold. Something had to have happened to Kevala, something BAD.

The girl tried to get the nurses attention but was merely shrugged off. Fuck everyone was just ignoring her. It was as if she didn't even existed. What was worse she still could not enter the room to find out what was going on. Mitsukai punched the wall hard in her frustration. She felt so bloody useless right now, she couldn't do anything for her friend and she couldn't even get the one person who needed to be here the most to come. If only she could do something.

Another nurse appeared coming towards the frustrated girl. Steadying herself she looked up at the woman. Looked like the girl had something to say, at least they remembered now that Mitsukai was even there.

”Ma’am. I am Dr. Daniels. I do not have much time, for I must get back in there. But I thought you should know that we had some complications. We have finally managed to get Miss Astaku stable.

As for the children. I am sorry to say that we lost one.

Mitsukai's eyes went wide with shock as her brain finally registered what had been said. One of the children had died. That was heart breaking news. But what had the woman meant by "stable"? had Kev almost died in there? The woman walked away before the girl could even ask what had happen. Fuck this was horrible! Absolutely horrible and there was nothing she could do about it! Mitsukai's anger grew rapidly at this point. She wanted to scream, she wanted to break down those doors and go to her possibly dying friend, to do SOMETHING!

Taking a deep shaky breath Mitsukai would try to calm herself down. Now was not a time to panic or get upset. To do so now would only cause more problems. She needed to do at least something before she lost it. Her gaze shifted over to the direction that the infants were taken golden eyes drifting off thoughtfully as she contemplated what she would do next. The chances were that Kevala would be in no condition to see her children. The doctors probably wouldn't allow her until she was better and the girl knew the second Kevala would wake up she would want to know how her babies were doing. That was at least something the girl could offer, though at the moment she didn't know exactly where they were taken but it wouldn't be to hard to figure that out. With a quick look back at the room and a heavy sigh the girl would set off down the hall in search of the two remaining infants. It was a hard blow to take the death of the last one but she would have to move on. The others were still alive so all focus should be towards the survivors now, she just hoped that poor Kev could take the news without breaking down.

Surprisingly it didn't take the little girl too long to find the maternity ward the children were being kept in. The baby girl was a bit small but it was to be expected for the child was two months two early, the baby boy on the other hand was at least average in size. Or so it would seem. Mitsukai knew just by looking at him that he would be big like his father when he grew up. At least the young looked like the would make it, that was a good thing. Mitsukai's hands fiddled with the phone in her pocket as she debated if she should give him another call. Things had calmed down a bit but he was still needed after all. With another sigh she would take her hands out of her pockets, leaving the cell in there. She had already called him enough the chances were that if he didn't pick up before he would not pick up now. She would just have to wait till he finally looked at her message on his phone for him to come. For now the girl had more important matters to attend to.

Leaving the room Mitsukai would make her way back over to the delivery room only to find that Kevala had been moved to a different room. One of the doctors assured her she would be okay for now but she still couldn't see the girl. hmph....figures she thought angrily all she had been told today was wait. Looked like now would not be any different. For now the girl would be obedient. The doctors knew what they were doing and they would take better care of the girl then she could do. She would stay out of their way for the time being.

Mitsukai decided it would be best to go back to the babies room for the time being as she waited for Kevala to wake up. That was the only thing that she could do anyway. At least if anything were to happen she would know what the fuck was going on this time.

Hours passed by slowly with no signs of Kevala waking up or of Katsuri arriving. Mitsukai could feel her patience wearing thin. With the surviving children sleeping soundly the girl had nothing to do to distract her mind from the events that had happened so far today. She stared at the entrance to the room, debating whether or not she should go and do another quick check up on Kev.

A scream could be heard from somewhere outside making the girl jump in surprise. Getting up Mitsukai made her way over to the nearest window to see what was going on. She saw Drea one of Katsuri's many 'toys' looking up at something a scared look on her face. The girl raised an eyebrow, that was weird. Was something happening up above? Opening the window the girl would crane her neck to get a better view, only to see a nurse dangling up above from a window. Mitsukai swore loudly, this could only mean one thing. Kevala was awake and boy was she ever pissed. The girl bolted out of the room making here way quickly to Kev's room. She had to stop the girl from killing someone in her rage or that girl would never see her children.

Within moments Mitsukai had reached the girl's room, striding in she would speak in a calm and even voice despite her feelings of panic. "Kevala put the girl down. We need to talk." She would wait a moment now for the other's response. She knew that Kevala was in a bad mood right now. Heck she might even lash out at her right now but she couldn't risk letting anyone getting hurt right now while she was in this state. She would do the best she could to calm the other down.

[Kevala Badoer]

She turned to the sound of two voices that she knew. Those red eyes glowing like fire as she hissed softly. A sick, twisted grin coming to her lips as she tilted her head slightly.

"Put her down? But of course. I think a three story drop would do her some good."

She laughed as she turned her eyes back to the woman in her gasp. Her hand letting go slightly so that she would slip further out the window.

Not turning around as she spoke.

"I do not wish to harm either of you. But if I do not get my children I will kill everyone in this FUCKING place!"

She growled once more as she ran her tongue over her lips. Debating on dropping the girl or not. Hmm...to hear her go splat...

"They have already killed one of my children. It will not happen to another! I want them NOW!"

The girl screamed as Kevala drug her back in and threw her toward where Mitsukai and Drea stood.

"Last chance!"

[Drea]

Drea didn't even catch the woman. She didn't even bother to try. She was effectively in shock.

"They... killed one...?" her eyes went blank as she processed the information. "It's... a lie, right? It's a lie?" She couldn't imagine it. She couldn't imagine that one of the babies had died.

"Please tell me you're lying...!" she managed to choke out, staring blankly at her friend.

Still, it made sense. Why else would Kevala go into a rage? Much less in a hospital?

Drea didn't want to believe it. It didn't matter that they weren't her children - the loss of life - any at all - was almost a physical blow to her.

[Kevala Badoer]

She stalked forward, grabbing up the nurse once more by the hair and forcing her to look at Drea.

"Tell her! Tell her that you took my child from me! That you killed her!"

She hissed then and with no self control left she bit down into the girls neck. That blood never having tasted so good. Of course the girl screamed, very much so. But it was not as bad as she made it seem. Just a bit of blood and then her body was thrown aside. Blood coating Kevala's lips as she cast that crimson gaze toward the two "friends" she had.

She had not given the girl a chance to tell Drea...Instead, angry tears filled her eyes as she trembled with rage.

"Do I look like I am lying....They took my daughter from me before I ever saw her face! They killed her and I want my son and my other daughter now..."