(What? No sigh? XD)

Kai sat on the floor by the door. She leaned her head against the frame and sighed.

(Lel - not this time.)

Phillip sighed as he looked ahead at the dust which had been accumulated in this place over a long time. "I don't know what to do anymore." He said slowly, his head drooping as he looked at the floor sadly.

Kai didn't know what to say to that. She had never been around enough people to know what to say in comfort. "It's not your fault that we're stuck here," she said quietly.

"It kinda is." He said as he ran his hands along the cold concrete, inhaling an exhaling once again.

Kai didn't argue with him. She was tired again and she didn't know why. She shut her eyes and breathed evenly.

Phillip looked up at the roof of the building and licked his lips, noticing how awfully parched and hungry he had been. "I wonder if there's food in here." He muttered, his stomach rumbling in agreement.

"I don't know," Kai mumbled.

He looked around the room, coming to his feet, "I'm going to go take a look." Phillip said, running his fingers over monitors and pieces of furniture, licking his lips again.

"alright," Kai muttered. She was far too tired to talk. What was with her? She was never this tired. The only time she was this tired was when she didn't sleep for a week from grief after Gandal died.

Phillip bumped into a tables which had been stacked upon one another and moved away from them, his waist slightly injured from doing such. He still had so many things he needed to tell her, so many thing he had kept from her. He just needed to find the right time to tell her those things.

He looked along the rows and rows of equipment, but saw no food or supplies they could use and sighed, returning to his seating position parallel to Kai.

Kai opened her eyes with a gasp. Her eyes were wide and bright. "What...?"

"Huh?" Phillip said, looking over at her, noticing how stressed and tired she had looked, "We'll be able to get out of his place in a couple minutes or so, don't worry." He said, giving a slight smile as he looked away once again and closed his eyes - trying to fasten the rejuvunation of his teleportation ability.

(This went from reality RP to something else)

Kai looked around. She was in the same place. Everything was where it had been. "Preminition..."

"I'm sorry?" Phillip said as he suddenly jerked upright and began coughing repeatedly, his body sub-consciously thrusting itself to the ground as he began to shake profusely, every part of his body throttling. He moaned, saliva dripping from his mouth as he fell into the spasm, unable to control it this time.

"Preminition," she said again just as Phillip fell into his spasm. She tried to recall her dream but couldn't. She had forgotten it yet a wave of deja vu hit her. She lifted his head so he wouldn't hit it against the hard floor and placed a jacket over him.

He eventually froze, his eyes fixated on the roof of the building, drawl slowly dripping from his opened mouth. After another few seconds, he blinked before rolling away from her hands and spitting away the drawl which hung from his mouth. His hands began to shake again, but he clenched them closed, Phillip's teeth beginning to chatter uncontrollably.

Kai found a piece of cardboard and ripped it into a piece small enough to fit in Phillip's mouth. "This won't taste good but it will stop you from biting your tongue." She placed it in his mouth and held his hands so he wouldn't accidentally hit himself.

He sighed, rolling over once again as his teeth vibrated against the piece of cupboard. After a few minutes, his eyes began to close, a feeling of drowsiness filling him as he eventually fell asleep.

Kai sat there, still holding on to Phillip's hands. When he fell asleep from exhaustion, his fit ended. She moved Phillip over to the wall and lay him against a few empty cardboard boxes.

Visions swirled throughout his head, making his hand whenever one ended or begun - making him shudder when it was something bad. After a few elongated hours, his eyes flashed open - his energy returned and a feeling of fulfilment replacing his guilt. "Kai..." Phillip muttered, noticing her hand in his, which he clenched. "How long was I out?"

Kai looked at him and smiled. "A few hours. No-one's come by since you fell asleep," she said as she squeezed Phillip's hand slightly. "Would you like to sit up?"

His voice quivered at first, until he finally regained composure, mentally and physically, "Y-yes." His voice was a low mutter and his hands hung limply by his sides. "Yes, please." Phillip repeated.

Kai nodded and helped him sit up. "You can lean on me if you have to. I don't mind."

"That would be appreciated..." His voice trailed off as he limply laid against her shoulder, looking up at the roof which was covered in mold and other fungi, showing how old this structure was.

Kai smiled slightly. It wasn't often that people depended on her. She liked the feeling of it. It was a little thrilling. "So what do we do now?"