Lilyia had left where she was originally at after obeying what Circe said. She had gone to where she used to live a long time ago after being cursed. An old building practically caved in. She’d be there mostly due to facts she shared with no one. Her eyes had almost all but glazed over almost like whatever soul was in her had sealed itself inside her. She truly became exactly like a living doll while in this place. The location was abandoned for the most part. She never told anyone about its location either, only thing she knew about it was that it was located near the water, or rather over-looking it.

Lilyia would stare at the sky, the roses she had planted at one time about the place all dead and the ones in her arms included. She didn’t even bother to salvage them which probably be a huge mistake. Her reflections of sorts were a dangerous one. It would have to leave her without protection considering at this spot, her home could collapse into the water below at anytime and trap her. The other trouble was the wild creatures loved to come in and kill anyone inside if they found them. With Lilyia in her current state of not even bothering to take up protecting herself, it would be likely that she would end up injured or worse.

Her face eventually would turn as she heard the howls of a beast coming into the slowly collapsing building. Her glazed over eyes didn’t even seem to show recognition of the beast nor fear as she slowly got up and went for the balcony of the estate and just stood there. Eyes looked out to the water almost like understanding it better than anything before turning almost half-way to stare at the beast now looking at her like she was a meal. In all honesty of things, Lilyia’s mind was still functioning as she was trying to trick the beast upon the balcony. It was a dangerous gamble one that left Lilyia open as well to falling into the water as well.

The balcony itself could only hold weight for one person, but if the beast walked upon the balcony. The balcony itself would tear from the home towards the sea below with it and Lilyia in tow. Lilyia would even try to escape this factor. She didn’t know how to swim, but that didn’t register in the slightest. The beast reminded her of what cursed her in the first place and she wanted to take it out before someone got hurt.

The beast would do just as Lilyia had suspected and walk upon the balcony which would almost instantly begin to break from the estate. Lilyia would be the first to fall towards the water and impact while the beast was second, and the balcony last. The stone pieces of the balcony would miss Lilyia completely, but would trap the beast under the stone in the water. Lilyia couldn't swim which trapped her in the water as well but to her it didn't matter. She'd just close her eyes and pray that she had actually took out what cursed her, if it was so she had set out to take out her revenge.

“Not your time.” A woman of violet hair would stand near the shore of where Lilyia had fallen. Her eyes were closed but her motives remained hidden as to why she was there. She wouldn’t enter the water to retrieve Lilyia, but instead raise a staff high into the air to cast something that would fish Lilyia out for her. It was a spell cast with a mixture of water and air combining into one to form a bubble around Lilyia. A bubble of water while air-compacting inside for Lilyia to breathe while it floated towards where the woman stood. Whomever the woman was, she did not stay long but vanish moments later after Lilyia would be set upon the sand of the beach. The woman herself probably just a figment, but it was unknown exactly.

Lilyia would open her eyes not too much longer after finding herself on the beach, she’d look around for a bit then turn her eyes to her crumbling home. She didn’t care at the moment that it was about to crash into the sea as she stood up weakly. Her heart practically sealed off by now walking back to the ruins of her home. Dangerous or not, Lilyia seemed to want something out of the house itself, but what she couldn’t even remember as she came to being inside once more. She’d make her way back into her room as she picked up a ragged looking teddy bear and just hold it. Her fingers would start rubbing one of the eyes of the teddy bear almost unconsciously as she sat on the dusty bed in her room.

She knew she left no word after leaving the place where she trained as a Dirge as to where she went. She figured everyone there would probably benefit from it. Her records she didn’t even care about either, as far as she was concerned. She was human again, which was why the roses all died about the house she was in. They couldn’t nurture or live without the special energy she produced from her own body to produce their own specific energy to protect her should an intruder come into the house. Lilyia just didn’t want to use the special gift anymore. Instead, she sat in the room as if spaced out looking outside at nothing. She thought when she was fished out of the water she heard the spirit of her mother, but it couldn’t have been possible. Her mother and father were both dead, a long twenty years past there was no chance her mother’s spirit could have saved her.