"Now." Ciroc said immediately.

"The longer we leave it off, the worse it gets." he told her.

"To the point where, if denied the opportunities to fulfill their 'new' end goal, the victim will literally not eat, drink, sleep, anything." he warned her. "They will stop doing what it needed to keep their bodies functioning, until they shut down." he said further.

"...which, admittedly, is not a problem for YOU, but I suspect others won't be so fortunate." he then commented.

"Regardless, this should be done post-haste." he insisted.

As soon as she left, he followed, and stopped the security guard that was there.

"Wait." he said, noticing he was leering at Aedan.

"I've helped her." he told the man. "I've rid her of the influence that was making her a danger to herself and others." he assured him further.

"You have?" the man asked.

"Most certainly." Ciroc responded, causing the man to breathe a sigh of relief.

"Welcome back then, Aedan." he said to the zombie.

"Please!" Levi pleaded to her.

"You have to let them help you!" he said, though it was to deaf ears, it seemed. She was still resisting them.

Ciroc narrowed his eyes, and spoke to the one tending to her.

"Please leave the room." he told them. "I will see to it that what addles her is removed." he said further.

"You as well." he told Levi.

"O... okay..." Levi said, standing up and hesitantly making his way to Aedan.

"...all right." Levi responded.

"I trust you." he told her.

"Wait, weren't YOU...?" he started to ask, before Aedan shushed him and started to explain.

Meanwhile, in the medical room, the attendant left, and Ciroc shut the door behind them, before turning and looking at Ally sternly.

"All right." he said. "You will torment this girl NO MORE." he declared, taking off his bracelet again.

"Forgive me, miss." he then apologised to Ally, as his own magic energy surged forth, causing her own arcane mana to swell within her, as she felt like a bottle ready to burst. However, it was short-lived, as a blob emerged from her shadow, and barely had a second to scream, before it too disappeared like the one that was flung off of Aedan.

Ciroc then quickly replaced the bracelet over his wrist.

"Ah, yes." Ciroc then said, before opening the door.

He looked towards where the attendant was, as well as Aedan and Levi.

"She should be more receptive to treatment now." he told them, going back into the room and approaching Ally.

"To make a long story short, you were being influenced by what was essentially a demon from MY realm." he said to her.

"It was causing you to make self-harming decisions." he continued.

"What I did was overload the area with my magic energy, suffocating it and causing it to go back from whence it came." he went on. "...which will be a bit of a journey, but the call of Adaminia is strong to the remains and souls of the dead." he then said.

"...and everything else in between those two." he mumbled.

"Indeed." Ciroc responded.

"I, too, am versed in Arcane." he told her.

"In fact, where I come from, I am the very embodiment of Arcane mana. I am the crux of it, to coin a term from home." he then said further. "Which I don't actually DO anything, I amplify all other cruxes and their magic, which is essentially the same thing as mages and mana here." he explained. "And since you are versed in the arcane, you responded... quite well.. to my passive ability." he told her.

"But are you feeling all right now?" he asked.

"More like yourself?" he asked further.

"I'm sure that little wretch of a creature was influencing you to do some... rather negative things." he then commented.

"Well, you'll be able to do so in a better and clearer frame of mind now." Ciroc said, as the attendant entered the room.

"Excuse me." they said to Ciroc, as they started to look at her foot and leg.

"..." Ciroc was silent as he looked at the burn, and sighed.

"Hopefully you can heal her." he said to them.

"Oh, of course." they responded.

"It seems no permanent damage was done." they commented further.

He nodded in response.

"Yes." he responded.

"It is gone." he told her.

He then looked around, noticing that Levi was nowhere around.

"Where did that young man go?" he asked.

"He seemed like he was quite worried for that young lady in there." he recalled.

Ciroc just laughed a little when Aedan said what she did.

"Makes sense." he said.

"And I am all right." he assured her, looking at the bracelet again.

"Just so long as this is off my wrist only briefly." he told her further.

"So yes, let us go." he agreed.

"The sooner they are eradicated and sent to the Void back home, the better."

Ty was silent as she called to him and entered the room. He wasn't looking at her at first, merely staring at the wall, but he then looked over when he saw her.

"Oh." he said.

"Hello, Aedan." he greeted her.

"Come to visit me, huh?" he asked, before sighing heavily.

"That's nice of you." he told her, before looking back towards the wall.

"What can I do for you?" he asked.