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It had all happened so fast that Dean just stood there, not sure at all what to do or say. his eyes were stuck staring at Taemsis' ears...or what he had though were her ears but then found out they weren't her ears when he'd dropped that small button.

The other little things on her ear began making a weird clicking sound,but he had no idea what was going on with her other ear. In only a matter of seconds, her 'ears' went from appearing normal to ears that were pointed.

Suddenly she'd clamped her hands over her ears and switched to the fetal position. Dean wanted to help her somehow, but then he was pushed by by a large wind, slamming into the wall behind him and fitting the floor with a thug,He opened his eyes and stared at Tamesis; she was causing the wind. He hadn't realized it, until now, and he was guessing she didn't know until now either.

He tried moving closer to her, but was unable for the wind was getting stronger, pinning him against the wall. It took him a few moments before he remembered about his power. With a matter of seconds he'd teleported himself inside the cyclone and held onto her, pulling down her hands from her ears, hoping she'd stop.

Dean looked at Tamesis. He could tell partially what she was going through, that it hurt. He'd figured that with her 'new' ears she could hear between or something, so no wonder she was covering them up; she wanted to block the sounds.

He wasn't sure what to do. The only thing he was sure of was not wanting to fly off into the wall again, and for that not to happen, he had to calm her down. She looked at him, and he could instantly see how frightened she was, and how much it hurt, so he continued to try and pull down her hands, gently so that it didn't seem forced."I know it hurts...but you calm down..." Dean said this slowly so that she could tell he meant it all in a good way. He spoke in a soft tone, a little higher than a whisper "Listen to me...only me, ignore everything else..." The only thing running through his mind was Please let this calm her down...

Dean had absolutely no idea on what t do. He knew by now that her hearing was extremely sensitive. He'd just spoken to her in practically a whisper and she winced. He had to either speak a lot lower, or take her somewhere where there was absolutely zero noise. But where?

He could feel the wind die down a bit, but not completely, and her cheeks were still stained with running tears. This time, he spoke to her, but it a one that was so low it was inaudible for him - even more lower than a whisper - , and hopefully not too loud for her. "Where do you want to go?" He asked her. Hopefully she would answer him, giving him an answer so he could help her out. He needed to.

She spoke! Tamesis had given him an answer. Her voice was low, but loud enough for him to hear.

"Water dulls sound."

Water...watter...The lake! He could take her to the lake! Dean made his way over so that he was directly in front of her and looked at her straight in the eyes. If he was going to teleport them to the lake, he needed, wanted to make sure that she was okay with it. He took a deep breath before asking. If she said yes, then it'd be his first time ever teleporting more than just himself somewhere. He'd be teleporting her as well. Using the same tone of voice as before, he asked, "Do you want me to teleport you to the lake?"

Dean gave her a smile and stood up when she did, being as quiet as possible with his moving and breathing so it wouldn't hurt her in any way. He was about to get ready to teleport them when she spoke again. The button. He'd completely forgotten about the button that had come of her ear and caused the whole thing.

He quickly looked around the room for the button, but couldn't find it. he got back down on his knees and began searching for it. He'd sighed with relief when he found it underneath a fallen chair. He went back to Tamesis' side and said in a low voice, "Hold on tight..."

He took several deep breaths before convincing himself that he was ready and that he could do this. He looked at her for a nod or an okay sign to make sure she was ready to go as well.