Worry

Eloi's powers had gone out of control, and Abigail had had to intervene to make sure she and another male student hadn't gotten hurt. The woman was currently leaning against one of the walls in the hospital wing, white hair flowing down and violet eyes fixated on the room in which the younger telekinetic lay. Abigail thought it her duty not only as Headmistress to watch over her, but also as a telekinetic herself.

She was extremely worried about the child, though there was anger in her as well. How could that facility just ignore her powers and pretend that they weren't there? Pretend that it was just from stress... any idiot would know that it wouldn't be from stress. She wondered how many other people in that facility had to go through the same thing, but hadn't been rescued. It only pained her to think of such a thing.

Figuring it would be a while before Eloi woke up, the Headmistress sat down in one of the chairs and crossed her legs, folding her hands as well. "So," she said, looking to Deacon, "what's your name?" Abigail wasn't looking for conversation; she just liked getting to know her students.

"Umm...me?...I'm Deacon..."

"I'm Abigail," the Headmistress said. She didn't like being called by her last name, even if it may have been more 'proper'. "It's nice to meet you." She went silent for a few moments, still looking at Eloi's room. She hoped the girl would be alright... she had been though enough as it was, to have her powers go out of control like this would probably just be added pressure.

Violet eyes returned to the boy — Deacon, as he had said his name was. "So, how do you know her?" the woman questioned.

Once Abigail saw movement through the window, she bolted out of her chair. The sudden movement caused her to stumble, and she would have fallen over her feet had she not grabbed onto a nearby chair. Taking a breath , she started walking now to Eloi's room, not wanting to cause another embarrassing scene.

She took the door handle and twisted it, entering the room. Upon seeing Eloi with her knees bent and crying, her features softened and she stood in the doorway for a moment before going to the girls bedside. Had the realization of what she had done come that quickly after waking up? It had been Abigail's experience that people were usually a bit out of it when first regaining consciousness... perhaps Eloi was different.

"Eloi?" Abigail questioned softly, taking a seat next to the bed. "Are you alright, sweetie?"

Abigail let out a slight yelp of surprise as Eloi threw her arms around her. She smiled after the surprise wore off and smiled softly, returning the hug that she had been given. A sad look came to her eyes as she saw Eloi's mouth move, though no sound came out. Such things were always depressing, really. At least she could still tell people things through her thoughts... to be condemned to a life of silence wasn't fair to anyone.

"I don't want to hurt him... Please, don't let him be near me, I'll kill him..."

Eloi started crying. The Headmistress rubbed the child's back in an attempt to calm her, not liking to see any of her students upset. "Don't worry," she said. "You won't be killing anybody. I can start helping you with your powers whenever you want." The sooner the better, most likely. The sooner Eloi learned the control her powers, the sooner she would stop thinking like that. Maybe in the process her confidence level would go up. "As long as I'm around, you won't kill anybody, sweetie."

Her eyes went to Deacon, wondering if he wanted to stay in there now because of what had been said. Poor girl... she thought to herself.