Olivia's POV-
Eight o'clock PM- local hospital-

-Just shut up about fixing my life and let me do it myself.-

     I woke up half an hour ago and had to wait until the exorcists were notified and arrived to pick me up until I could be discharged. What I DID notice, was that although my body survived, my right foot was completely crippled beyond repair. Because of that, my healing abilities could only fix my foot so much, meaning, my foot will now either need twice as long the time for a human to heal, or artificially fix my foot.

I was so deep in thought, I didn't notice when the door opened. "..liv.. ..Oli.. ..livia.. Olivia!" I was startled out of my thoughts by that Lenalee girl.

"O- oh yeah. Sorry what were you saying?" I asked, she gave me a recap of what I was thinking about earlier without the special details and invited me to go with them to the Black Order. "Let's get going then." I said quietly while trying to get up.

"No no no no no! You shouldn't be doing that with those injuries! Don't strain yourself it won't help." Lenalee said to me. I looked around the room and saw an old spare crutch sitting in the corner of the room.

     "How about that? I can walk with that." I said trying to convince Lenalee to let me walk. "By the way, where's Lavi and, what's his name? Oh! Yeah, where's Lavi and Allen?" I muttered stabilizing myself to get used to the use of a crutch.

     "Allen left to go on a mission with someone else and Lavi is at the train station waiting. Oh! Speaking of that, do you have any luggage that needs to be taken with you? We have awhile until our train comes because the last one left not to long ago." Lenalee top me as I finally had figured out a comfortable position to angle myself with the crutch.

    "Yeah, I have a place near the town, in the forest. I can lead the way." I said, my tone slightly void of emotion. I started to leave the room, "What are you doing? Let's go." I muttered to her regaining the emotion in my tone.

     "O-Oh right! Sorry!" Lenalee said probably wondering what was up with my tone earlier.

(A/n sorry it's so short!)