I knocked on the door and Mary Margaret opened the door for me with a relived smile. "Anna, I was just about to call you" she said and I frowned.

"Really? Why?" I asked and stepped inside.

"Gold's been stabbed--" she began and looked at the floor. I shrugged and sat down on one of the bar stools that lines the breakfast bar.

"I know, Killian did it. Currently he's locked inside a cupboard while the others stole the ship and are on their way back" I said and Mary Margaret's eyes widened.

"Yeah... how did you know?" she asked and I shrugged again.

"I was on the phone to Henry just now" I said.

"Oh right well... Did you tell them that Cora and Regina have the dagger?" she asked and I shook my head. "It's fine, David has. But Gold has been poisoned, apparently Hook's hook had been dipped in poison" she explained and I nodded. Killian had done that before, to be fair it wasn't something that he did very often, but I had once asked him about a bottle of poison on his desk. I had also seen what said poison could do when it was in the blood stream. We hadn't stayed long enough for me to see the end results.

"I know, it's his preferred way of dispatching his worst enemies. I've seen what it can do."

"You know Hook better than anyone, has he ever mentioned a cure for this poison or something that can slow it down?" she asked and I sighed.

"No. The poison was made from Dreamshade from Neverland. It has no cure, and even if there was one it would be on Neverland and Killian wouldn't have taken it. The poison was made to kill people, why make a cure. I'm sorry" I said and shook my head.

"It's fine, we just have to find a new way of curing Gold" she said.

We spent the next ten minuets sat around trying to think of a cure, but nothing came to mind. When Mary Margaret's phone rang. It was David who told her to meet him at the docks where the other's had just arrived. We both ran down just in time to find them piling off the still invisible ship. "Hey" I said to Henry as David and someone I guessed to be Neal helped Gold off.

"Hey, I drove a ship" he said happily to Mary Margaret and she smiled but moved on to help.

"Well done, kid. I'm impressed. One day I'll teach you to do more if you like" I offered and he grinned.

"Yeah, and I want to learn to ride and I want to fight with a sword" he blabbered on but I had to stop him.

"Hold up, one thing at a time yeah. Now we have to fix Mr Gold" I said and Henry nodded suddenly becoming very serious. I walked over to Gold and he eyed me over.

"I see you have a change of attire" he said and I shrugged.

"It doesn't matter" I said and glanced at the new guy. "Neal, right?" I asked.

"Anna" he said and I nodded. "Nice to meet you."

"Gold, your going to have to let me take a look at it" I said and he glared at me.

"And why would I let you do that?" he spat and I glanced at Neal and David who were watching me.

"Because, I know this poison better than you think. Now let me look" I snapped and he gave in, the poison making him to tired to fight back. I peeled back the top of his shirt and inspected the wound. "The stab wound isn't to deep" I muttered to David and Neal, as well as Emma and Mary Margaret who had walked up behind us. "That doesn't surprise me, his hook isn't that long. That means that none of your vital organs should be damaged. But your right, that's Killian's Dreamshade poison" I said.

"Is there a cure?" Emma asked and I shook my head turning to look at her.

"No. I'm sorry. There is nothing that I can do" I said.

"How long does he have left for us to find a cure?" Henry asked. I smiled a little sadly at him.

"Kid there is no cure, not here anyway. But I guess that at best, he has about a day left to live" I told him and he wore such a worried expression that I wanted to hug him. "Come on, lets get you back to the shop" I sighed and the others nodded. David helped Gold into his car and he along with Neal, Emma, Henry and Mary Margaret got in. I said I had some stuff to do on the ship and I would catch them up. I watched as they drove off and I slipped onto the ship noiselessly.