Luckily, I didn't have to wait for long for one of the people in the black masks to find me laying on the floor bleeding out. The gasp the person made, let me know that it was a female. About time we have some kickass female heroes, I thought inside of my head.

" Aries, ho trovato un ferito!", The woman yelled in a different language before taking off her mask and folding it into a square with a few rapid movements. Then she pressed the cloth to my wound making me cry out in pain. 

"   Aspetta Artemide, Artemis!", a male voice boomed through the club loudly and clearly before more gunshots were fired. I groaned, feeling very weak from all the blood I had lost. The young woman clearly realized this too, as she lifted up my shirt and pressed the square piece of cloth down on my shot wound making me let out a little agonized scream.

The woman looked down at me, sympathy shining brightly in her hazel eyes. About 10 minutes later a male came into my view and I was too weak to do anything but look at him. 

" I can take care of her Artemis", the male said in a deep yet soft at the same time voice. The young woman nodded, before getting to her feet and heading towards the area where gunshots were echoing from. But before she completely disappeared out of my sight, she turned around.

 " Aries, don't let her die".

Those were the words, I last heard before fainting welcoming the sleep-like state I was going into.

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I groaned at the loud beeping noise that was by the sounds of it, in the same area as I was in. Oh my god! I hate machines that do this! I opened my eyes slowly and blinked looking around at my new and unknown surroundings. 

It appeared that I was in a room, a very nice room may I add. Hearing the beeping noise again, I turned my head to the right and saw that there was a machine keeping track of my heartbeat rate. 

I tried to get up, but let out a small high pitched yelp at the pain that had suddenly appeared out of nowhere. I took a few deep breaths and the pain slowly went away but not completely. And that was when my brother walked in.