The first job that she had carried out that was not involved with the minor affairs of Orchidia turned out to have been one that was a bit more confusing than anything else, making her wonder if it had been a mistake as to pursue the job in the first place. On one hand, it made sense, certainly from the perspective that she was still carrying out jobs and making money, thought he money was now limited as far as its value went. To some degree, it was worthless, just a means for her to have wasted time and waited for something that was not needed, not neccesary, nor something that really mattered any more at this point beyond just what it was that was going on. However, she pursued them further and further to how she was able to.  For whatever reason, there was as though there was a purpose behind all of it, though it was questionable just how reasonable it was to be carrying all of tha tout. Regardless of things, Leyaria ended up meeting with the man whom she had met twice now before, in both times having done jobs that were more shocking and odd than anything else, having no real value towards the tasks themselves, but it was enough and enough of a reason for her to have worked on all of these things.

Dex Miller was not able to provide a huge deal of information towards anything of what had been going on, nor could he really give Lyeaira any more information towards what had happened the other night with respects to the task that she had been assigned and paid for, the one in which she was expected to have gone to an area that was so far isolated out of Orchidia that it was not as though any sound that might have come from the festival, regardless of how loud it was could not have been heard. Dex did nt know, but it was very clear that there was something that had him worried, but as to just what it was, what it might have been that he had seen, it remained in the dark, and there was no reason to suspect that at least for now, that she was going to have been able to give any further information. She figured that that was going to be something that they were just going to have to accept and deal with, which was something that she did not mind living with, however reasonable or unlikely that it might have been that she was assuming such a thing like that. Either way, the two of them worked towards getting out of Orhcidia towards the same area in which they had gone to the other night, just as far outwards and being ultimately required to wait a little bit as the night made it tougher to go through, shockingly as it was not hard the last time she had ventured through this way.


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She did not understand just why it was that she was having as much of a trouble this time with going through and finding out just what it was that was going on with everything, with everyone who had been dealing with over the past few days. Leyaria was feeling ill, though it was not so much the case of the headache that she suffered the other day from the accursed thing that the spirit child had done to her, but instead it was no doubt affected at least to a degree by the demonic taint that was affecting her and had been affecting ther for almost the entire time since that she had been in Orhcidia and was only further and further getting worse. Dex Miller, a man who was estute enough to at least know that Leyaria was a demon, did not seem to be aware that the demonic taint was something that was killing her, as perhaps he did not know this, or otherwise did ot care. He had relied on the fact that Leyaria was a demon and did not want that to be revealed that she would be forced to assist him in whatever it was that he was doing, but he had not given consideration that she might have been dying from it. It was not likely that Leyaria would have hoped or sought to convey that anyways with the man. It was a wasted effort, and if he knew that she was dying, it wasn’t likely that he would show her any sort of mercy or consideration.

Accepting this, Leyaria deicded to just go ahead and proceed towards what she noticed to be a large blue ball that ha dapparently materialized out of nowhere. She did not know where it was that it had appeared or spawned at, but it was very clear too that there were enough things that had her frustrated to the point that there wasn’t enough of a point that was going to have been able or otherwise relevant enough to make it so that it would anything other than real. The memories were vivid, they were clear and she was watching every second of them. She did not know what it was that she was watching, but it no doubt had to do with the sirit child that she had encountered only a short time before this. The next thing she knew, the man was in the hospital, Leyaria was there as well, and there was a large period of time for which she could not have accounted for, nro tthat she could have given as to a reason for why it was that she was now here. It did not make sense to her, and nor did it make much sense to Dex Miller. While he was thankful for the assistance, she believed that it might have been another piece to this puzzle that still was not clear. At least for now, she had earned her pay.

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