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"Mhmm," Farah hummed closing her eyes and resting her head back. "I'm okay."
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"Alright… um… what time is it? I'm probably late for class…" Aiki hummed thoughtfully.
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"Not sure," Farah groaned quietly. "But I think we are."
"Alright… that's fine. This is more important than a few minutes of class. Are you sure you don't need to go to the infirmary?" He asked.
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"Yes," Farah answered. "They… They can't know I'm a fairy."
"They won't know, we can just say you got lightheaded or something. And Eiji already knows anyway, so it doesn't matter." Aiki insisted.
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"I promise, I'll be fine," Farah repeated, though she wasn't feeling any better. Is this how Rosalind felt every time she messed with my mind?
Aiki sighed softly. "Is there anything I can do to help you feel better, then? I can't really think of anything other than Eiji's magic…"
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"Maybe," Farah relented. "In a minute. If I don't feel better."
"Alright, if you say so… I can always just call him to meet us here if it's the infirmary that you're worried about." Aiki offered.
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Farah nodded, and her head felt heavy. "Oooooh…" she moaned softly. "I… might pass out."
"I'm texting Eiji… this isn't good." Aiki pulled out their phone and shot a text to Eiji asking him to come.
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No shit, Farah thought, but she didn't say it. She opened her eyes so she didn't pass out now.
"He should be here soon… just try and relax, okay?" Aiki stayed by Farah's side, fidgeting nervously. A few minutes later, Eiji rounded the corner and approached. "What happened?" He asked.
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"Not sure," Farah lied. "Just started to feel dizzy."
"Alright…" Eiji knelt beside Farah and gently placed a hand on her shoulder. His eyes glowed as his power took effect, trying to calm and heal Farah simultaneously.
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Farah passed out for a split second before, slowly, she began to come to and feel significantly better. "Thank you," she murmured quietly.
Eiji nodded, looking a little dizzy himself after a minute or two. "Yeah, 'course… you two should head to class now. Don't want to be too late, yeah?"
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"You alright?" Farah asked, holding her head briefly as she looked at Eiji.
"Yeah, just a bit woozy… happens after I use my power for a bit. It's like Aiki's in the way I expend my energy." Eiji smiled tiredly, staying on the ground for now to recover.
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"Sorry," Farah mumbled, brushing hair out of her face. "I don't know what happened." Her gut twisted as she lied again, but she had to.
"It's fine… this idiot gets lightheaded all the time because they don't eat enough." Eiji stuck out his tongue at Aiki, and they returned the sentiment.
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Farah smiled weakly. "I know," she remarked. Tentatively, she tried a question. "How are you feeling, Aiki?"
"I'm alright. I'm a little dizzy, but I probably just need to eat something." Aiki shrugged.
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It worked. It truly worked. Farah let out a sigh of relief and closed her eyes.
"Are you feeling well enough to go to class?" Aiki asked. "If you need to rest, we can bring you somewhere better…"
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Farah considered the offer. She was feeling better, but not quite a "going to class" better. "Just give me a few more minutes," she replied. "I'll be okay."
"Alright… if you're sure." Aiki sighed and Eiji stuck around as well since he was still pretty tired and dizzy.
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A few minutes had passed, and Farah was already feeling much better. "Alright, I think I'm ready now," she declared, at least feeling well enough to rise to her feet again.
"Let's get going, then." Aiki stood as well and helped Eiji up. Once Eiji had gathered himself, he waved and left to return to the infirmary.