Two girls, one cup!

Lily rushed back to Hazel, crouching beside her nervously. "A-Are you alright? That looked like it hurt..." Lily questioned, making an atempt to get under one of Hazel's arms to help her stand. It'd take the full muscle of the small girl to lift Hazel alone if she was hurt.

Lucy on the other hand, didn't seem to react at all. Her expression remained a straight face as she turned to face Hazel, crossing her arms and tapping her food impatiently. Her eyes were fixed on Hazel, giving her a steady look up and down. This was one of the all powerful witches she was warned about? Hazel didn't seem like a threat at all... A concept that brought a gentle smile to Lucy, who didn't seem to notice she was smiling.

Hazel hoisted herself up, everything being a bit dizzy. But, now was not the time to be sitting in the place with trees....Er, outside.....So, for now, let's just freeze the blood oozing out of her head to stop more from coming out. And after getting up, she brushed her skirt off of dirt, and straighten it out a bit. And hoping no one say her bloomers.

Hazel: I'm okay, Lily. And yeah, it did. For now, how about we just head inside, I need to clean up.

Lily let out a sigh of relief and led Hazel inside carefully. She didn't want to hurt Hazel any more than she already was. She made her way across the loby and to the staircase, then proceeded up to the third floor and approached a door. "Now where'd Lucy go? She has the keys..."

Lucy was still downstairs, lost in thought. Lily wanted HER for a meister? Ha! She couldn't even walk right. Lucy would've loved to see her hold up in a fight. However, for now, she'd just ignore Hazel and hope she goes awa- It was then Lucy snapped to reality. Huh... Well that worked a little too well... Realizing the two had probaly went inside, she took a moment to catch up, running the stairs.

Hazel: I think she is still down there, probably laughing.....

Anyway, besides that moment of not paying any attention to anything, it was pretty good day for Hazel. Two weapons, who were swords, and were pretty cute in a little sister type of way. And a battle scar of her fight with the pavement. And she should probably ice that pretty soon as well, actually. Anyway, she leaned back on the wall, waiting for Lucy to come.

Lily decided she should go look for her sister, motioning Hazel to stay there as she walked towards the stairs. However, as soon as she approached the stairs Lucy was seen shooting up..... And ramming directly into Lily. Both girls would fall over and grab their heads, then stand awkwardly. "Careful Lu... That hurt..." Lily said, going back to Hazel.

Lucy sighed, going to the door as she fumbled in her pocket for the keys. When she found them, she oppened the door and went inside. It was a small apartment for sure. There was a small kitchen visible to the immediate left of the door. The "living room" was not separated from it in any way other than a floor change and neither was very spacious. In the small living room was a couch.... No, not even. It was a futon, which Lucy was sitting on now, that was facing what seemed to be a portable television with a VERY outdated gaming system plugged into it. The only window in the room was cracked, and seemed like the slightest touch may break it. There was only one other door in the entire room, implying that there was either no bedroom or no bathroom.

Hazel walked in, not showing much of an outward reaction. Oh, the privileges of being rich. Mainly of having her own personal bathroom to go in. Though, why she had two bathrooms was beyond her. Anyway, She leaned on a wall in the kitchen, taking in what little there was to actually take in. Oh yeah, head hurts.

Hazel: So, do you two happened to have some bandages laying around here?

Lily nodded, darting off to the other room and returning with a small roll of bandages in hand. She held them out to Hazel with a smile, ignoring the fact that her sister had begun playing video games while there was a guest over. "This is all I could find. Not much of a first aid kit stocked yet." She joked, heading off into the 'kitchen' area.

Lucy was playing games indeed. It wasn't her idea to bring Hazel up here, it was Lily's. Hazel was Lily's guest, and it'd stay that way until she left. So for now she'd keep playing her outdated, 64bit system and ignore Hazel's very existance unless spoken to.