"Your kinda are."she said, nudging him the best she could in her condition. She yawned quietly, and closed her eyes again. Ugh...they felt so tired. By the look of things, Kel and Jess both looked exhasted too. Poor guys....wait...what was she thinking? It was there fault they started punching each other....no....it was her fault. She sighed deeply, then looked around. If only she wasn't feeling so sick....and Jess wasn't all beated up, and Kel not having a broken nose, then they could all be asleep right then...in their dorms. Sigh.

"It was I tell you. They blew in, and made us all messed.....up."she yawned again when he yawned. "Stop it."she complained weakly, blinking at him. "Your making me even more tired."she smiled smally.

"Thanks," he said, nudging her weakly back. It looked as if she couldn't stop yawning either. They all looked positively shattered. He was constantly longing for his bed. Maybe this was all a dream and he'd wake up any second now curled up under the covers, a dozy expression on his face. But of course, that was completely impossible and a dream in itself. He hoped they'd all get fixed up soon, but what he was mostly worrying about was what would happen after this. It was a complete mystery. But hopefully, in the end, it'll all end happy, maybe...

"Messed up... You got that right, stupid winds," He said, rubbing his eyes wearily. He returned her slight smile, "Sorry, can't stop myself,"

"Your very welcome."she told him, chuckling softly. She stopped though for it made her stomach feel like a wave was going through it. She looked at the two boys between here, and sighed. She felt like....the wall between them. As she was looking at them, she couldn't help but giggle again. There on the side of Kel and Jess's faces, were two, slightly red, almost pink, hand marks, exactly the size of her hand. She looked down at her hands, and shook her head. They were pink. Well...she had defiantly left her mark.

"Defiantly stupid."she agreed, smirking lightly. It was a dumb excuss....but it made her feel a bit better. "Sure you can't."she said, folding her arms lightly.

Robert pulled away from her and narrowed her eyes as she kept feeding him the line about having her head checked for him. Holding her gaze steady with his eyes he shook his head, "You can not be serious..." he said barely managing to keep himself calm. "I ran into Mariska. She said something about water..." He eyed her carefully not dropping his gaze. "You were going to come straight here...what happened to straight here?" He took several deep breaths and steadied himself. "What happened to not getting yourself in danger? Especially since you knew your head had been hurting before?" He sighed and ran his hand through her hair. "For once I'm glad Mari was there...I wouldn't have known. If it had been worse..."

Elizabeth closed her eyes as Robert's initial response told her her act hadn't held. She wasn't really surprised. She knew he'd be angry. But as he brought mari into the mix, her eyes flew open again. "How would Mari have known?," she said, a bit of anger coming into her own voice, before she sighed. Now was not the time to get angry at her best friend for betraying her for her curiosity, even though she was fairly certain Mari hadn't even been down there.

"I was coming straight here. But you try staying on track when you arrive to hear chaos underneath you. And at the time, my head wasn't hurting anymore," she reminded him. Even though the tension the discussion was creating wasn't exactly helping the status of her head right now. "It wasn't worse," she whispered, just wanting him to stop with the lecturing. Most of the time she'd been down there, nobody had even paid attention to her. Kinda hard to get injured when you were practically invisible.

Robert watched as Liz closed her eyes and it only frustrated him more. Did she not care that she very well could have gotten herself into more trouble? And he didn't even really have a clue what was going on since he was in the common room. As her eyes flew open and he heard the angry tone, "What do you mean how would she have known? Do I look like I care how she knew? The fact was that she did. And thanks to her I'm now here so don't get mad at her just because you're mad at me." Was he defending her? Really? He never would have thought he'd see the day.

Hearing her explain he shook his head and sat down next to her with a sigh. Reaching his arm around her he pulled her into his lap and rested his head against hers. "This is such a lost cause..." Holding her tightly against him he kissed the top of her head, "Well..how're you feeling?" He wasn't going to keep lecturing when he knew it wouldn't do any good. It would just end up back where they started like one giant circle."

After a couple of breaths to make sure she wouldn't snap again, Elizabeth responded to Robert's semi-bizarre almost-defense of Mari. "What did I mean? She wasn't there, so how would she have known where I went. For that matter, I never even told her I was coming here." She leaned her head back against the wall as he continued to rant, turning to look at him once it seemed he was finished. "I never thought you cared how she knew. And I never said I was mad at you. Irritated, maybe, seeing as you still don't seem to trust that I know how to keep myself safe. But not mad."

When he sighed, she sat up again to turn in her chair to face him. "What?," she said, before she was suddenly pulled into his lap and embraced. Lost cause? The argument or them? But then he was asking how her head was, and she shrugged a little before leaning against him slightly. "My head hurts again," she said softly, "But it's sorta going away like it did before." At least she didn't feel like she was going to pass out now.