Torpid Void

Louis 
"Well then I'm going to open it." Louis stood and crossed to the door. He studied the grain of wood before putting his hand on the handle. Whip it open or just a crack? Or I could just fake them out and pretend to open it. Then again, I kind of do want to know what the danger is, and I'm not getting any answers.

Fayre
Fayre figured she'd rest her brain since Aerow was now silent. She thought about what had been said, then it finally clicked. "Oh crap, no don't open it," she said, sitting up abruptly.

 Louis 
"I haven't heard a convincing argument as to why I shouldn't."

Fayre
"Yeah, yeah... Aerow does that. Doors and all, they open and close. That's why I hate having a home." She ran her fingers through her hair and crahsed back onto the floor. "The air- it- you... Ace... I dunno but they're after you."

Louis 
"They don't sound that scary, to be honest." Not after my quests. "Besides, I think everyone is overestimating me." 

Fayre
"You're right- they aren't scary. They just have the power to kill two people through you because your unpredictable and can't control yourself. And no, I'm not bashing you." She closed her eyes again.

Louis 
He shrugged. "I've seen worse." Reluctantly, he stepped away from the door and returned to the couch. 

Fayre
She was trying to explain, but it all came out in German, and eventually sleep overcame her and her voice trailed off as she dozed into darkness.

Louis 
He glanced over at her but didn't move from his seat on the couch. A bed would have been more comfortable to fall asleep on, but if she wanted to sleep on the floor that was up to her. Louis returned his focus to the door, which he regarded curiously for a moment. I need food and sleep. I'm having mood swings, he thought, chuckling a little to himself. 

Mason
 After much bickering, grumbling, and nearly tripping over one another, the duo finally made it to Louis' house. Finding it had been a much harder task that it should have been, but when one of the seekers is in the process of dying and the source of his assistance truthfully isn't much better off, one really shouldn't expect much.
 Mason detached himself from Alice, swearing rather loudly (he'd given up on trying to hold his tongue about an hour prior) when her arm unintentionally brushed against a nasty bruise on his side. He reached out and grabbed the door handle, flinging it open rather quickly. "Honey, I'm home!," he called out jokingly, though his voice sounded more tired and annoyed than anything.

Fayre
Fay was disturbed from her sleep when she heard someone yell. She sat up quickly and rubbed her eyes, grumbling under her breath before she looked at who had yelled. "Uh- you don't just.... oh..."

Louis
He was already staring at the door, so when it flew open he jumped, surprised. His surprise shifted quickly into irritation, however. "I've got two kids sleeping in here you can't just -" Movement in the corner of his eye caught his attention and he glanced over to see Fay had woken up. "Good going, Mason. You woke her up." He sat back again into the couch and looked briefly at the hall. Harper hadn't appeared yet, so hopefully she had slept through it.

Alice
Alice snickered, not so gently shoving nudging Mason in the direction of the couch and settled back against the wall, oddly comfortable with standing (to stretch her long legs, she had about an inch and a half on Mason and she already would never let him forget it.) "Most kids aren't light sleepers, and she-" Alice jutted her chin in the direct of the newly awaken teen. "Is barely a kid anyways, so."

Louis
He ignored Alice's comment and turned to Fay. "You can go back into one of the rooms and try to sleep on a bed, if you want. First two rooms on the left are taken, but the rest are free." Louis was tempted to go up and get more water but he knew he was just hungry and would need to go out and stock up on food eventually. "By the way," he said, this time directed at the newcomers, "Harper lost some of her memories. The last thing she remembers is meeting Rowan and Mason." 

Harper
Harper had been sleeping, though it was a dark sleep that seemed to engulf her against her will. She was on the edge of panicking when she heard a very faint yell from someone, and she desperstely held onto it, pulling herself back into existence. She opened her eyes weakly, realizing her headache was much worse, and very unbearable, and the rest of her body was trembling. She wasn't entirely sure what was wrong, but she decided it would be best not to go back to sleep. After a minute of debating, she weakly called for Louis, though she couldn't tell if it was loud enough for him to hear, but at least she tried.