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"No! You are not understanding! It is not a disorder. You are calling me a disabled or insane person! Why are you so stupid?" Leeloo began to cry. The fact she was being misunderstood so badly. "You say you're clever but you only see your side. The scientific side. You are not right. If you would understand me you'd know... You'd know what I feel. That was only a fraction of what I feel! You are ignorant to the feelings of others, you can't put yourself in their shoes! That is you flaw. Ignorance to the feelings of others. When... when will you grasp that I have shown you everything I could to make you understand me? I cannot go to sleep without the fear that someone will die. I am the Supreme Being from the legends. My emotions are intensified by the things I am protecting... And now I know that the only thing worth living does not understand me... In 30 days and 59 minutes evil will swallow the world. I will not save you or any of you. Why should I save those too ignorant to understand me?" She said softly and faced the balcony doors. "You're selfish and you care not for the feelings that I have for... for the world. You would not care if the world burnt. And so it shall be. You will see the world burning... and everything with it. Everyone will die, and you will be the last. You called the doom of the world. I have true friends waiting. Friends that understand my feelings. Friends that don't think I'm stupid with my intelligence of 158, which is superior to your's. I know everything. I have seen it all. And I will see the end and go back... back to the distant place where I am from." Child born of star dust, Supreme Being, you will return to where you came from... The voice of her creator in her memories...

Leeloo closed her eyes. "Then... so be... it." She pronounced the words carefully. "You can fool me no longer. You took the only precious thing I had from me. So now, in return you will see your loved ones burn." She said softly and pulled a small capsule out of a hidden pocket. "Arsenic. This capsule has enough of it inside to kill a whole army. It kills by allosteric inhibition of essential metabolic enzymes, leading to death from multi-system organ failure. But you should know that." She stared coolly. "Now, in exactly 29 days the world will end. And I will not stop it. You won't be able to, because you can't fight evil with evil. You, have forced me to these measures. You... I will not miss you. The only ones I will miss would be Tabby, and her little kittens. But not you. It's all your fault." Then she swallowed the capsule and sank to the ground, her sky blue eyes staring, emptily and full of hate towards M. Death was instant. It looked upsetting to see her there, curled and dead on the floor. Her legs were in a cramped position and one arm was still near her mouth.

(( That. Is. The. Wierdest. Reaction. To. A. Death. EVER. Ignoring her and stepping over the body? Have some respect! She is dead! ))

Marleen, the maid, sighed. Again another group of odd folks. She knocked at the door of M's room. "Someone ordered a late night sandwich?" She asked and waited patiently. "I'm coming in." She said and grimaced. She hated night shifts. She opened the door slowly.

(( Have to go. G'night ))

((Sorry to weird you out... remember, she has a dragon's mind, not a human's. In some ways, it's more animal than a human's would be. she doesn't concern herself with things that are dead. They're not interesting anymore.))

Sabine didn't move when M got up; she simply watched him go to the door to accept the food from the maid. Then she looked back at Leeloo's body, and it occurred to her that they shouldn't leave it in the room. 'What will we do with her body?' she asked M. 'It wouldn't be safe - or, I think, proper in human society - to let it remain here.'

'Yes, I see you're right,' Sabine thought in response to his comment about disposing of the body. As he floated it closer to her, she frowned. 'That is odd... but rather convenient. You're correct - it doesn't even smell really dead.' She thought for a moment, then bent over the edge of the bed she was sitting on to feel the space underneath. 'I don't think there's room here...'

sabine watched him place the body in the closet and nodded. 'That should do,' she thought. She stood when M approached her, and lifted her hand to run her fingers along his tense shoulders. 'Indeed,' she thought. Up close, he was very pleasing to look at... and his skin was smooth, and cool. 'Your muscular definition is incredible,' she commented. 'What is your strength capacity?'

Sabine looked down and noticed the same thing M had. 'That is interesting,' she agreed. She sat back down on the bed and looked up at M. He was being very open with her, she thought, and she could find no reason for him to have motives other than those he expressed. he was very much like her. He'd probably be interested to understand more about her physical characteristics as well. She hesitated for just a moment, then let go of the dimensional rifts holding her wings and her horns in the fifth dimension, and let them return. 'You're free to examine my physical attributes as well, if you like,' she told him.

((No worries, it's backless. it'd be pretty uncomfortable if it wasn't, even if it just had slits or something.))

sabine suppressed a little shiver as M touched her wings, which were surprisingly rather sensitive. 'In most ways, dragons have never needed to adapt,' she told him. 'The mountains in which they live haven't changed significantly, so why should they? My human traits merely allow me to thrive in a wider range of habitats.' She flexed her wings as he moved behind her, rolling her shoulders back and stretching them to their full span. It felt good to have them back with her.