I picked her up into my arms and started running back. Maybe if April was down there, she could help (I really didn't want Splinter to help her because if she woke up to see a giant rat caring for her, she'd freak the heck out). I found a man hole within a minute and jumped down into the sewers. I ran as fast as i can to the lair and when i came, I got some looks. "ARE YOU CRAZY!" Raph roared at me.

I ignored that, for now, and asked Donnie if he knew where she was. (The reason why i would ask Don out of all my brothers was because he would always know where April was.) He said she was training in the dojo with splinter.

April saw me when i ran in and she said, "Let me guess, she need helps, right?" I nodded, she huffed, and we both headed towards and empty room. April ran for the first aid kit while i put the girl gently down on the bed.

April came into the room with the kit and took out the bandages. As she was wrapping her wounds, I just starred at the girl. I don't know why... but i feel different around her. It's as if the world stopped and we were the only ones alive.

"Leo... Leo." I woke up from my daze noticing that April was trying to talk to me. I looked up at her and she told me that the girl will make it but she will need time to heal. I thanked her and asked if she could tell the guys that I would be staying in here to watch her. She nodded and left the room silently.

(18 hours later)

Even after 18 hours, she was still in the same position. I starred at her again, examining her face, trying to figure out who she is. I closed my eyes and started to meditate, silencing my mind. After a while, I started hearing noises. I looked, and the girl looked as if she was struggling, having a nightmare. I walked over to her and placed my green hand on her pale forehead.

She didn't have a fever which is a good thing, and she calmed down, smiling. She still asleep, and turned around, still smiling. I saw her face and at that moment, she looked as if she was a little kid.

I kept waiting, and finally after about an hour, she actually started to wake up for real. I hid in the shadows; I didn't want her to see me. She leaned up and rubbed her eyes. She grabbed her right arm where it was wrapped and looked up, observing her surroundings. I finally saw her eyes, what a beautiful hazelnut color.