I waited to hear them say that I was going to be fine, and that my vision was perfectly normal, but when no answer came, I began to get a bit worried. So, this was what they were keeping from me? Who do they think I am, to think that I could not handle something as minimally problimatic as this most certainly was. But, on the other hand, this could be perminate, and I would not be able to go back in the tournament for quite some time now. I would have to train harder than I ever had before; and worst of all, I would never get to see her. Though I have seen her before, just before the tournament even started, this would be different. I wanted to meet her, before it's too late, but now that would be a lot more difficult. I would never truly see her, not as my sister anyway. Yukina.

"Listen, Hiei, there is a slight chance you may get to see again, with a bit more time on your account. I just do not want you to take it too terribly hard, after all-" Kurama started, but I quickly cut him off.

"It's alright. I will be fine, I just need some time, like you said. You two," I pointed to the general area that I thought them to be standing in, "you do not, by any means, have to stay here. You may leave if you wish." And sure enough, perhaps because they knew that my anger had reached an all time high, the two of them exited the room, leaving me completely alone.

Good,I thought, now I have no more aggrievances present in this room. I can finally be alone to gather my thoughts.

I was beginning to get a headache, more than likely because of the yelling I had done, that and the fight I had endured not too long ago, whenever it had been. The truth was, I had absolutely no idea as to what the date was, or even what state I was in. It was almost as though I was lost, and I had just pushed out my only way of finding a way out.

I reached up to gently rub my forehead, careful, as always, not to touch my sensitive jagan eye. But something was different this time, I could not feel the presence of my third eye any longer. I rubbed harder, not caring anymore if I got hurt, but still, there was nothing. No pain. No jagan eye. It was gone.

I wondered what had happened, and why it had happened in the first place. It had been quite a long time since I had no third eye, before I had gotten it put in. I could hardly remember it at all. But why, why did it all of a sudden leave now?

What was going on here? I could understand nothing, and it was then that I first felt the most lonely. I had never had the need to depend upon people, but I felt as though no one was around for me when I most needed it, which I would never admit to anyone, but I was constantly feeling it.

"It appears that your eye, your jagan one, was diffused during your battle. It must have been from a spell, in which case, the spellcastor would have to fix. I checked into it all, and as it seems, the castor was killed shortly after you arrived here yourself." My heartbeat sped up a pace, and I almost jumped. Kurama had scared me for a moment there, I did not know that he was still in the room.

"Wha- How did you- Were you in here the whole time?" I asked him, unable to fully register all that he had said in such a short time, which left my words slightly jumbled as I spoke to him.

"Yes, I was. And don't worry, Yusuke is not here, he left for a while, as will I after I see that you know all that is needed. As I was saying, your sight was virtually dependant upon your jagan eye for the past years, and removing it naturally removed your sight. I will give you a while to let this all sink in, I know how hard this can be for you. I'll be back later to check in on you" And after that all I could here was Kurama's footsteps as he promptly left the room. I listened hard to whether or not he was still there, but all was silent; he was gone, leaving me, once again, alone.