She fell to the ground the moment Bizarre released her, trying to dissuade her, convince her that she was not Supergirl, but that tactic stopped working the moment she attacked her, for she had no choice but to defend herself..
She could not help but notice the lump on the floor, feeling like the desire to help the girl who lay there increased in her, a fact that increased when she recognized her, realizing that her sister was probably injured. She tried to approach her, finding herself held by Bizarre, who stood in front of her, blocking her pace, beginning to make her nervous, since what she needed to prove right now was that she was well, so she tried to distract her. Done that she got for a couple of seconds, enough time to crouch in front of her sister, who raised her head to look at her.
She was completely paralyzed, not knowing what to do, watching her, wondering where was the Kaelah she had remained, for she did not find her right now. The darkness was focused on her sister's eyes, which scrutinized her precisely before changing the expression on her face.
"Destroy Supergirl," she murmured in a firm voice, imitating a robotic voice.
However, the next step she did not see it coming, in just a few seconds her sister had managed to reduce her to the ground, who had taught her that?
She tried to move, but, remembering that her sister's strength was less, she stood still, allowing her to turn her around, looking directly into her eyes, begging her with her gaze to stop, to do nothing.
Her sister placed her hands on her neck before looking at Bizarre, who was staring at them, nodding, as if she was giving her the permission to do so, feeling as she began to tighten. She did not want to hurt her, obviously she did not want to do it, which she certainly preferred to have her sister strangle her with hher own hands, although, in truth, it was difficult for her to allow it, not to try to defend herself.
"Kaelah ... I know ... I know you're still ... there, please, come back," she pleaded, caressing her face, feeling the air begin to be non-existent.
She had no doubt, there were seconds left for her to lose consciousness, so she just looked at her, begging her one last time before closing her eyes, scared whe she did not feel her hands and hear the blow at her side, causing her to grab as much air as she could and then concentrate on watching what was happening around her. However, she hardly looked at her sister, who lay completely unconscious with a dart nailed to the neck, when Bizarre took advantage of her outbreak attacked, so, she had no choice but to defend herself back, while Alex tried to reach her with a Kryptonite dart.
When she got it, the girl fell to the ground, looking at her without showing anything that would indicate that she had weakened, although the physical features that resembled her had disappeared, however, she did not attack again, but disappeared.
"Kara, are you okay?" Alex asked her, approaching her.
"Kaelah ..." she whispered without being able to utter more words, crouching beside her body, wanting to prove it was okay.
She did not understand what had happened, what Maxwell had done to her sister, what was the reason she acted in that way. Of course, one thing was clear, she was not going to stop until he paid for what he had done.
She had just defeated Bizarre, rather she had saved her, since she had prevented Max from hurting her again, although it hurt her to admit that this girl was not going to wake up, she was going to fall back into a coma.
She shook her head wearily, heading for that room without wanting to, because she did not want to face her sister, not again, she was not aware to see the pallor of her face and the darkness of her eyes. Max had broken her, she had no doubt about it, so now she had no hesitation in shuffling the idea of him being arrested, for he had to pay for it.
"How is she?" She asked Alex.
"She's been crouching in that corner for an hour, not moving," she answered, not looking away from her.
She observed her, she was sitting on the floor with her knees drawn up and her head resting on them, while small convulsions shook her body, she was sobbing, she did not need anything else to verify.
She sat down on the other side of the window, looking at her uneasily, hoping that everything would return to normal, that the next time her sister raised her head, she would look at her as she always had.
She was beginning to realize that the seizures had gone too much, a fact that indicated that it was not because she was sobbing, but something more happened, which was verified at the moment she began not to breathe.
She screamed her name desperate, trying to hit the combination of the door to open it, getting it after several attempts, however, she was retained by Alex, who grabbed her arm, advancing.
"Kara, do not go near her," she asked as she nursed the girl.
"Is she... is she okay?" She asked, feeling weak as a result of the kryptonite that surrounded the room.
"You should get out, not the ..." Alex began to speak being cut off by Kaelah.
"Go ... I don't want to hurt you ... I can not control it," she whispered through tears.
"Alex, remove the kryptonite" she asked for the reprimand that would fall.
"I'm not going to do it," she replied. "We don't know yet how far he can go," he said.
"Do it, please, it's something I should take a chance on, but I can't continue to observe how it destroys her," she explained, threatening to burst into tears.
"I know you're not going to defend yourself if she tries to kill you, Kara, but ..." Alex began, being interrupted by her.
"No, you're not going to hurt her if that happens," she denied waiting for her sister to debate, but she did not, just nodded before pulling back and lowering the kryptonite levels, without removing it altogether.
She watched as Kaelah rested her head on the glass as tears continued to flow down her cheeks, shying away from her gaze, as if she did not dare look at her.
"Go, I don't want to hurt you," she sobbed. "I don't want to, but I must, I'm struggling not to do it," she explained.
"Kaelah, I know you're not going to hurt me," she said, trying to calm her down.
"I've been trying to kill you, what's stopping me from doing it now?" Her sister stared at her in terror.
"Yourself stop it, you're fighting it and you're going to get it," she replied, sitting down in front of her. "The only thing I want right now is to get my sister back, I don't care how long I have to wait," She whispered, getting her to stare at her.
Her sister continued in the same position, afraid to approach her, struggling inside her, staring at her.
She grabbed the necklace to observe it, remembering that version of her sister who had given it to her, the one she was convinced was still there, and that she would not stop until she got it out, until she was her again.
"Do you still have it?" Her voice pulled her out of her thoughts, causing her to nod. "Mom gave it to me when I lost my powers and ... I gave it to you so you would not forget me," she explained through tears again. "Although, after all, I do not think you want to be too close to me, or simply to remember me," she said with a shrug.
"Can you tell what kind of nonsense you're saying?" She cocked an eyebrow. "Come on, Kaelah, how can you think so? You are one of the best things I have, you, Alex, my friends ... you are all important in your own way, but you, Kaelah, you are, with Alex, what I need to live" she tried to take away the other idea feeling like tears threatened to leave.
After a few seconds she noticed Kaelah approaching her, which made her back, however, after watching as how she looked at her, allowing her sister to join her, leaning her head on her shoulder. She felt her sister tremble a few times as she closed her eyes and clenched her fists, she was controlling herself so as not to hurt her, she was aware of it.
"You have to be strong and face it," she whispered as she stroked her hair. "I love you."
"I ..." She was silent, frowning, struggling to complete that sentence. "I love you too," she finally whispered.
She smiled slightly, it was an advance, right?
Thanks for reading,
Ayrin