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“How are you feeling? Do your shoulders still hurt? What about your chest? You were healing quite slower than we expected, and I was so scared it was going to turn worse.” Eleanor fussed as she let go of Layla.

“I feel fine. I had forgotten I even got hurt.” Layla replied, pressing her hand to her shoulder and noticing the bandage on it. She pressed on it expecting to feel a sharp pain, but there was nothing. Even her chest didn’t feel like it had been crushed by a creature.

“I don’t feel anything.”

“Thank Sol that it had healed completely. Come and sit. Do you want anything to eat or drink?” Eleanor said as she pulled Layla to a couch and sat her down.

“No, thank you. I’m fine. Where are we though? Is this place a secret base or something?” She asked, looking around as Eleanor sat beside her.

The one thing that caught her eye were the plants. There were a lot of them. A lot. The room was more of an indoor garden than a living room, with different types of plants neatly arranged all