"Can you stand?" Azumi asked her sister.
Maker didn't respond, she just starred at the floor.
"Maker. We need to go." Azumi said, her voice sounding more strict.
Maker didn't answer back.
Azumi sighed. "I know what you went through was horrible. But we need to get you out of here. The more your fingers remain that way, the more time they will take to heal."
Eve went through the hole and cried out of joy when she saw her trainer. She ran to her side and rubbed her body against Maker.
"Maker? We have to go." Azumi said, starting to sound upset.
Maker didn't react to her sister's words or Eve's affection.
Azumi got up, feeling upset and desperte. "Maker Elizabeth Towers! You need to snap out of it and get up, now!" She said in a harsh loud voice.
Maker finally looked up, she had an angry look in her eyes. She got up and faced her sister. "For what?! So we can go out there and keep going through this kinds of things?!"
Azumi clenched her fist. "Nobody asked you to get involved! You're more than welcome to leave whenever you wish to!"
Maker stomped her foot. "That's exactly what I'm going to do! Why did I think that helping would be a good thing?!"
Azumi snapped back. "Because it's the right thing to do!"
"The right thing?!" Maker answered back. "The right thing always has awful consequences! Look!" She held up her hand with her broken fingers. "This what I get for doing the right thing! And in the end, another stupid organization is going to be created and we repeat the same story!"
Azumi crossed her arms. "Then we just have to keep beating them."
"Until when? When Michael breaks an arm?? When Jodi loses a leg? What if one of us dies?! Then what? We cry and then go at it again?" Maker began to raise her voice. Eve looked at her confused.
"We all know those are things that are bound to happen when messing with these kind of people!" Azumi's voice got louder also. "If you can't handle the idea of being hurt, then don't get involved!"
"So now I'm suppose to leave you alone?" Maker's voice began to crack, as if she was about to cry.
"Yes! Not having to worry about you, or any of you, would make things easier!" Azumi's voice was getting louder.
"You need me! You can't do this alone!" Maker replied back, tears now building up in her eyes.
"No. I don't. I never did. I didn't when Mom passed, I didn't when brother left the house, I didn't when I cared for you and father. I always did it on my own, you were just there because you were dependent of me, but I never needed you." Azumi answered with a cold tone. "Now let the Nidoking help you out, get to a hospital and go home."
Maker just starred at her sister in shock. After a few seconds, she wiped the tears from her eyes. "Ok." She answered as she walked over to the Nidoking.
Azumi got out if the small room through the hole. When she stepped out she looked at everyone and said. "You should all go home." She walked away, with her Stoutland following behind.