Phaedra's heart seemed to have stopped beating as the moments between Levi's movements, stretched for what seemed like forever. Once his head moved and his eyes fluttered, Phae became aware that her heart was pounded; the sound becoming defining in her ears. But he was okay! Or at least, he wasn't dead. As he moved, she watched slowly as bits of his coat seemed to drain of their glossy black colour, making was for appaloosa spotting. What the..? At first his coat almost resembled hers; for his spots were the pattern of bird-catchers, but they grew in number and size easily outnumbering the ones that she had until he was fully appaloosa. His wings as well suddenly desaturated to match the new colour that hers had taken on. As her eyes scrutinized his changed body, she concluded that this must have something to do with Pegasus blood...the wings, at least, for she had noticed that she had acquired any more spots.

As Levi stirred again, her mind detached from their odd colour-changes, and focused nurturingly on him. She watched as his silvery-eyes blinked a few times, as if studying her for the first time. Slowly, he spoke: Did it hurt? When you fell from Heaven." A number of emotions washed through Phae as she internalized these words. Did he have brain damage? Was he just flirting with her, after a serious accident? Did he know what was happening? Was there some other physical change she wasn't aware of? She tossed her head lightly, and glowy dust fell before her eyes. Phae pinned her ears back at the thought that there might in fact be a halo above her head, which had incited the angel reference. Phae relied heavily on her natural beauty to make her way in the world and keep her safe, but a halo? That was pushing it.

With a silvery laugh, she turned back to Levi, wrapping her wings even further around his; noticing as he did, that their wings seemed to meld together as they were now precisely the same colour. "Maybe I didn't fall from Heaven. Maybe you came to me" She responded flirtatiously, nosing his shoulder gently, in case he really was injured.

I did my best, it wasn't much.
I couldn't feel, so I tried to touch
I've told the truth, I didn't come to fool you.
And even though it all went wrong
I'll stand before the Lord of Song
With nothing on my tongue but Hallelujah