Durwin watched Lilith fly toward him. A smile crossed his face. Right as she was upon him, Durwin dropped to one knee and bent forward under Lilith. He came up under her stomach and between her legs, she flipped over onto her back as she crashed into one of the chairs. Durwin capitalized and jumped for her before Lilith could recover. His knees on her legs, his hands on her arms, Lilith was pinned and before she could fight back Durwin kissed her. She was so bewildered that she didn't take his life, and gazed wide eyed at him. Durwin laughed,
"That's how I got you the first time. The second part of this I can't complete correctly but I think I can improvise..." Durwin slowly got up never taking his eyes from her face, he unbuttoned his robe and gently placed his hands her once again, right below the shoulders. Lilith still didn't know how to react. Durwin heaved her in the fire. Tears flooded his eyes and he turned and walked to the window,
"I'm done!" He screamed,
"Make it stop! This is too much..." The tears wouldn't stop and his eyes went dull and lifeless. Durwin backed away from the window and a low growl emanated from within him his eyes were suddenly full of fire. The growl rose to a shout, then a roar. All the way back to the window Durwin ran, and roared, and then jumped out. The roar mutated to that of the sound of wind blowing fiercely in one's ears. It got cold, and dark very quickly. There was a tingling sensation coursing through his entire body. The wind got louder and louder, colder and colder. Durwin opened his eyes to find himself plummeting toward the ground. It took him a half a second to remember where he was, and who he was. Durwin slowed his decent to a stop and he looked up. The boat hadn't stopped, it had kept going.
"I must have fallen a kilometer by now, I hope I can catch up." Still a bit groggy his spells were sluggish in response, as well as his brain. It was a good hour before he caught up to the ship. Durwin finally grabbed a railing and pulled himself on board. He was so tired he couldn't see straight, but he managed to shuffle to below deck where the sleeping quarters were. His only goal in life was to find a bed and sleep, nothing else mattered. Durwin came to a door and found it locked. He held out a hand and the door suddenly opened. He crawled into the nearest bed unaware of the sleeping body already in it. Durwin found a nice soft teddy bear, and cuddled up with it, fresh tears still on his face, and fell into his usual dreamless, restful sleep.