Sage barely noticed the girl unwrap him or try to tug him along. Though, he did have half a mind to help her...he was obviously much too heavy for her to carry on her own. He tried to help her move him towards the pool, but even that little bit of effort sent him over the edge, he supposed. His eyes rolled back in his head as he passed out, and a sort of choking noise came from his throat. His breaths hitched for a decently long moment....by then he was out cold so he wasn't sure how long he stopped breathing for, but he was aware of it as he passed out. Hopefully, the girls father would intervene...because as much as he hated living in a tank and being treated this way, he didn't exactly want to die yet either. But right now, that was seeming like what was likely to happen. Which he really wasn't a fan of. It felt odd, and very wrong, to be dependent on the girl this time....but right then he didn't exactly have much of a choice.

Oliver tried her best to push it without scraping it's tail too badly along the concrete.. It was hard she had to admit but she really was trying her best. When she felt small bits of effort come from the siren, she was immeadiately happy that the thing had not died yet so it meant she had some time. That happiness quickly faded and was washed over with fear then soon panic as the siren went completly limp. Oliver looked over at the siren seeing that it's breathing was slowly dying down, she swung her attention over to the men standign watchign her "Stop staring and get your lazy self's over here to help me!" She shouted in a demanding tone, quickly 3 men including her father came over. With the four of them, they picked it up by it's arms and gently by it's tail, lifting it just enough off the ground where it wouldn't be scraping it and gently being tossed into the pool. Oliver hoped the siren would wake up soonly after that.

Sage wasn't aware of anything that happened after that, obviously, but as soon as he hit the water he sunk like a rock to the bottom. A few moments later, he coughed up plenty of air and twisted around, still unconscious before his breathing started in a somewhat normal pattern again and he settled at the bottom of the pool. He woke up maybe an hour later, and shifted slightly with a groan, moving to swim clumbsily to the darkest corner of the pool and curled up there silently, eyes glittering with pain. Everything still hurt, quite a bit, so he just wanted to go back to sleep. That was it. Everything hurt and he felt awful...and he felt too bad to even be upset about it. A lot of the pain was scraping himself up...maybe this wasn't such a good idea. Why was he still trying? He curled up tighter into his little ball, too tired to think too much about it as of right then. Besides, the pain was tking over his head anyway.

Oliver watched anxiously as the siren sunk straight to the bottom. Soon though seeing the bubbles rise up and it twitst around for a moment, sent another wave of panic as she had not clue what it was doing but soon she realized it was back to breathing as small bubbles rose up everynow and then. "You idiots are lucky the thing isn't dead right now" She turned and scolded the doctors that were standing behind her. They all once again just ignored her as they starting packign up all their medical supplies, after a quick 20 minutes they filed out, off the concrete paltform. A few minutes later he father soon left talking with a doctor leaving her alone of the platform. She stood for a few more moments before finally sitting at the edge of the pool wanting to make sure the siren would actually move around before she decided to leave. Oliver waited and watched for awhile when suddenly she finally saw movements which sent all her anxiousness away knowing that the siren would be fine from then on. She sat still at the edge observing it move over to the corner of the pool.

Sage could hear a few people still walking around, their footsteps echoing in the water. He winced slightly and squeezed his eyes shut, just trying to go back to sleep. It was better that way. Whatever shot they'd given him were starting to get really sore....his chest still hurt terribly, as did his head and throat....and his whole body stung from where the concrete had scraped him up. He let out an irritated breath after a moment, moving to look around slightly, and while he couldn't see very much since his vision was still messed up, he could see the girl still there. Why was she still there? He rolled his eyes and dropped his head again, not wanting to interact

Oliver continued to obsefve the siren seeing it slowly move around, knowing it was probably still not 100% good from all the shots. Plus the scraps it had gotten from the concrete could not have been feeling the best at the moment. She watched for awhile before looking at the time, it was around 1pm which was almost time for it's feeding. Oliver turned her attention back down to the pool, she had no idea why all of a sudden she was so interested in the siren and why she wanted to care for it so much. The only thing that she could think of... or at least make herself believe was that she just wanted it to be okay enough for her to sell it off... Yeah that was the whole reason, right..? Oliver soon snapped out of her thought as she stood up and walked away from the pools edge. She walked over to a budget of shrimp and oyster, grabbing it she brought it back to the pools edge. She took only a handful, tossing it in the pool not really sure if the siren would eat but might as well try. At least the food would help it get it's energy back... If it was atleast smart enough to know that.

Sage sighed when he heard something hit the water, not really wanting to deal with the girl, who was now standing at the edge of the pool. When he smell of the shrimp and oysters hit his nose though, he wrinkled his nose slightly. His stomach didn't seem all to pleased about the thought of food, but he should try to eat at least a little bit.....right? He eventually sighed and uncurled himself with a wince, moving towards the closest shrimp slowly and admittedly, pretty stiffly. He sort of nibbled at it, in an attempt to eat, but eventually gave up and crawled back to his corner , curling up again, this time placing his tail fin in front of his head and face to a, block out the light, and b, so all the girl could see from up there was the tail. He sort of just closed his eyes again, trying to ignore....everything. He couldn't get back to sleep, but he just stayed still, hoping that it would get better soon.

Oliver watched carefully being a little satisfied that the siren seemd a bit interested in eating, even if it took awhile to decide that. Though seeing it just take one before going back to the corner of the pool sent a displeased look to her face. She knew the creatue could devour the whole meal if it wanted too but seeing it look disinterested in it was upsetting. Oliver walked back over to where the bucket originally was, setting it down she thought a bit longer. Knowing the siren didn't want to eat it must have been feeling horrible at the moment, this sent another sour look to her face. She did hope that it wouldn't be miserable for much longer, even if she didn't want to admit it to herself a small part of her hated to see it like this. After a moment she stepped back to the pool side looking down at it only seeing the tail, she shook her head -Why do I even bother..- Oliver thought to herself now knowing the siren wanted nothing to do with her at the moment. So she made her way done the concrete platform and off to another part of the warehouse to do some work with other pair of creatures that her dad had brought in that afternoon.

Sage could hear the girl's footsteps as she stayed around for a while, and let out an aggravated breath. He sort of just wished she'd leave ...the footsteps echoed around in the water and really only made his head hurt more. Which he hadn't thought was possible, but still. He could tell she was annoyed that he wasn't doing much...but what did she expect? She'd seen how badly he'd reacted to being out of the water that long. He'd quite literally stopped breathing for a few moments. Well, he didn't care much what she thought....he wasn't going to move, so she'd just have to deal with that. He felt himself relax slightly when he heard her wander off, and he did eventually drift off in a very light sleep. He was woken up not very soon after by one of the guards poking him with one of the tools to clean the tank. He scowled up at the man, and flicked the thing away. It was rather pointy, and he wasn't exactly a fan of getting woken up or poked on a good day, and this really just wasn't a good day. When he felt himself get poked again, he let himself move and yanked the man into the pool, killing him before he knew what was happening. He left the body there....he wasn't going to eat it this time. He could barely stomach a shrimp. Normally he'd have devoured the guy, but he still felt gross. So he sort of just left him floating in the top of the pool and went back to curl up in his corner.

Oliver walked off to the west side of the warehouse where she found her father among 3 doctors who were studying two vampires they had brought in. She waited patiently until the doctors were done so that she could do her job, which really was quite simple. All she had to do was interview the creatues to get any information that the doctors or her father wanted.. In reality though her clairvoyance did all the work for her. As soon as the doctors stepped back, she stepped up with a notebook and pen as she began to talk with them back and forth. After a few moments bright eyes began to die down and become glossy as her mind raced with bits of pictures and memories. Almost as if a life was flashign before her eyes, as it did she wrote it down. Soon enough her eyes lite back up with life as she stepped away handing the notebook to her father to share with the doctors. Oliver strolled out of the room wondering what else she had to do for the day when suddenly a cry echoed through the warehouse followed byloud splashing noises. Immeadiately her eyes died down once more, glossing over as the imagine of a cleaner came into view then a bright flash. The next image she had was a body floating in water raced in her mind. She also saw a slight flick of tail before everything returned back to normal, she really didn't need to be a genius to know what had done something like that. Oliver then turned to a few workers who were frozen in shock, looking in the direction of the scream "Don't jsut sstand there, go check it out" She scolded at them even though she already knew what happened she figured it was fun enough to see what reaction they would have. Oliver then followed the men up to the concrete platform where 3 of them walked away while two stood there. "Again don't just stand there, clean it out" She spoke in a demanding tone holding back a slight smile, watching what the two men would do.