Unaware that he was being haunted by the ghosts of his past, of another life, she continued to ponder what would happen to her next. There was some blessing to knowing ahead of time when her life was going to end but she could almost find herself wishing that she didn't know a thing. It seemed terribly daunting and nearly impossible to wrap her mind around. She wondered if it would feel real later on when she wasn't talking to him. If it would get worse with every day and every step she took closer to the end.

She paused again, looking up at him as she felt a spark of anger from his direction. For a moment she was tempted to ask what would happen if she didn't go anything on her last day but she knew it was pointless. Death was a vicious and determined fellow, she knew that. It could change on a whim, changing the way she died if she decided to try changing anything about her end. Where she might normally die by getting hit by a car, it could change to her accidentally electrocuting herself if she just stayed home. No, there would be no escaping it. Even for a life mage like her.

"I guess I'll take a look around and see if there is one fitting enough for what I would want to do." She decided with a faint sigh, like it was the most troubling part of what was coming.