The staff had informed her earlier that Kairi had shifted from a coma into a deep sleep, signaling her imminent awakening. She was going to be okay, as far as they could tell. Naminé had been so relieved, she nearly flung her arms around the intern that had delivered the news. Afterwards, the scientists had collected what data they could for further research, but they had left soon after, leaving Naminé to keep watch for (hopefully) a short while longer.

At the first signs of Kairi stirring, Naminé stands up and grips her hand tightly, watching her face intently. And when the machines start to go crazy, she releases a breath she feels like she's been holding in for the past three weeks.

"Easy, Kairi, easy," she soothes. "You're in Hinoto-Ri, not Facility. You're okay."