Sounds good! Onward!

My thoughts were in a jumble, and I couldn't think straight. My parents had returned to the room, and my mom was talking me through the operation. My arm throbbed, and I knew the poison was slowly spreading. I didn't have long. 

"So you'll be here awhile," my mother finished, bring me back to awareness. "Wait, I can't!" I said, sitting bolt upright in bed.

My mother gently laid me back down, stroking my hair. The nurse went about her work, telling my parents the operation would take place early the next morning.

I was about to protest, when Sophie spoke in my mind, Wait till tonight. I sighed, and settled back in my pillows, closing my eyes, pretending to be exhausted. 

Finally, night fell. I swiftly climbed out of bed, and despite my throbbing arm, I managed to throw on my jeans, a deep green jacket top, and my boots. I stood by the door, listening. Footsteps echoed up and down the hall. No good, they'd spot me. Try the window Sophie spoke again in my mind. I ran over, and looked out. I was only on the second floor. I threw up the sash, which shockingly wasn't locked. Go figure. And climbed out, dangling from the sill. Not really wanting a Pollyanna syndrom, I carefully, checking my surrounding first, gripped hold of a drain pipe, which amazingly held my weight. I was about half a mile from the place where I'd met Sophie and Frank. So I set off at a brisk pace.

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Taday! Who's next?

TOP! TOP! TOP! TOOOOOP!

I lay there for a long time, thoughts moving rapidly through my head. Sophie had left me to rest, and I used the solitude to my advantage. After making sure Sophie was gone, I slipped out of bed, and carefully tested my powers. A flicker of something passed through me, but that was it. That alone exhausted me. I climbed back into bed, and quickly fell asleep.

I started dreaming immediately after I fell asleep. I was standing in a clearing. It looked familiar, and suddenly I realized it was the same clearing where I called on my linixie bretheren. Then I was standing at the campsite, then the cabin, the castle, the treetops where Amnester first held me captive, the bus stop, then... It stopped. I wasn't anywhere.

Suddenly I was standing in Amnester's castle. It was a vast, stone chamber. Candles burned along the walls. My entire army was huddled before Amnester, who started to slowly walk among them. He was talking, though I couldn't hear what he was saying, but already I could feel such a sick, nausiating fear rushing through me. He stopped in front of one of the smaller linixies. A young girl. She stood firm in front of me, but I knew something bad was about to happen. Just before it did, everything was gone.

Then the world went dark. I couldn't see anything. I started to suffocate. I could hear Amnester taunting me. I wanted to scream. Just as I thought I was dying, a saw a light, like a train at the end of a tunnel. I felt a burning all around me, coursing through my veins. I felt stronger, stronger than I'd ever felt before. I could feel my linixie power returning. No, not just returning, becoming empowered, ten fold. I wanted to scream, this time for joy.

I jerked awake. I knew I had been asleep, but I knew everything that I had just seen and felt was real. I got out of bed, threw on a dark purple shirt, dark green pants, and boots. I glanced over at the door. I knew that Sophie and Frank would be worried when they found me gone, but I also knew I wasn't about to pull them into this. Not after last time. I pushed open the window, and knelt on the sill. I gently shut my eyes, and felt my linixie powers course through me. My wings appeared. I leaned forward, dropping off the window sill, and soared off into the fading evening light.

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So, I know it's a lot. This whole scene just hit me, and I decided to write it. You can tweak it or anything if you want.