The wind picked up suddenly, the fire from the candles shooting up to flicker wildly in the wind. The area darkened as if a dark shadow hung over the circle that Davina had created. Hushed voices whispered through the wind, and then all at once it stopped. A calm settled, and the sound of twigs snapping replaced the whispers and wind.

Katherine tilted her head at the witch, licking her lips that were cracked as if she hadn't had a drop of water in weeks. Her movements were clumsy and jerky and she stopped right outside the magic circle.

"Well," she spoke, her voice hoarse. "Isn't this a surprise..."

Katherine moved around the edge of the circle, eyeing every inch of it. She was no stranger to magic, but she was surprised the spell had managed to reach her. Which meant that this witch was a powerful one. She was only half listening to her, trying to figure out why exactly she was here. The last part of Davina's question had her head snapping up.

"What?" She asked, her voice disbelieving and yet hopeful at the same time. Her expression turned suspicious after a moment. She crossed her arms over her chest. "And why...if my reputation precedes me do you need my help?"

Katherine rolled her eyes. Of course. Always about the doppelganger blood. Even in death she couldn't escape the curse of the doppelganger. Elijah's name had her pausing. She turned away, letting her arms fall to her side as she paced a little. Distracting Elijah meant that this witch was probably against Elijah, helping her meant going against Elijah.

But helping her also meant survival, and Katherine Pierce was always about survival. She turned back to face Davina, and nodded her head.

"You have a deal..."

Katherine raised a brow as Davina began to lay out more ingredients around her. She would be human when she returned to the land of the living, weak and frail. Weak and frail and with enemies from one side of the world to the other. She glanced up as the wind began to pick up, but her body was left untouched by the raging winds.

She stood, tapping her foot as the girl continued to chant. She was an impatient woman, and standing here watching her made her even more impatient. She opened her mouth to say something, and then stopped. A lock of her hair blew in front of her face, and a moment later she let out a gasp. She doubled over, her hand grasping her throat as pain spread through her body. Her skin became healthy and glowing, and the clumps of her hair that had fallen out regrew. She fell to her knees as every nerve in her body seemed to come alive at once.

Katherine relaxed after what seemed eternity, letting out a harsh breath. She straightened finally, raising her eyes to meet Davina's. She swallowed, digging her fingers through the dirt and leaves below her. She pushed herself up, standing to her feet. Her eyes flicked to one of the candles, and she moved to stick her hand over the open flame. She let out a hiss of pain jerking her hand back.

Katherine stared at her palm, and then started laughing. She turned around to face Davina, smirking.

"You held up your end of the deal...so what do you need me to do?"

Katherine was rubbing at her palm to quell the sting of the fire against her skin. First thing she was going to do was get clothing, and a bath. She sighed heavily, nodding her head. She could give her blood, that was no issue as long she didn't expect her to bleed out. She whirled around to look at Davina when the woman spoke about Klaus.

"You could have mentioned that first," she hissed. Elijah she could deal with, but Klaus? That was an entirely different. She let out a breath, running her hands through her hair. She narrowed her eyes, then turned back to Davina.

"I need you to do something for me then. I'm human...I can't protect myself unless you teach me how. I'm similar to a witch, it's called a traveler...I can do spells but I don't know how. Teach me how to do something to protect myself from Klaus...and I'd more than happy to help."

Katherine gave her an annoyed look. She glanced down at herself, and then raised a brow at her. Her lips tilted into a small smirk and she walked over to Davina. She didn't trust the witch, but then again she didn't really trust anyone.

"Surprisingly I actually agree with you. These clothes are making my skin crawl." She stopped in front of the young girl, and then held her hand out to her.

"And it seems, Davina...you're the only friend I have right now."

"Which is a friend in my book," Katherine spoke, smiling at Davina. She only had friends when they could help her in some way. Right now, Davina was right, she was her best chance of survival. Eventually they made it to a church. She looked up at it, and then turned to face her.

"So this is where I'm to stay? I've stayed in worse. I'll give you my blood whenever you need it, but...I'm not your personal blood bag, got it?"

She turned around to face the church entrance. "I'm going to take a bath...we can go shopping tomorrow?"