Welcome to Gaia! ::

It had taken a bit of digging but she had a name. Madison. More digging, a division. Death. Narrow the field? Trainee. Solia had her target. Like a dog running after a bone, Solia was trailing the trainee, aiming to get answers. About Israfel. From what she knew? Madison was involved. But that was it. All she knew. Nothing more. Isra was a tablet, and couldn't tell her not to look for answers to his past, so... perfectly legit.

A girl fitting the description of the intermediate, Solia smiled, skipping her way up. "Hi, are you Madison? I'm Solia do you have some free time I have a few questions about Israfel and what he was and stuff."

And stuff.

The jump simply made Solia jump back in reply. She hadn’t meant to startle the other death hunter. A small tinge of worry, she couldn’t help the question that came spilling out. “You okay? Er well, I didn’t mean to startle! But maybe that is a good thing, sneaking skills.” Tangent, Solia shook her head of the thoughts. “Er sorry, but hello Madison!” Solia kept smiling, small worry or not. “I am new. Just a month old. Don’t think I’ve gotten stale just yet. Or had ‘enough suffering’ as some tell me. I don’t get the allure of that. I just want to get facts and docs and stuff. No suffering needed.”

She touched a coat pocket, the tablet giving it a slight weight. “Well, not suffer suffering. He’s just sleeping. Or something.” Or something was an easy way to see it for her. “And yeah! Israfel is my weapon. I guess he was really really recently made into one? Cuz people knew him at the fright night thing and got all defensive when I asked so I did some digging, and cookie bribing, and was told you might know a thing or two and I just really want to find out how stuff works you know?” Maybe she did. Maybe she didn’t. But, it never hurt to ask.

“We can sit down in one of the empty offices if you like. I get the feeling… most people haven’t been doing too well without the voices in our heads anymore.” Versus her the eternal optimist.

New to the point of her own ignorance was often annoying her. Solai liked to be in the know and not knowing was nagging at her. Madison would help. Surely. Maybe. Part of Solia really didn't care she was content to just have someone to bother. Or keep company. Terms were really subjective. There was a smile on the other girl's face for a while though it faded a bit. Maybe- Oh.

Her own smile sagged a bit as Madison explained. Solia didn't quite know how to relate, but she imagined it sucked. A lot. "Sort of like always getting up at 6 am but then one day you wake at 10 and everything feels off?" It happened to her once. It was an odd day that one. "Sorry. I'm confident we'll get them back, just- we gotta keep moving. Keep hoping that they'll be back sooner than later, because they will be back. Anyway- I was kind of wondering what you could tell be about him personally. Israfel says he can get feelings about things, and he's really good at telling me the need to know, but when a horsewoman attacked me, screaming how she knew him? He was all blanks. A witch who knew him? He had no idea who she was. He described it like seeing things blind. He sees them, but not the them he might have known."

She rubbed her head. "If that makes sense."

Solia brightened up at the notion that the house wasn't always full of fog and the 'specialness'. Sitting down and crossing her legs, the death trainee stared at Madison, enamored already with what she was saying. Every bit of info had value. Every. Single. Bit. To be full of monsters and things that wanted to fight- Solia noted it down mentally, wondering if it might revert back over time. Not likely soon, but perhaps in the future.
"Ah, he's still adverse to fighting to be honest." She interjected. The tension at killing was noted but then thus far Solia's experience was just the insanity. No bonds, she didn't note the loss as deep as others. "It... seems like him to not want killing. He feels guilty even if I get upset over simple stuff. Sorry. I don't mean to be rude but, did he talk about himself at all? He probably wouldn't remember the events but, maybe about him? Who he knew? Did he know the hunter? Sorry," rubbing the back of her head, the brunette sighed.

"I'm nosy."

Stacey. A name. Noted in her head she tagged it as yet another thing to look up. "He did call it a choice. He's rather adamant about that fact. He told me 'he doesn't expect that many would understand it'. Sadly he'd yet to really elaborate on that. Lucy-" Another name, this one not human likely enough. Another lead to follow up on. Madison's mention of other monsters didn't go unnoticed either, nor did the smile.

A finger to her lips, Solia bit at the skin be her nail. A nasty habit really. "Other saw it happen? Do you know if they were close, or, what their name or species were?" If not or you can't say I understand. This is just- well it's actually rather helpful in it's own way! Just more things to pester him about when he gets back, memory or no."

A somthing. A was a good start. She could go look up some files maybe. Or bribe for them with baked goods. She'd figure something out. "Hrm, he likes the beach. But- you think so?" Solia perked up at the idea of being meant for each other, as anime as it was. To bad it was not typical shojo, then she'd get a hot boyfriend or some kind of magical pow- wait that was Israfel. Israfel was a magical power.

HOLY s**t THAT MADE HER A MAGICAL GIRL.

Mind blown.

"Thank you really! I don't know all the reasons behind everything, but it's nice to think we can help them. A lot of people hate them but...." She shrugged. "I think its just a matter of they take it too far with us, they don't realize that with people like us? They're hurting and ruining our lives. Israfel wants peace but- no peace comes without conflict sadly. History is a painful teacher of that lesson." A roll of brown eyes.
"But you've helped a lot Mad- Mad- Maddy!" Close enough. She stood, looking ready to give a hug.

"It sounds like a facebook relationship." It was probably very complicated. "And.. yeah. Israfel is very, I dunno, wary of them? He fears more for me than anyone when if comes to them really. Doesn't help one of them went nuts and attacked me. I guess.. she knew Isra. But torture and main- no thanks. Nope. Noooope." All aboard the nope train to ******** the devil is in the details so I owe you!" Solia bounced on her feet. "If you need anything, anything at all, just call me up okay! I'll be happy to help!"

Giddy, the death trainee gave a squeal of excitement. "I would love that! And no no, he is my weapon, he worries about me sure, but I'm sure he wouldn't approve of you taking any pains for me. He made his choice, he would want the least number of people to suffer for it."

Solia moved in for the hug. "Thank you so much!"