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"They're very delicate, you realise. And very few immortals care about them. They need someone on their side." She told him gently. She watched him turn and frowned slightly. Ever since she'd changed her appearance he'd been acting strangely. Her clothes didn't fit her properly in keeping with her demonic appearance so one of her hsirt sleeves kept falling down her shoulder. She exclaimed in frustration as she put it back in place yet again. She noticed blood dripping from his vest. As she bent to check it her sleeve fell down again and with an annoyed sigh she gave up on it. She ensured the wound was only small. 'It must be a remainder from the fight' She thought.

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Sadhbh allowed herself to be led to where they'd be staying. She relaxed into a very comfortable bed and reclined as they brought in rather delicious looking meals. Calliope was prowling down one side of the room looking threatening. Sadhbh looked over to Skor.

"Huh? Oh nothing." She said, embarrassed. She was horrified as she felt herself blush. She watched as a Satanist laid out sleeping attire and took the opportunity to leave the room and change. Unfortunately the nightgown was a shimmery grey that was slightly see through. Sadhbh ducked beneath the covers as fast as she could.

Sadhbh relaxed a little. "I haven't.. well not really. I focus on helping humans in the present. But occaisonally I have. It's quite different and far more cynical. They''ve lost faith." She replied with a sigh. It was a warm night and she slipped out from the covers a little. She propped up her pillow and lit the candles by the side of the bed as it was starting to get dark, due to the sun setting.

Sadhbh regarded him. "I've heard of Snickers, but I find Mars bars are far nicer" She replied with a smile. She yawned slightly and realised how tired she was. Her eyes were shutting and she smiled sleepily. "Well I'm going to go to sleep now. Goodnight Skor." She murmured drowsily and was asleep almost instantly. But she forgot to blow out the candle and so it continued to flicker and waver throwing it's light across the room.

Sadhbh felt herself drifting in and out of sleep. Whenever she took on her demon form she was harrassed by nightmares and she woke finally as the first rays of sunlight entered the room. She drew open the curtains and stretched. Calliope had fallen asleep next to Kew and managed to extricate herslef without waking him. Forgetting her attire, she wandered to the window and swung her legs over the window sill. Enjoying the eraly morning warmth. She looked over to Skor and decided to let him sleep. Maybe he'd be in an amicable mood today, if that was even possible. She had to admit, she'd become quite attached to him. Even though he had a scalding temper and vicious moods he was refreshing and honest, as well as oddly kind for a demon of his status.

Sadhbh allowed herself to fall and scolded herself for her stupidity. Of course demons wouldn't be expected to enjoy sunlight. She sighed and picked herself up. "I'm sorry. It won't happen again. It was very stupid of me. However I'm sure I wasn't seen." She told him. Calliope had been about to pounce on Skor but had retreated when she saw Sadhbh wasn't in danger. As Sadhbh stood she brushed the dust of her nightgown and changed into the clothes left by the satanists waiting on them. Her head hung a little and she began to organise her things to prevent a hot flush of embarrasment creep into her cheeks due her idiotic actions.

As Skor left Sadhbh fists clenched and unclenched. She'd finally found someone she could talk to on an even level and she screwed it up. She remembered with pain why she'd shunned the company of most of the Olympians in favour of the company of humans. With an unprecedented outburst of rage she flung her bag across the room, it hit the wall with a resounding 'thunk'. She shouted in fury. At everything. At her self-imposed exile, at her sordid past, at her shame. Blue flames erupted from her body and in her demonic form she looked fearsome.