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"Oh yeah!"

Lily smiled, hauling the suitcases accross the hallway and slipping the key into the door. It turned with a melodious click.

"Finally, we're in," she beamed. Taking long strides into the room, Lily dropped her heavy cases onto the carpeted floor and threw herself onto her bed with a loud groan of relief. It was only after a minute that she realised that there was something unusual about the room. Lily turned her head sharply to the bed across the room.

"Looks like I do have a room-mate," she said thoughtfully, staring at the bags at the foot of the bed.

Kirin heard Orion's statement and decided to explain. "Oh no..I do remember where I'm from; I'm from Heaven. I'm a guardian up there"

"Wow. You're from Heaven." Chi said without thinking. She thought that she said it in her mind, then after a moment she realized what happened. "Ohh sorry, it came out suddenly." she said.

She looked at Yasashiko, and she read his mind. Haha, yeah. I remember that. she thought, and smiled at him. She knew that he would know what she was talking about, because he could read minds (she read his profile while he wasn't looking).

"Haha, nice." Seisai said while laughing. She quickly went outside and took a deep breath. "Haaahh... Finally!" she shouted, "Fresh air!" she said while going around in circles. She didn't care if Sinaxe or Martha thought of her as weird; she was already like that even if they weren't there. She laughed at the thought and continued to go in circles. After a few rounds she sat on the grass, and lied down.

Alex nodded curiously.
"I see..." He turned to Chi. "So what's your story?"

Alex chuckled.
"Evil Demons? A common cliche...most of the demons I've met are decent enough people, mostly concerned with living a decent life away from interference. In fact, I've seen a lot of mixed Angel-Demon communities, with more to worry about from the human world than each other..." The memory of a human radical-animal rights group storming into a small fishing village surfaced...an evil time indeed. They had acquired weapons, and the village was peaceful. 24 hours later, the Finnish military had finally forced their way in to find a warzone. One trooper, who had advised the Bosnians during the Kosovo War, swore that it was a near-perfect recreation of that vile war. Alex had seen it, and had learned just why demons and angels feared humans as much as they did...

Interesting. She was using telepathy. Although Alex couldn't tell precisely what she was thinking, it was obvious from her sudden facing towards this...Yasashiko?...and her glazed eyes that she was telepathically communicating with him. He noted it for future use.

Alex shrugged.
"Whatever you all wish to do," he replied politely. "I need to go to my room at some point, but other than that..."