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Joseph arched a brow and nodded his head. Just how in the world did Joscelin know little Angie. Nephew? Oh, he must be talking about Angellus' special someone, Tristan-- wait, was that his name? Something like that... something that started with a T... The feline blinked and turned his attention back towards Joscelin. "Yes, that would be the very same Angelo. Bright young kid, he is, although very shy and timid. A shame, he has a lot of potential to be a scholar." Joseph turned his green eyes towards the demon and smiled, though this smile wasn't near as gentle as the smiles that he gave to Joscelin. "Well, he may lack modesty, but what he lacks he makes up for with a polite attitude."

Joseph glanced towards Joscelin and opened the door, stepping out of his car to stretch. Yawning, he arched his back and raised his arms high above his head, hearing a few loud popping sounds. Slowly standing back upright, he leaned out his body, sighing contently after his back had been popped. "Well, it seems that things are working in your favor today. No sign of anyone you didn't want to see. The only thing that hasn't quite gone your way yet, is the fact that you're still alive... and I'm quite thankful for that one, really."

"I don't like swimming, but I can swim well enough to keep myself a-float," the feline murmured as he walked up beside Joscelin. He didn't quite know why the coon wanted Joseph with him yet, but he didn't waste too much time thinking about it. Eh, they'd end up getting to that sooner or later, or never again, either way, the fact was that they were here together at the moment, and there was no reason to waste time on thinking about pointless and trivial things.

Joseph smiled brightly and shook his head a bit, lightly placing a hand onto Joscelin's cheek. "Silly you. I'm suprised you haven't quite figured that out yet. I like you, that's why." The feline was tempted to lean in and kiss him, but instead lightly removed his hand and looked back down towards the river that was running straight into the cave.

Joseph looked up from the water and fixed his green eyes on the unicorn, and smiled fainly. His ears twitched, and his tail curled lightly. He really wasn't sure what to say, so he decided that maybe silence was the best option until he was spoken to. Though he wouldn't admit it, he too was thankful for the interruption.

Joseph bowed gracefully and properly to Akash with a small, faint smile. "My name is Joseph. Joseph D'Moura." The feline glanced to Joscelin, and nodded his head to confirm that bit of information. All there were here for were Joscelin's possessions, and then they would return to his home-- er... their home?

Joseph only smiled lightly at the slight teasing. Things like that never bothered him. With a flick of his tail, he lightly nodded to Joscelin and watched him carefully before turning his attention back to Akash. "Tea sounds like a very good idea," he said politely, following closely behind the unicorn. He wondered exactly what the unicorn had in mind to talk about, but he wasn't worried about it.

The feline sat down at the table and nodded lightly. "Yes, he's told me a bit about the curse. I'll busy myself with attempting to fix it, and if unsuccessful, I'll just have to strike a deal with the one who placed it on him." Joseph folded his arms lightly across his chest and tilted his head to one side, watching as the unicorn busied himself the the tea kettle.