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Angeles turned from D and looked down at Lilly who was blushing, "that was a lot for you to take in," she said to the girl with a fond smile that turned wry, "I like the way that D described it the best. I think that if he taught the world about sex the same way he just taught you, a lot less people would be raped."

She patted Lilly's head, "the bottom line is not to touch your breast, now let's get your mind off that shall we?" she asked and moved her hand away from Lilly and turned it over, a small blue flame appearing in the palm of her hand, "as a dragon, especially one of the sun, you have some control over fire correct?"

"Very wrong," said Angeles with a glance to D, "and very painful to the mind and body of the one who is raped," she nodded once before grinning, "and that is a secret for now," she grinned wryly before holding out her hand to the young girl, "here, try to take it out of my hand, let's see how great your control over fire is, if you have any at all."

Angeles left Lilly to her task and looked to D, "very robotic, highly amusing to listen to."

"You're hilarious to listen to sometimes," said Angeles, keeping her gaze on his chest before looking over at Lilly, with a small movement of her hand the blue flame moved back to her. She twisted her fingers and from the blue flame created the likeness of a rose and smirked at Lilly, "confirmation of your power leads you down wonderful paths," she said before the fire disappeared, "eventually you'll be able to do as I do, possibly better, but we'll try that some other time, somewhere else."

She pondered for a moment her bag of tricks to see if she could test anything else with Lilly, the development of her body may have led to development of her powers, Angeles could work on her mind and powers together, granted if Ivy didn't kill her before she had a chance.

"I've already explained to you why that would be impossible. D and I belong to other people. Bonds so strong are not easily broken just because one is overwhelmingly attractive," Angeles' gaze moved to the left hand and then smiled wryly as the other hunter blushed at some internal thoughts. This man, whoever he was, D loved him very much, "I can teach you to fight as well," Angeles said to Lilly, "and your body will move differently than as a child, you might not be as flexible as you were as a child, your bones are not as soft, things may be broken more easily, and your breasts are going to get in the way many times," she held up a finger, "I say 'may' so often because as a dragon, you may be just as flexible or more, your bones may be stronger and not easily broken, but your breasts will still get in the way."

"Yes, save for feeding babies, and sending a subconscious message to males that you will be able to feed your babies well, they are useless, that is why I appreciate having a more manageable size," she chuckled and looked down at her own chest, on the smaller end of moderate, "yours are not so manageable, but will make you more attractive."

She then pointed at the parasite, "and my father was human, thank you, and from what I've seen, D is nothing like his father, Ivy appears to have his childish temper though," she paused and dared lift her eyes to D, wondering if he ever took offense to Angeles' continuous insulting of his sister.

Crimson eyes, a flash of blood, and an uproar of laughter from Angeles, interupting anything she was abou to say as she pointed at the floundering parasite and hit her knee, doubling over as her laughter continued. Once it died after a fit of giggles, Angeles breathed to calm herself down and said to D, "shall I find a stick to beat it with?"

She shook her head and waved the comment away with her hand, pulling on the coat to keep it on her shoulder, "in any case, fighting with your sister shows that childish temper had increased through genetics in that generation, with whoever her mother was."

She cleared her throat and put a hand on her chest, "sorry about that. I wasn't expecting it, it was amusing. Can you reattach it?"

Another burst of laughter sent Angeles to her knees with her one arm wrapped around her stomach. She tried to say something through her laughter but the meaning of the random syllables were lost. She eventually stopped laughing with a pleased sigh and stood up.

"I apologize again," she said and cleared her throat again, "I won't set him on fire," she said serenely before looking back at Dag and moving back to Lilly, "its interesting that you put up with him for so long when you can do that at anytime. I suppose with the time you've had with him, you've a bit more patience for him than most others would have or do have."

"There is indeed very little out there," said Angeles with a fond smile as she recalled her own journeys, far few in comparison to D's long life, "but I have pets for that, who have been useful in their own ways, and talk far less," she smiled, "Andromeda does not count."