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That struck a suspicious chord in Attimasc, "And why, praytell, would a friendship formed between any of us be short? We are all effectively Immortal, and I have no intention of ending my existence just yet. Nor, do I think, does anyone plan on leaving, correct me if I'm wrong, though,"

Kaminari smiled, and pulled a small journal from her jacket pocket and shifted through the pages, her tiny smile still on her face. She finally stopped and read closer, and shook her head. "He'll be fine. He has a couple centuries left." She said, closing the book carefully. "You on the other hand; you're not in my book. I wonder why. Even the dead are in my book. I wonder that is." She repeated, her fingers running over the numbers on the watch. "Perhaps one of you has an answer."

"Everybody and everything, down to the last slave of Satan." She said, her eyes glowing with a curious nature.

(sorry for the suckish post...)

Attimasc formed an eye and stared balefully at the girl, "To an extent, yes, though there is hardly anything alive in here to kill. In the event that my pond is made uninhabitable, I wouldn't die, not immediatly in any case, I would have enough time to find another body of water to reside in," he made a whirlpool in the center of his pond just for the heck of it, "and if I chose my area correctly, then I have many places to go to,"

"Miss, I don't think the term 'murderer' applies here. I am simply curious. I have never met any of his brethren.." she sighed wearily.

"Sir, if I may, it was just they way you seem attached to each other. I'm sorry, I often ask what I shouldn't. I'm awfully new to this world. I was only curious, if what did to one, does to the other." She said, blushing slightly.

((dude of course its fine if you join just walk in on us talking or stay around town. we'll run into each other. besides, the more the merrier.))

After listening to the argument for a few minutes, Shadow stood and inhaled deeply.
First she moved her body so she was standing straight and exactly thirteen feet away from Kaminari. Shadow locked eyes with Kaminari then bowed deeply. "Kaminari, it is an honor to meet someone like you. I am a humble shadow, a distant cousin to your demon bretheren. I am honored to be in your presence." Straightning her spine once more, Shadow shifted her position to be directly in front of Dylan. This time she did not bow.
"You, one named Dylan." Shadow's voice had lost all of its respect and honor. It was obvious she didn't respect Dylan. "I don't know what your problem is, but if you haven't noticed, we are in a bit of a pinch right now. You're non-human. I get that. But what you don't get is because of this little disagreement between us and the humans, we can't simply freely give information away about ourselves. Especially how we die. That is simply signing your death warrant. And you," Shadow said, her voice becoming louder and filling every bit of the air. Shadow's voice came out from every shadow in the area, booming with power and darkness. "Need to learn to hold your tongue. People will dislike you if you become too nosy. And in my opinion, you strike me as a very nosy person. I'd work on fixing that if I were you."
Exhaling, Shadow walked over to stand exactly thirteen inches away from Attimasc's pool. She glanced at him for a moment and raised one thin eyebrow. Then Shadow blinked three times and her body shifted. Now she was on the ground, legs in front of her, eyes on Dylan and Kaminari.

Kaminari glared, her hand flashing to her pokcet watch carefully. She stepped back a few feet, her eyes narrowing down on the newest attraction. She shooked her head, but it was lost in the shadows. She wasn't about to admit her species, though he might already had known. Demons, you see, had the very high sense alert to dragons, or partial to dragon blood. Dragons, too, had this sense for demons. Both had hunted each other long ago, but Kaminari wasn't going to take any chances.