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Kurai placed katana on Kaitlyns neck. "This next question will determine whether you live or die. Don't lie!". Kurais grinn had turned into a serious face in a split second. "Are you with Lucifer or against him?" he asked, holding the blade of katana calmly against Kaitlyns neck.

Aang mentally slapped herself. Everyone's supposed to be with his Almighty Evilness. If you're going to lie, then at least say that. But as she continued her story, she started to wonder if she actually was telling the truth. It seemed reasonable. And Aang knew firsthand what she 'could' do. She couldn't help wondering though, why his legs weren't frozen. The bat demon hadn't put a knife to her neck. Aang had stupidly turned her head to see her face, and did not see the twig she stepped on. It cracked with a loud snap, making Aang wince and freeze. She was going to die now, even if Kaitlyn wasn't. Besides, she didn't know if the dark angel was fair or not. Maybe he needed bodies, and Lucifer would not know whether they were from the rebellion or not, would he? They said the Devil could read minds, but if they were dead, that didn't matter.

Aang turned slowly, to save her the embarrassment of flinching when her wings moved. She met his eyes, hers empty of the fear in there. And she shrugged somewhat, "She isn't my friend, I met her today. I was on my way home from the market and wandered into here." She nodded towards the direction they used to be at. "I heard you guys looking for someone, and knew it had to be the shivering log in my way. So, I summoned my scythes and before I attacked, my legs were frozen, and I was stupid enough to let my wings get hurt because I tried to test their new weight." She shrugged, "The girl helped me, and I tried to repay the favor. Once you'd caught her though, I'm not stupid I can't fight you, especially in this condition. I believed she was a part of the resistance, so I was going to leave her." She gave another nonchalant shrug, "I belong here just like everyone else." Except maybe her...

"If that is the truth..." Kurai said as he took few steps towards Aang. "...Then why are you so afraid? A person who tells a story like that truthfully would have nothing to fear or hide.", Kurai grinned.

Aang sighed, rolling her eyes. She pushed the fear out of her mind quickly, and said "I may have died a long time ago, but there's still some part of me that..." she paused as if searching for the right word, "feels bad for leaving her to die. And as Lord Luficer's right hand man, you must not like disloyalty. Even if it is to a lowly commoner like she is. And maybe you need a body to show you've made progress getting members of the resistance, since today was a waste of time. A dead body would keep you right on schedule, wouldn't it?" Her tone now had a bluntness to it, like she was telling him to go f*ck himself because that was the best thing to do. Her violet eyes were lazy, and all she could think about was, pleading her wings weren't healing improperly. She suddenly realized that she was tired of trying to make ends meet, and for some reason the thought of being killed and sent to endless torture didn't scare her like it used to. At least at first it would be a change.

Bianca's lilac eyes scanned for suspicious activity near the gates. Her soft delicate features un-flawed. The smooth jawline was hard as she was deep in thought. Kurai had ordered her to take the other half of the city while he'd searched the other. Her fingers tingled as they hovered near her sword. She was ready to kill.

disappointed she moved on taking to the sky to search further more. Some heightened movement caught her eye. There was a fight going on between a guard and a civilian. A cold smile crossed Bianca's lips. She went down to investigate.

When she landed she crossed her arms and watched the fight for a moment before it stopped due to the pair noticing her. The guard dipped his head lightly, "Miss Kinsley." She nodded lightly to the man, "What seems to be the issue?" Her eyes slid from the guard to the man standing beside him. A large man both in height and in muscular size. The guard began quickly, "I was standing at my post and this man began attacking me. He claimed to be a rebel." The large man began shaking his head frantically, "N-n-no! I'm not a rebel! I didn't attack him! He attacked me!" Bianca smiled, "Really?" she uncrossed her arms and walked over to the man. He was a whole foot and a half taller than her. She walked around him smelling the air, "I don't know. It doesn't smell like the truth." She circled around so she was facing him. He flinched lightly. She pulled out a single 6 inch long needle. She held it between her index and middle finger midway up the needle supporting the blunt end with her thumb.

"Why would a guard lie to me?" She eyed the man before her, "Tell me...Who is leading the rebellion. And maybe 'll spare you some suffering." He shook his head, "I-I-I...I don't know anything I swear it." Bianca thrust the needle towards him stopping at his throat, "You're still lying to me. I don't like that." The man jumped back and drew a blade and lunged and her. With her left hand she pulled out another needle and threw it at him as she dodged his weapon. He dropped to the ground and lay there wide-eyed and open mouthed. She smiled, "Paralysis." She then stood over him smiling, "This should be fun."

The guard flinched at the sudden arrival of Kaitlyn. His focus had been on Bianca and so made him jumpy. He looked at her blankly for a moment then remembered her, "Oh...it's you." he crossed his arms, "I didn't attack this man. He attacked me." He smiled wildly and chuckled uncrossing his arms and poking Kaitlyn in the collar bone "I attacked you cause I thought it'd be funny." He laughed again, "I was on break then."

Bianca now was listening to this conversation, her hands resting on the curves of her hips. She was waiting to see where this confrontation would go.

The guard put his hands up in defense, "I don't do that kind of stuff on duty lady." He stepped back a little from her, "Miss, that will be enough thank you." Bianca smiled, "This man," She gestured to the paralyzed man on the ground, "Is a member of the rebellion. If you could please stand down from this guard and mind yourself it would be much appreciated."