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Aisling stepped foreward, "I am as well as one can be after such events that have taken place. Much thanks to the aid of Adam, Dougal *she places her hand on his shoulder, and Lady Sin for my rescue and escape."

Dougal stood up-keeping his hands in the air. "I was hoping I could ask you to help protect my sister until Adam returns to complete the plan that has been arranged."

Opal listened intently all the while having no choice but to watch the spider.
She giggled when it rested on Gabriel's nose.

"Many thanks," Dougal said. Aisling nodded in gratitude.

Then Dougal responded to Natasha'a question. "She would be Hell's princess," he replied, "It was thanks to her that Aisling was able to be transformed into a demon and given Earth clearence to fulfill this much of the plan."

"Is Mr. Feather's always so fascinated by tiny things?" Opal asked referring to the spider and the foil from before.

Natasha blinke din generla horror at teh idea fo a princess of hell.
"of course she'd turn her into a demon - that' sone more demon for her ranks. One more soldier for the big war on Heaven."
she sighed and lookedover at lilith.
"yeah - plans?"



Gabriel looked a litle embarassed and held the palm of his hands up to cup the spider off his face and into them.
"Do you think I am? I mean....I am but I hope I don't appear too wierd. I just...appreciate stuff i suppose."

Natasha half spliuttered.
"say what? How the hell will that work?"


Gabriel fished Opal out of the bag so she could sit on his hand and retruend his attention back to the group.
"That's very kind of him." he commented. "And what is the plan - to reincarnate you or to somehow get you into heaven?"


Natasa shook her head in puzzlement. "Why not stay as a dmeon? I mean you're practically immortal now, right? and your brotehr's a demon, so it's all happy horned families."

Gabriel nodded but looked a little awkward.
"I hope that you do not rest all your hope son getting into heaven..."
Natsha turne dot look at him. "What?"
"All i'm saying is that it can be complicated. I'm not saying that she will or she won't."

Gabriel held up his hands in supplication.
"Please, do not get the wrong end of the stick here. I just wish to point out that just because you have spoken with a few angels and demons, it does not mean by any stretch of the imagination that you can play the afterlife like one plays dice. Death, belive it or not, is a very serious business, and I do not want you to start hacking poor Aisling's head off to kill he with the blind assumption she will get into Heaven when there is nothing gaurenteed."
he dropped his hands to fold lightly across his chest.
"It is not simply about what she has done wrong and what she has not."

Natasha glared at him and he turned his attention cooly over to her.

"Miss Helsing, do you have any knowledge of how many sentient life forms make it to heaven at their death? "

Natsha frowned and eventually shook her head. "of course i don't!"

"Less than three percent. On a good day." Gabriel continued. "And do you know how many go to hell? 0.48967 percent on average."

Natsha's heart leapt in sudden fear. "B-but the Bible says that-"

"The Bible is a book." Gabriel insisted. "It is Chinese Whispers. You cannot automaticaly assume that you know the whole workings of the universe because you have read that, or any other text. So please think carefully about this, that is all I'm saying."

He didn't look at all happy that he had to say any of it and diverted his attenytion back to the solitary cobwebs drifting on the ceiling.

Delia walked up behind the crowd of people. She had watched them from the line of trees for a little while before approaching.

The one weilding the gun like a maniac must be the woman she was after...at least rumor would have it. Delia almost questioned her resolve to become entangled in this group. She recognized the two demons from her dream and the car as well, the whole feather thing must have been the large yet handsome man with a doll about its neck. And it talked??

"Its about time you people showed up. It feels like I have been waiting for the entire day. Do you usually leave such a large place unatended?" She asked hand on hip, leaning to one side headphones still in but turned down.

She could tell she was intruding but felt this was the best time, the tension should be delt with and gotten out of the way all at the same time. Though her senses were off the hook, so much energy was thick amongst the group.

Aisling took Natasha's hand and gave a weak smile.

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Dougal rested in the branch of a tree. His tail whiped wildly. "Don't tell me this has been all for nothing," he thought angerly as he punched the tree. He looked back at the from a distance. "I'm sorry Aisling....you probably would have been safer had our paths never crossed," he whispered sadly.