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Mana frowned. "Lydia is probably going to be stressed when she gets in control again isnt she?"

Kir rested his hand on the back of Lily's head and held her gently, "Do you need to get something to drink...?" He asked, knowing it's been a while since she did.

"Should I go somewhere else...?" Core asked. He was thinking that he would only make things worse by being there.

[[erm... sumarise whats happened por favor? i'll do the other posts in the meantime]]

((Aislin dragged Barick up with her, and Gab. Monkey hadn't posted in a week. And Core and Chiasa are thinking of going somewhere... I'm not sure where.))

(I think Aislin's more mad. Kir basically thought she was insulting him by giving him pity. He doesn't know the difference between respect and pity from how he was raised. Of course Aislin took off before anyone could explain that...Aegina should still be in the room with Core, Chiasa, Lydia, etc.)

Barick wrapped his arms around Aislin in a comforting gesture. "Hey, it's alright."

"Maybe we should move elsewhere for the meantime guys. Come on." Aegina said as she gently held Core and Chiasa's wrists and lead them outside.

Core tried to pull out of Aegina's grasp but couldn't, "Damn this kid's body..." He said quietly as he was pulled out. Then he wondered about something. Kir's power can heal as well. Could he restore Core to his adult body?

Kir hugged Lily close and closed his eyes. He didn't realize it, but he had a lingering connection to Aislin, letting her see what he was thinking.
"Demon!" A child laughed and threw a rock at a young Kir. There was five children picking on him, all about the same age or a little older. Five so-called 'Angels' picking on the poor little demon child. The oddity for a few reasons. He didn't make any sound, even if he was hurt badly. Not that he wasn't able to speak, he would kill those around him if he did. The second reason was his black wings, which stood out badly. Because of the boy's constant abuse, he grew up slower than the other children. They were all about the same age, yet the black winged Angel wasn't grown up physically enough to allow flight.
"Haha! Look at him hiding! What an idiot!" Another kid laughed and threw a larger rock at the Angel who was now trying to hide behind a crate. The large rock landed on his back and ripped his clothing, which appeared new.
"...!!" The black winged Angel silently gasped in pain and started to cry.
"Ah-ha! The demon's crying!" The kids taunted.
About an hour later, the black winged Angel walked into his house, where a teenage Angel waited for him.
"Oh no...Not this again..." She said. Kneeling down before the red faced boy, she hugged him, "Don't worry Kir. You're a good boy no matter what they think," She said.
The Angel, Kir, sniffled and hugged Amaranth, his sister. That look Amaranth gives him was hard to distinguish. It was hard to say if she was admiring his strength or pitying him. Most of the adults gave him that look as well. That exact same look Aislin gave him. The expression that offended him more than anything else; deeply engraved into his mind. The reason why he was strong was to stand against that look, but it never goes away.
Kir didn't know it, but even Lily could see it. This whole ordeal made him think about that part of his past. It felt like ages ago when he was just a normal Angel...Well, as normal as Kir got. Now...now he was a mess. A hybrid between three different things; Angel, Vampire, and machine. He would have crumbled months ago and became a true living piece of metal if Lily wasn't there, telling him that she loved only him and nothing that happened to him would change that. He had to remain here for her. He lived for Lily. She was his owner, leader, and lover all at once.

(edited)

// damn ukyo you must have had alot of steam to write that out XD //

Mana sat down trying to figure out what all was going on at this point. It happened fast and confuzed him a bit. He sighed happy that he didnt ever really have a lazy day. IT had gotten boring when he was with humans and now he finally had so much happening that he was left behind to figure out what just happened.