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Envi wasn't entirely sure how to respond to the first thing he said. She wanted to tell him no. That she was going to kill her and she didnt need any help. Which was obviously a lie. Then her breath caught in her lungs, she narrowed her eyes. "What are you talking about?" Quite obvious what he said but she was a bit incredulous that anything like that was possible. And what did Armageddon have anything to do with that.

She kept her glare. "No way. I refuse to ever get his help. Faith can stay wherever she is in that case." Envi almost flinched at the harshness of her tone and words. But it was true. Armageddon was probably the worst creature ever. Atleast the worst she ever had met. "He is a true monster. And he isn't ever going to come back. Besides if your family died again in the same place don't you think that's a bit coincedental. He probably had something to do with it."

Altalin stared at the headstone ahead of him. he had it made by proffesionals 100 years ago for his family. 2 names that were now uneligable were written on it. He knew them, his wife, and his unborn son whom he had swore never to say there names again. His hand became consumed with the curse when he touched the headstone. Pain hit him. The only pain he had ever felt was over them. Physical pain he did not feel and he didnt feel much else. only when he though of them. It was his escape though. His escape to prove that he was still somewhat human. In the cemetary, he could hear everything everyone was saying. Some things confused him but he shrugged it off. If he concentrated he knew what everyone was saying in the world, and what they were going to say. Annoying curse. Altalin stood up and walked over in the direction of two people hoping one might talk to him if he walked by since he was in curse mode and looked not exactly normal. Altalin lifted his foot, and Alex (his new identity since Altalin sounded unmodern) set it back down. He felt wierd being known as Alex even by the very few who had ever heard his name. Sometimes he wispered in the dark, his real name so he wouldnt forget it. He was starting to see the people in front of him as he closed in on them. Hopefully they would talk to him. Hopefully...

fang felt a strange aura emenating from the stranger. he had never felt one like this before but his lupine instincts told him this person had no evil intentions and was trustworthy. he turned to the person. "if you dont mind me asking, what are you? wait, that didnt come out right. its just, ive never felt an aura like yours before. im curious. i dont really know another way to ask my question either, heh."

fangs hackles rose on the back of his neck but he did his best not to jump. "ive had a lot of experience with creatures of the night such as vampires and myself. im the healers apprentice in my pack, but thats not to say i cant work wonders on my own. ive never felt any creature or otherwise with an aura quite like yours. i just want to know what power you possess or what type of creature of the night you are. and please dont sneak up on me or surprise me like that. i almost froze you solid." he indicated a patch of earth on the ground next to the stranger which was covered in thick ice and spikes. "sorry, im a little jumpy right now. all my powers are unrestrained at the moment."

Fang sensed her uneasiness and reassured her by rubbing her shoulder. it was nice knowing that she could easily forget he was an animal. it was his animal instincts though that told him this person meant no harm. he looked at her for a second only to whisper, "demons could escape hell any minute now because emute learned that chaos came to warn and help us. i figured if i could get somebodys permission to break my seals then i would be ready for anything at any moment. there is a war coming and i want to stay prepared." he continued to wait for this stranger to answer his question.

Sirius dropped Edward, roughly and slamming him into a tombstone and shifted back, ready to block anyway out Edward had planned. “Forget her. If you want to survive that is. Which isn’t likely either way.” He smirked back at him, readily awaiting his move.