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Talos couldn't help but chuckle at the irony of his situation. The years of pulling useless information from souls of liars had given him enough knowledge of earth to at least navigate the city streets. He was surprised though that people weren't running from Bloodshed. "Oh look how creation is flailing without its borders." Turning toward an old condemned warehouse he shrugged. "This is as good a place as any to stay, kinda reminds me of home." the knowledge that this human form would require food and sleep made his flesh crawl. He never ate, he never slept. His entire existence had been set in stone since his creation. He had to stop thinking and go back to instinct. Souls whom had left hell would do anything to find descendants or relatives. That was simply common sense, yet now that there was no way to stop the outflow from hell things seemed pointless. "I could kill all the damned I want and they would simply return here." Stopping to reflect on this statement he grinned maliciously. "I could kill for eternity and nothing can stop me." Taking a seat on a half worn sofa he studied the sheet metal roof determining it would not leek he let his head lay against his chest and closed one eye letting the other remain open casting an icily sad glance straight ahead.

While cleaning up the glass, Dream had a perfect view of the outside world through the 'open' window. A bit into the distance, that same female demoness was apparently causing a slight disturbance, but now she was chatting with... Violet? He sighed. He would not tell anyone, though. They had enough to worry about. But if they were combined, then they were sure to target their little group, but most especially the light forces, namely Holly... That wasn't good. He would have to do all he could to protect them all, but especially her. There was something else going on, though. He couldn't quite tell what, but there was something bothering him in the back of his mind. He shrugged, putting it off for now, and continued picking up the glass.

Violet chuckled, then went into a full blown laugh.
"Yes i know these people all right. Before i knew the demons on earth no longer cared for my death I was part of that group, using them for protection. They're strong, strong enough to cause a serious threat to our mission unless we succeed in stopping them." As she spoke she didn't seem overly scared, but there was a hint of caution there. Violet fed of negative emotion, but the group didn't seem to have any, or if they did it would soon be gone due to anothers comforting. Repressing the thought she added,
"I didn't think they would be so close to tell the truth..." as she spoke she looked to the apartment Aysel was talking about, for a moment she thought she saw a flash of blue.

Kihaku leaned back as well and wiped the tears from her eyes with the back of her hand. Sighing slightly, she snapped the locket closed again and re-clasped it around her neck, where it belonged. She was silent for a few more moments, before pushing aside Holly's suggestion. "I don't think it's possible for me to sleep right now," she said softly, "Not with nightmares." She pushed away from the other girl and stood on trembling limbs. "I-I'll be alright."

Walking over to lean against the counter, she closed her eyes for a few moments and when she opened them back up, all traces of sadness had left her eyes to be replaced with thoughtfullness. "I have to find that Angel. That memory...I don't understand why this all happened." She looked at Holly. "You didn't happen to here the last of what she was saying, did you?"

Holly gave her a concerned glance, but dropped it.

Stading up, Holly rubbed her eyes and yawned slightly as she listened to Kihaku. A ponderous expression crossed her face and she answered sadly, "No, I don't. I'm sorry."

Opening his eyes he stood shaking off the delirium of sleep. "Such a useless condition." He involuntarily started picking up auras in the city, some angelic and some demonic, both things he wanted to avoid. Rivalry usually made younger demons behave stupidly and often ally themselves with the favored and the despised ones. Angels he had a special loathing for. If he met one he would not stop till it was dead. Shuddering he swung Bloodshed over his shoulder and fastened the harness to his chest which was far smaller than it had been. Tightening it he had an interesting thought. Perhaps the demons and angels could sense his presence as well. "Wouldn't that be interesting." He said aloud and cast a look at the warehouse before leaving. "Earth is very different."

Holly gave the girl a warm smile and said, "Anytime. If you ever need to talk about it again, I'll be here to listen to you."