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Once beckoned, the door would open but depending on where Chel was looking he might or might not see the fairy walking into the room. Astra soon made herself know though, by jumping onto the seat in front of the table and sitting down with a big smile on her face, her wings folded behind her back so she could sit comfortably.

"Hello!" She chirped brightly, ecstatic at the opportunity to be interviewed by a local newspaper. She took a moment to adjust her hat and skirt, making sure she was looking her best for the occasion. "You wanted to talk to me about some things?" Feelers swirling about with anticipation she waited for the demon to respond.

"Of course!" Astra straitened herself up more. "I'm happy to answer anything!" Although she did not miss the words 'potentially sensitive'. She wasn't sure as to what kind of questions would be classed as such, but it did make her a little bit anxious.

None the less she pushed those feelings away and focused on a very easy question instead. "Ah! My name is Astra! I can't give you my full name though, because demons aren't supposed to do that"

...Not that she knew if she even had a full name like that, but that wasn't the point

Thankfully Astra didn't know (or care), about the exact species of demon the interviewer was, and was more focused on what she was being asked. "Who am I?" she repeated the question as she mulled it over. "Hmm...." Who was she exactly.

"Well I am a fairy demon to be exact. Although I used to be a fairy reaper. It was kind of confusing for a while as I had been raised as a reaper for my hole life, I was given a magical staff as a scareling and everything! But as I grew up my demon fear began to conflict with my staff's fear, because they were two different things. So I had to choose between being a reaper or a demon. But I liked my wings, so I just became a regular old demon. I do sometimes miss my staff though." Because casting spells with a weapon was fun.

She then realized she been talking to much about the one subject. "Oh! Well I also used to go to this school. I graduated a while back." She did feel a sense of nostalgia as she sat inside the school building.

"Oh, you went to another school? Which one was it?" Astra appeared really curious about this, but soon focused on her next question.

"At the moment I'm trying to set up a shop in halloween town. I'm still looking for a place there, and I need to think about all the things I'll sell. Potions, charms, ingredients, dried bugs, that sort of stuff." She nodded to herself as she thought out loud. "I don't know how well maggot powder would sell...But centipede on a stick might go well! What do you think?" It wouldn't hurt to ask someone else opinion, especially someone from a newspaper!

"Wow..." Astra's eyes went wide with awe. "You went to hogwarts?"

She then became quiet as she was asked to stay calm. Why kind of question was she going to be -

"HUNTERS?!"

The fae jumped up from her seat, wings buzzing to keep her floating in the air as she looked around the room. "WHERE? HOW?" Were they attacking them now?! omgthehutnerswereccomingtheyneededtodosomething!

She then landed on the desk, her expression mixed with fear and anger. "HUNTERS ARE EVIL!" She shouted. "They're horrible creeple! They take everyone away and seal them in big cylinders and then they turn them all into weapons!"

Astra's anger quickly faded at what she had said, her eyes wide with fear as she jumped behind the desk, cowered and pulled the hat over her head. If Chel listened she might of heard some sobbing.

"T-they...really mean..."

A few moments passed with no answer, before two feelers peeped up from behind the desk, and then Astra hopped onto the chair once more.

"S-sorry sir.." She sniffed, whipping her eyes. "I got...'sniff' carried away. I have some...b-bad experiences with h...them." She looked at him, eyes filled with tears that she was trying to suppress. "My friends and I...did a strange test...and somehow we ended up in the hunter place. Then I was locked up in a cylinder and..."

She closed her eyes, the tears finally falling. "It was horrible....I've never felt so much pain, it was like my core was being torn apart..."

Pulling a handkerchief from a pocket, Astra blew her nose and then tucked it away again. "O..okay then..." She had stopped crying now, appearing a little more relaxed now that the interviewer had said they could move onto something else. She didn't have much else to say on the matter anyway, besides how painful it was.

"What else did you want to know?" She asked.