Remiel didn’t completely understand what was happening as he walked up to Reinard and Daniel. The human was signing frantically; and the demon answered out loud. It was obvious that the human didn’t trust either of them and as soon as Audrey spoke up, Daniel had gone to her.<br/><br/><i>A group.  At least twenty.  Demons.</i><br/><br/>“What kind?”  Remiel cut in, grabbed Daniel by the elbow and spun him around to face him.  The human looked confused so he repeated himself. Audrey frowned as she watched the interaction and shot a glare toward the angel with obvious distaste.<br/><br/>“Don’t go around grabbing people like that. Who the hell do you think you are…” She started as she pulled Daniel away from him but the angel held firm, and yanked him back.<br/><br/>The Archangel wasted no time in pressing the palm of his other hand to the human’s forehead.  The recent memories of the forest weren’t the first thing he’d seen, having pushed farther into Daniel’s memory than he had intended.  He navigated quickly through the memories and finally found what he wanted to know. In the process, he’d come to know more than he meant to and healed what he’d found had been done to the human.  It was the least he could do after seeing how the human had become silent.  A few seconds had passed, but to Remiel it had felt like a human lifetime.  When he finally let go of Daniel, the blond human dropped to his knees and gasped for breath.<br/><br/>Audrey, meanwhile, had been pulling on Remiel's arm in an attempt to get him away from Daniel and to stop whatever the bastard was doing to her brother in arms. Her eyes were wide with shock and fury. Then, Daniel fell to the ground and Audrey’s hands pushed against Remiel’s chest hard.<br/><br/>“What the actual fuck?” Her voice rang out in the clearing and her fists were clenched, ready to hit him. Her lips were curled into a disgusted frown and her hands hit his chest again. “Fuck off.” She took a step back and knelt down next to Daniel.<br/><br/>“Are you okay? What did he do to you?” Her hand touched the side of his face and felt for any wound before she studied his face. There was fear and concern in her gaze but behind it all was white hot rage...because if Daniel was harmed in any way, she would kill that son of a bitch.<br/><br/>Daniel drew in a ragged breath, his throat warm, though not overwhelmingly hot.  It felt...almost soothing, but he had no time to dwell on it.  He swatted Audrey’s hand away.<i>Okay,</i><i>I’m okay.</i>He signs, completely confused as to what had happened. When the angel had touched him, warmth had enveloped him like a cocoon and he had felt safe in the face of danger. He had no idea what had happened but it confused the hell out of him.<br/><br/>Remiel is tempted to put the human in her place.  Anger flashed in his eyes as she shoved at his chest.  “We’re going to have a fight on our hands,” he said instead.  “He tells you demons are coming, you let them in your camp, yet you seem to only spend your time judging me.  Perhaps you should listen to what your friend was trying to tell you first instead of throwing a temper tantrum.”<br/><br/>The frustration in Audrey’s eyes didn’t fade when Remiel spoke and she caught the judgemental tone in his voice at how she was running<i>her</i>camp. The angry words were on her lips, ready to throw this pathetic excuse of a man out into the empty wastelands. Instead, she looked once more at Daniel and frowned.<br/><br/>“You said demons...a camp? Do they know where we are?”<br/><br/><i>Heading straight for us.</i><br/><br/>The angel would have rolled his eyes if the expression wasn’t so juvenile for a creature of his status.  “Maybe he should<i>try </i>to tell you that.  By the time he gets out everything that he’s seen in wild gestures, they will be upon us.  Afterall, I did more than just read his mind while I was in there.”<br/><br/>Audrey’s head whipped around to face Remiel, shock and betrayal and anger and fear all wrapped into one expression. Back on her feet, she left Daniel where he was for a moment and stalked over to Remiel. Her teeth dug into her bottom lip before she slapped him. Remiel didn’t flinch, though his head snapped to the side at her blow.  Blue eyes glowed back at her as anger rolled over him and he stepped towards her.<br/><br/>“What the hell did you do-” The sound of a horn cut across the air and stopped Audrey mid-sentence. It was loud, unbearably loud. The sound rang through the forest like a scream and all living things stopped in their tracks.<i>A demon war call.</i><br/><br/>A switch flipped in Audrey and her bow was drawn, an arrow securely placed along it as her gaze darted through the trees around them.<br/><br/>“Everyone, fall back!” She called out and kept an eye out. From the side, she saw Sam and reached out to bring him closer to her. “Stay with me…” With a hard swallow, she looked at the others and shook her head.<br/><br/>“They’re here. We need to warn the camp…” Her brain ran through every possible option before she turned to Daniel. “I need you to go back to camp...help warn everyone so they have a chance to get out.” Her eyes looked over him, concern once again evident before she looked to Reinard.<br/><br/>“Please, go with him. Get to camp. Get everyone out.” She frowned. “Daniel, the tunnels. It’s the only way. Get to the camp and get them to the Eastern Tunnels...We’ll go around the other direction and get those on the Western side….get everyone inside. We’ll meet in the wastelands. It’s time...we need to move.”<br/><br/>Daniel nodded and without waiting for Reinard’s agreement, leapt to his feet. He ran toward the Eastern side of camp,  shaken. With the horn that echoed through the trees, the birds hurried off.  The last time someone had touched him like that, like that angel had, he’d lost his voice.  What had he lost now?<br/><br/>It didn’t go unnoticed to Remiel that as the four of them disappeared, Audrey hadn’t asked him to do anything.  Being treated like a worthless tool didn’t sit well with him but he didn’t get a chance to say anything as a demon leapt out of the woods.<br/><br/>“Finally,” the angel growled, drawing his sword.<i>Something to kill.</i>