Kol had not seen much of Ramiel.  She wasn’t exactly happy about the fact, but she realized that there wasn’t much she could do about it at the moment.  He was hell bent on her fitting in here and he seemed to have the need to prove to these humans that he wasn’t what they thought of him.  She didn’t understand it, but she couldn’t change it.  She needed to blend in here for now.<br/><br/>She spent a lot of time in the medical tent.  The doctor was quite fond of her and she found that she enjoyed working with the plants.  She had a lot of knowledge about them and shared some remedies that the doctor hadn’t heard of before.  They were old, well before his time, but they were still useful even if the humans had forgotten about them.  Staying here with him, also, kept up her facade of being too afraid of everyone else.  It was working, as others would approach her cautiously.  There was pity in their eyes as they wondered what had been done to her to make her so afraid.<br/><br/>She made her way, slowly, to the area that Audrey had requested them to be at.  She stayed a distance away from the others, waiting for Rami.  SHe could feel him moving closer and something eased inside of her that she hadn’t realized was in need of relaxing.  What she didn’t expect was the shock of power that occurred when he touched her shoulder.  Her only reaction was a slight twitch in her arm.  That was interesting.  Something about his powers had reacted to her own...She hadn’t had that happen in a very long time…<br/><br/>She ignored it, now wasn’t the time to try and figure out exactly what had just happened.  She turned her head up and smiled at the light squeeze.  His words making the smile warmer.  “Yes, Ive been doing okay.  You are looking much better as well...but…”  Her voice lowered to almost a whisper. “...I’ve missed you..”  She realized that she had meant that.  She was a bit shocked by the realization and turned to look at Audrey as she began speaking.<br/><br/>Kol was slightly annoyed that Audrey had decided to take her away from the medical tent and put her with one of the other humans.  She would do her part here, because she had to do so to fit in, but wouldn’t her skills be better used elsewhere rather than gathering food?<br/><br/>She wanted to speak to Rami more, but he took his leave rather quickly.  She stood there, watching him leave and letting the others see her sadness at his departure.<br/><br/>She visibly startled when Ollie spoke to her.  Her ‘attention’ had been on Rami.  She wasn’t done playing the scared, meek human yet.  She wasn’t too upset that it was this particular human.  As far as she had seen, this one did not seem too irritating.  She nodded, taking a step back from the girl.  “Yes, it does appear so.”<br/><br/>She followed Ollie along the way.  She wasn’t terrible at setting the traps, but she did fake a few mistakes to make it seem as though this was all new to her.  She had learned many things in her lifetime.  She was simply a curious creature.  She would do this job, for now, but she would make her way back to the medical tent when she was done.  She had found something she actually enjoyed and she wouldn’t let the stubborn human take that away from her.  It was odd that she truly enjoyed it at much as she did, and she told herself that it was simply the chemistry of it that drew her interest and not anything to do with actually healing any of the humans here.