Jonas seemed genuinely happy at the knowledge Kol had of the plants and their uses.  He made more than one comment about the possibility of her helping on the medical side of things.  She turned the shock to shyness at the mentionings, but truthfully it was the thought that she could be a healer.  She had been created for one thing and healing was quite the opposite.  It was true, she had a fascination with what the plants could do and many lifetimes to learn about them, but she had only used plants to harm.  Even if she had healed someone, it had been for a purpose leading to a different endgame.  They all died in the end.  It was who she was.  There was no changing that.<br/><br/>It was in the middle of one of the conversations that she felt Remi's power again.  She felt it in her core.  That angelic burst of energy that had her pale blue eyes changing to a burning fire for a moment.  She turned her head away from Jonas and looked toward the opposite side of the tent.  That initial burst sent a chill down her spine, purely angelic power and she had to fight the urge to growl.  It only took a moment for her to regain control over herself.  It had been a long time since an angel was able to pull that type of reaction from her, but she had seen his sword.  She knew that he was no ordinary angel.<br/><br/>Jonas continued speaking and she smiled and nodded at his ramblings as she turned to look back at him, completely human again.  It was the next feeling she got that brought her concern.  It was the same thing she felt in the hospital.  She couldn't place it.  It was....different.  Something was wrong.  Remi had lied to her before he walked off with the human.  She had smelled it.  He wasn't planning on staying and she couldn't let these humans allow him to leave without her knowing.  She had her mission, but she also had her own curiosity about who this angel really was.  She wouldn't let them stand in her way.<br/><br/>"Jonas..?"  The man smiled at her pleasantly.  It was strange that he trusted her so easily simply because she was human.  It was stupid.  She had met plenty of humans that would put most demons to shame.  Sin was in their nature.  "Do you think you could walk me around?  I...I know....that I should probably rest....but....I just would like to now a little bit...about where I am..."  She sounded apologetic but there was an edge of fear.  Let the human think that she<i>needed</i>to get a sense of where she was before she would feel safe.<br/><br/>"Yes, of course....of course...."  He took the bait too easily.  She had expected all of the humans to be like the woman in the hospital, but this one trusted much easier.  Humans were so strange.  He even offered her his elbow for support.  She paused, but finally she forced a smile and wrapped her small arm around the much larger mans arm.  He walked her out of the tent and to her relief, most of the humans only nodded or smiled but they didn't rush over to her or crowd her.  Jonas continued chatting as she remained quiet, her eyes taking in everything that she could see.<br/><br/>She took in a slow deep breath through her nose, trying to locate Remi, but the wind picked up and what wafted through the air was something she hadn't anticipated.  Demons.  There were demons in this camp.  She needed to find them.  She needed to know exactly how they were going to react to her because Remi finding out this soon that she was a demon would ruin everything...