<div style="text-align: center"><span style="font-size: 26px"><span class="fixed-color" style="color:rgb(46, 139, 87)"><b><u>Daniel</u></b></span></span>​</div><br/>The exasperated look on Audrey's face did nothing to deter him and his stubbornness ended up winning this time.  He hid a smirk behind his own small plate as he followed their leader to a seat.  Even Daniel had his moments where he made sure others got there's before he took his own, but if he was bad about it, Audrey was a lot worse.  If someone didn't make her eat, she'd probably starve herself to death.<br/><br/>Audrey was about the only one he could completely drop his guard around.  It was hard enough not being deaf in a world like this where the dark would eat you alive, but he had managed to survive this long and he'd be damned if something got him now.  He was able to lower his guard here though and he felt the stress leave his shoulders as he sat around the fire.  The brunette beside him never dropped her guard though he wished she would relax a little.<br/><br/>Daniel looked up in confusion when Sam sat next to him.  Sure he had brought them here, and he might have been one of the first friendly faces he had seen in a while, but it wasn't like Daniel could give a lot to the conversation.  His confusion only grew when he read Sam's lips.  See his hand?  Why would he want to see his hand?  The deaf man's first instinct was to hold his hand up to his own face and look at it as if something was wrong with it.  Once he's made his own assessment, he holds it up for Sam to make an assessment too.  Maybe he missed something.<br/><br/><div style="text-align: center"><span class="fixed-color" style="color:rgb(44, 130, 201)"><b><u><span style="font-size: 26px">Remiel</span></u></b></span>​</div><br/>He could feel the eyes watching him, eyes that weren't kind but they were far better than the demonic eyes he'd been seeing for nearly a century.   He let Kol lead, attempting to fade into the background for now.  It was impossible to hide though.  As far as he could tell, and it wasn't something he doubted, he was the only angel in the camp and he shouldn't have been here.  They definitely didn't want him here and he was under no impression that Kol wasn't the reason he was allowed to stay.<br/><br/>He let her lead, let her meet the people.  He wasn't going to tell her this, but once she was comfortable here, he was leaving.  It wasn't because he didn't want to be here, but he needed to figure out a few things before he returned.  He needed to get a few of his things if he was ever going to be able to actually help these people.  He spoke up when he was addressed, but it wasn't much and he was content to walk in silence.  Once Kol started pulling them towards the table.  He didn't need to eat, had no intentions of doing so.  He'd had food before, but he didn't need it to survive.<br/><br/>Before he got the chance to even tell Kol as much though, someone appeared in front of him.  Logically, he knew they were mostly safe here.  They weren't going to be attacked no matter how much the humans hated them, but having a demon pop up in your face after spending years under their torturing hands tended to leave scars that couldn't be seen.<br/><br/>He reacted before he could process what was happening.  Kol had jumped as well and moved behind him and he just<i>reacted.  </i>His left hand darted out, snatching Ren by the collar of his shirt even as his right hand drew back.  He managed to catch himself before he swung though he didn't let go of Ren's collar.  It was a bit of a stand off from there, Ren smiling creepily and continuing to talk even as Remi tried to calm himself down.  He had to get used to the fact that the demons were welcome here and he was not.  Any action against them would get him kicked out and though he wasn't worried about his own welfare, Kol would no doubt follow as she hadn't planted roots here yet.<br/><br/>"I'm sorry," he said through gritted teeth even as he slowly let go and relaxed.  "I wasn't expecting anyone to do that."  Anyone, not a demon, and he hoped they understood that he had just been startled by the man though it did have everything to do with the fact that he was a demon.  "We're a lot better off thanks to you and your group," he manages to say though he is sincere.  He doesn't like playing nice with a demon, it goes against everything he was ever taught, but he knows that here the demons have helped this group.  Until he figures out why or what in the hell is going on, he needs to be nice as well.