As Dex and Lucas left, only Eva and Rose remained. Their first meeting didn’t exactly go well, so Eva was a bit cautious when Rose asked if she was alright. If Eva were to answer would Rose even listen? Eva really couldn’t tell if this was sarcasm or not- but as she looked to Rose’s face, there were signs of genuine concern. Eva felt a bit embarrassed for thinking the worst.<br/><br/>“I’m healed now.” Was what she replied. But Eva wasn’t sure herself if she was okay in general. Plus, she can’t spill all her thoughts and feelings onto one vampire. “It was silly of me to join you all on this endeavor, I wasn’t ready.” She told truthfully. Whatever came into her mind to think that they wouldn’t really be fighting anything... what a fool she’s been. Eva sighed softly and eyed Rose a bit cautiously.<br/><br/>It had to have been apparent that she was much weaker than an angel should be. And for some reason, she had assumed they knew of her recent comings to earth. Honestly, recently falling has turned her world upside down, so to speak. Her thoughts were all over the place and things that seemed to be common sense were now evading her. Would this even be a proper time to explain herself to Rose? Or should she wait until they are all together. As of now, only Dex knows.<br/><br/>Eva took a moment to face Rose, her guise held certainty. “I want to apologize for my lack of... combat skills. I have recently fallen to Earth around a week ago. I have no wings. My strength, and my powers along with it, are weakened.” Eva closed her eyes and exhaled through her nose, letting her words sink in. “I was here to start anew... and got scooped up into this group. I am still finding my way around the place.”  There was a small chuckle as Eva made that bad joke.<br/><br/>Now that she got that off her chest, she felt better. Her mind cleared up a bit and Eva looked to Rose in intrigue. “How was the fight against the witches?” Eva remembered that they had bad blood against Rose, since she drank from them and the victims who were now regaining their youth.