<span style="font-family: 'Verdana'">Remi was silent, but it wasn't due to the company necessarily.  Sure he didn't trust Reinard, but it was Sam and Kol that left him adrift and confused.  The small woman was wiping up the cuts and sores along his face and neck and though she'd show some fear towards the demons he'd seen, she seemed to have no issue turning her back to them.  Whether that was because she thought the angel was capable of protecting her or not, he didn't know.   And Sam.  It was obvious to see that Reinard was protecting Sam.  He'd never heard of a demon doing such a thing.<br/>
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It was all so confusing.<br/>
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He'd sat there. elbows resting on his knees, staring at the ground as Kol tended to him.  He felt guilty she was doing so, when he would eventually heal, and far faster than she would.  He just couldn't muster the strength to bother to stop her.  The world had changed drastically since the start of the war.  His expectations and reality were vastly different.  He knew how angels could be, but they should have done something.  Instead... he glanced over at Reinard and Sam through his bangs before dropping his gaze..Demons were now protecting the humans and the angels were no where to be seen.  Humans trusted demons over angels.  His fingers on his left hand clenched in anger but before it could overtake his emotions, Kol was putting a blanket between him and the rest of the world.  <br/>
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It distracted him enough from his thoughts to look up and smile at her gratefully.  The demons had done something to him he wasn't keen on sharing with everyone.  Kol knew, but that hadn't been his decision either.  She'd been a surprise though.  He'd spent a long time in solitude, his only company the demons who came to torture him for information about him or other angels.  He'd never budged.  He might have, but visions of Audrey saving the world had made him refuse to give in.  He couldn't ruin that chance.  And then they sent kol.  The first human he'd had contact with since the war started.  He might have been relieved but he knew Demons had tricks and they were planning something.  Sending a human in to soften him up, maybe?  Get him attached so he'd do anything to protect her.  And he would too, so he had to get out and with her help, he'd managed to.  He'd also taken her with him.  He planned to go back for the others once he could, but now would be suicide.<br/>
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"Thank you," he says quietly and the thin barricade between him and the rest of the world is a blessing.<br/>
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He might not have gone to the party had it not been for Kol.  The humans didn't trust him, he could feel it in their gaze.  He just kind of wanted to hide away, but at the same time, showing himself might earn their trust eventually.  He wanted that.  If they couldn't trust him as an angel, maybe eventually they would come to see him as an ally instead.  Whatever had happened between angels and humans, he needed to find out so he could fix it.  He'd spent quite a few years on Earth before the war had started and while many hadn't known what he was, those that did had trusted him.  Maybe he could do it again.<br/>
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Even with their anger and distrust glaring at him, he tried to ignore though he didn't ignore them.  They would talk to Kol, but unless prompted, he wouldn't say a word.  Like Reinard with Sam, he was Kol's protector and maybe that was the way to show them that they could trust him.<br/>
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Daniel looked on to the fire with a bright grin.  Daria had loved the bonfire and had taken a lot of pride in building the flames as high as she could.  It was bittersweet, but he'd thrown his all into making this one the biggest one yet and standing back, he felt satisfied knowing Daria would have loved it.  <br/>
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He startled a bit at the arm around him, turning quickly until he saw Audrey.  He wasn't a huge fan of people sneaking up on him, but it happened more than he'd like and he'd just had to accept it.  He never hunted alone, that would have been suicide, but many tasks around the camp he was able to do by himself without the help of someone being his ears.<br/>
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He grinned brightly when she greeted him, and even though she hadn't used her hands to speak, he could read her lips.  That was another thing most people didn't realize about him.  He was fairly good at reading lips but when it wasn't important liked to pretend to play dumb just to prank the other person.  The doctor was one of these people.  The man would be talking, trying to explain something to Daniel, his arms flailing around and the deaf man would just look at him in confusion even if he understood what he was saying.  The way the doctor would try to act out his words with his body made Daniel laugh, and Daria and Audrey would often scold him for being mean, though he could always see the amusement in their eyes too.<br/>
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He smiled brightly when Audrey greeted him though, his green eyes locking on to her lips to understand and he enveloped her into a big hug.  She understood his lost and while they hadn't talked about it, he knew that she had lost a lot in her life and her comfort was welcome when others who tried were brushed off.  Of course Daria had been her friend too, and to Daniel, the three of them had been a family.  Now there was one missing and it hurt, but they still had each other and he wasn't going to lose someone else if he could help it.<br/>
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He grabbed Audrey's hand and led her through the crowd of people until they were near the food.  He knew Audrey probably hadn't eaten yet and wanted to make sure she got something.  And from here they could see the newcomers fairly well.<br/>
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