<div style="text-align: center"><span style="font-family:Amaranth"><span style="font-size: 26px"><span class="fixed-color" style="color:#0080ff"><b><u>Remiel</u></b></span></span></span>​</div>Demons.  There were demons in this camp and...<br/><br/>He looked over his shoulder at the camp leader in surprise and confusion.  She hadn’t batted an eye that there was a demon less than ten feet from her.  In fact, she hadn’t displayed the disgust with him that she had upon immediately seeing Remiel.  She was more comfortable around demons than angels and judging by the look on the other two human’s faces, they felt the same.<br/><br/><i>I have no intention of fighting you unless you decide to start something.</i><br/><br/>Was this some sort of joke?	A demon not wanting to fight?  He had to be lying, and yet when Remiel looked into his eyes, he saw no signs of deceit.  It was as if the demon was telling the truth.  Impossible.  The abominations were nothing but lies.<br/><br/>Remiel looked down, shutting his eyes.  He could feel more demons in the camp, and judging by the lack of fear or wariness, this was normal.  He sighed and opened his eyes, looking up at the group.  He had intended to leave, but he didn’t trust the demons here and if Audrey truly was the woman in his vision, he needed to stay to protect her.  He’d also made an oath, one he couldn’t and didn’t want to break.<br/><br/>He stood up slowly, pushing against his sword to make it back to a standing position.  He really was quite pathetic and if the demon wanted to, could easily kill him, but had yet to make a move to do so.  Left on his own, he’d eventually heal in a few days.  The demons had had a long time to render him this useless and he knew it’d take a bit to get back to his full strength.  He’d go see the doctor and maybe it would speed things along so he would be able to protect her.<br/><br/><div style="text-align: center"><span style="font-family:Amaranth"><span style="font-size: 26px"><span class="fixed-color" style="color:#00b300"><b><u>Daniel</u></b></span></span></span>​</div><br/>The entire display set Daniel on edge though the Angel didn’t put up much of a fight.  Couldn’t was the proper word.  Daniel had never seen an angel before, but from the stories he’d heard, they weren’t supposed to be like this.  Powerful, glorious, divine were common, as well as calling them betrayers, myths and abandoners.   He’d never met anyone who would have been ecstatic to meet one, that’s for sure.<br/><br/>He shook his head and looked back up at Audrey, offering a small smile.  He wondered what had happened to have her trust this creature for even a moment.  It wasn’t his place to disagree and if Audrey thought the angel was worth something, then he must be.  He just wasn’t worth anything right now.<br/><br/>Daniel reached out to help the angel over to the doctor, but the man quietly brushed him off.  Still, the brunette signaled to another member of the camp to go with the angel.  Audrey may have trusted the blond enough to let him in the camp, but he knew her well enough that they didn’t want to leave the angel alone.  Luckily, their new feathered friend took the escort with grace and dignity.<br/><br/>Turning his green eyes back on Audrey, he flashed her a brief smile before moving his hands.<br/><br/><i>I found these two in the hospital.  Daria told them how to find me.  The demon speaks my language but they seem harmless enough.</i><br/><br/>If Daria had vetted for these two, that was enough for Daniel but he still let Audrey know that the demon could speak sign language so she didn’t say anything too incriminating.<br/><br/><i>I see your trip was interesting as well.  An angel?  I thought they were all gone.</i>