<div style="text-align: center"><b><span style="font-size: 26px"><span style="font-family:Fredericka the Great"><i><u><span class="fixed-color" style="color:#00b300">Daniel</span></u></i></span></span></b>​</div><span style="font-family: 'Times New Roman'"><span style="font-size: 15px"><br/>
He was caught off guard when Reinard started signing to him.  It wasn't often someone knew how to communicate to him and Daria and Audrey were really the only ones he knew of who could.  If Reinard stuck around, it would be nice to have someone to talk to instead of just writing or attempting to read lips.  Even after doing that for so many years, sometimes it was hard, especially during a fight.<br/>
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<i>Daria was my sister,</i> he signed, looking at Reinard and assuming he would translate.  <i>She must have meant the camp leader.  </i>Though what Daria was doing in a demon camp was beyond him.  When she had asked him to stay behind this time, he'd questioned it but ultimately accepted that sometimes they couldn't watch each other's back because he was a liability.  Thoughts for another time.<br/>
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It doesn't escape him that Reinard sandwiches Sam between them and Daniel suspects that the guitar case on his back is just that.  Protecting a guitar instead of some special weapon.  It's not his place to watch out for Sam, and normally he'd ignore the both of them but the fact that they know of his sister means he wants them both safe for now.  At least until he can get his own information out of them.  Audrey makes the ultimate decision though and he hopes she's in a good mood.<br/>
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He leads the three of them back down the hall and through the destroyed room he had come through.  Crawling through the hole in the floor first, he keeps guard until the other two have joined him.  From there, it's down a few more flights of stairs or holes in floors until he finds his entrance.  He's quick to peek through the doorway before turning back to the other two.<br/>
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<i>Keep low and stay close.  We need to move quickly.  </i>He focuses on Reinard as he signs, gesturing for them to keep their eyes on him.  It's not that he won't wait for them but they needed to avoid the demons that would be lurking about.  Once he knew they were ready, he took off.  They traveled for a while in silence, not that Daniel was the talking sort, but eventually he would slow down.  The brush was thicker here and he walked along the edge of it until he found a small trail and ducked through it again.  At the end, when the branches opened up he would pause and let the other two take in the sight.  Small tents littered the area, the trees towering over them and keeping it fairly well hidden.  At the very back was a lake, turning black as the sun was setting.<br/>
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He looked around, looking for Audrey.  When he didn't see her, he frowned, looking for someone who would know if she was still out there.  It was getting darker and he wondered if he needed to go back and find her before it got too dark.<br/>
</span></span><br/><div style="text-align: center"><span style="font-family:Sofia"><span style="font-size: 26px"><span class="fixed-color" style="color:#0000ff"><b><i><u>Remiel</u></i></b></span></span></span>​</div><span style="font-family: 'Times New Roman'"><span style="font-size: 15px"><br/>
Remiel panted with exertion as he stared at the black smudge of what was left of the demon.  Once he was certain there were no more, he turned to the two women, hand reaching out to place on a table to he could lean against it for a moment.  His blue eyes locked on to the dagger in Audrey's hand before tilting his head in confusion.  <br/>
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"The only thing that blade will do is hurt my pride and you know it.  Besides, if you wanted to kill me, I'd suggest using something like this," he holds up his own blade before making it disappear once again.  He didn't want to lose it.<br/>
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He glanced at the woman from his vision once again, frowning a bit.  He'd be more than happy to let Kol go back with her and he would find his own way, but her distrust of him was unnerving.  He was the Angel of Hope, or he was at one point.  Had his absence really been that devastating?  Hopefully he could instill some desire to fight back in the humans that were left.  The demons needed to go back to where they belonged.<br/>
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"Your rules are law," he assures her, surprised that her attitude towards him had changed.  Well, that wasn't exactly the case.  She felt indebted to him, he could see that with the anger that still rolled off of her.  She didn't want him to come back to the camp, but he had a feeling Kol wouldn't go without him.  Once he proved to her she was safe there, he could leave and figure out what happened.<br/>
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"Thank you," he says quietly, leaning into Kol a bit when she leans into him.  His muscle sing with soreness and exertion and he needs to rest, but he needs to make sure these two are safe first.</span></span>