Kol nodded to Sam, but her attention was on Remi.  It was strange that she would feel more comfortable with the angel than with the demons in the camp, but she did.  She felt badly outnumbered here.  She didn't understand the reactions that the humans were having toward the angel and that lack of understanding was making her feel rather protective.  She knew that the humans didn't see her as a threat, and that was their mistake, but the demons knew that she wasn't what she was pretending to be.  They wouldn't be so easily fooled.<br/><br/>She continued to use the wet cloth to gently rub away the dirt and dried blood that was caked along the skin she was able to see on Remi's body.  She hadn't missed the fact that the angel had not seemed to want much of the doctors help.  Perhaps, he was simply tired of being gawked at.  Privacy to clean may be a better alternative.  She didn't share those sentiments, but she did know that it was a common thought among others.  She sat the bowl down beside him, placing the wet cloth back in it, before getting up and walking over to an empty bed.  She pulled the sheet from around the cot and carried it back to the bunk that Remi was on.  Without a word, she began tucking the sheet around the bunk, blocking him from view.<br/><br/>She smiled lightly, "I thought you may want some privacy to clean and change..."  She left him to it, unsure of how comfortable he would be with her helping any further.  She climbed up onto the top of the bunk, making sure to stay close to keep the others away but also in case he did need any help.<br/><br/>-------<br/><br/>Kol walked to the bon fire with Remi.  She kept her hand on his arm and her body close to his.  He was strangely comforting for her and without her realizing it, that was more of the reason for her sticking so close rather than simply keeping up the facade of scared little human.  She couldn't help but to notice the glances in their direction.  Such mixed emotions as they looked from her to Remi.  She wasn't sure how much she liked these humans.  The new demon wasn't getting looks as harsh as Remi.  A few of the people gathered the courage to come and speak to her, but often they would ignore Remi.  She started making it a point to introduce him and explain that he had rescued her from a demon camp at the risk of being captured and not escaping himself.<br/><br/>The hate when people looked at him was palpable.  Perhaps, this was why these humans embraced demons so readily?