Dimitreaus dozed on and off until Kane came back to the room. His once ice blue eyes, now amethyst, watched him enter, but he didn't say anything until Kane picked up the drawing. He frowned, and his heart clenched. He didn't like to see Kane cry. That was all the reason why Dimitreaus couldn't tell the full truth, and had intended to leave before this, but he was having a damned hard time of it. His eyes closed and he leaned his head back against the wall. "I ran into your son," he said slowly. "And I already knew Iris. It makes perfect sense now, why you freaked the fuck out once you found out. But I can't help but wonder if you knew." He sat up, and his head bowed low. "But why would she tell you anything when I was banished from Heaven." He shook his head. "Well, like I said to Ryan, fate's a sadistic cunt."<br/><br/>Finely he tried to stand, but he stumbled a bit. "God...damn I can't even leave gracefully." Grabbing the door, he went to open it. He refused to look at Kane. He'd have to use the side tunnels to get back to his room, but he didn't want to be here anymore. Given how hungry and weak he was, it would be easy for him to be subdued. Pathetic really. And Eden and Lucifer had probably known all this time. Oh the irony. But it wasn't out of a lack of trying, and he wasn't sure he could stand being around him any longer. Knowing what he knew, and how much his heart hurt. He clenched his jaw. One foot in front of the other, and eventually he could go back to being numb and dead inside.