Dimitri snapped the pen in half and threw it in the fire, then closed the book and bound it even tighter, so tight that it would be even difficult for him to open it once more. Sure, he didn't want to forget, but he didn't want to actively remember, either. He grabbed another dose of the memory potion and downed it, then looked over at Hidalgo. He took a slow breath, then let it out. "I want you to go Hidalgo," he said. He'd never said anything to him like this before, and it hurt almost worse than what Kane had done to him. "I need you to go, and be safe, because now that I really am immortal..." He shook his head. "Go. Now." Hidalgo chirped, looking adorable and pathetic...Dimitri's eyes flared red. "GET OUT!" He screamed, throwing shit at him until the dragon disappeared in a puff of air, returning to Kane's room.<br/><br/>Dimitri wept until the potion and his curse both left him dead inside.<br/><br/>~~~<br/><br/>Eden didn't try to touch him, or come closer to him. But he did tilt his head some. "Done enough." He sighed. Kane always had a flare for the dramatics, but if he really didn't want to be here he wouldn't have tried to ease Kane's suffering. He pulled out a chair and sat in it. "I admit, I tried rather hard to separate you from Dimitraeus. I even tried to have him killed. And yet you were quite determined to see my efforts thwarted." He waved a hand through the air. "You are here, though, which denounces a probable fact. You found out about Dimitri, and you think I set him up to it? No, Kane, I didn't. I wouldn't, because there's no deceit involved. You know me better than that."<br/><br/>He smiled a little. "He spoke the complete truth. He was an arch angel. They sent him to purgatory to rot out his days, and I gave him a second chance by living as a demon and casting out his angelic self." He laughed. "I promise you, that demon is more interested in overthrowing the house heads than trying to win back the hearts of those who destroyed him. It was his greatest mistake, really." He yawned, seeming bored, and moved to stand. "Yet you saw something in him before you even knew what he was, and you're so quick to blame me. I should be flattered, but really I'm just disappointed. Yes, I want you as mine. It's easier to control you, but you've proven time and again that you do what you want. It doesn't help that you're immortal." He approached Kane and reached out, then dropped his hand.