<div style="text-align: center">Questor:​</div><br/>Once he was satisfied as to the condition of the slaves he went to the Infirmary to check on the Male Angel. He was awake and his wife and child was sitting on the edge of the bed. The male stared at Dante as he approached. His wife evidently had told him what had happened. He was not on the defensive, or wanting to attack him. "Ah I see you are awake now. You had your family worried." Dante smiled. "It is a good thing your little girl stumbled upon my camp the other night. She is a brave little one." he smiled at the child. She looked at Dante with a smile of her own. "You rest up and eat. Gain your strength back. We will talk before I leave." He looked up at the Doctor tending to other patients.<br/><br/>"He is recovering well, my Lord. He should be right as rain in a couple of days." The Doctor told him from across the room. "Though I recommend no strenuous activity for a few days. No flying and such."<br/><br/>Dante laughed as he saw the little girl go running and hug Laylah's legs. The little girl had taken to her as well. Allisa smiled as she saw her daughter actions. It was good for the little one to know that there were others of their kind sill around. She was sure that Milia would come to love the two brothers as well. Gilbert also smiled. He had been told about Laylah and he had seen the Micah and Karlel. He was thankful to be alive and that his family was alive as well. The war had been brutal and cruel and had forced many from their homes as it had his family. They had survived, and now for the first time he felt a sense of safety for him and his family, even if it was at the hands of a Demon Lord. Five adult angels and a child in one place, was a powerful force to contend with. All five were seasoned warriors of the war. He turned his gaze once more to Dante, wondering what his endgame was. He knew Laylah was his slave, he had been informed of that, but he had armed her and given her the clothes of a warrior. He had put the mine in charge of the brothers, even though they were slaves themselves and given authority over the demon guards. Was the Demon Lord mad? Or could it be that at least one of them did not feel the hate the others did for his kind. Could such a thing be possible. He saw something in Dante's face as the Demon Lord looked at Laylah, and it made him raise a brow.<br/><br/>Allisa shook her head side to side, and sighed. "Of course you can go see them. I think they would enjoy seeing you today as well." She got up and went and picked up her child. "They seemed to have come to like you. Come lets go see if we can find them. Laylah will you show us where the pair can be found?"<br/><br/>Outside by the house the two panthers were playing, chasing each other making growling sounds. "Kitties." Milia called out to them. The stopped, hearing her voice and turned in her direction. Seeing her they came running and slowed down a few feet from her and her mother. Allisa put her down and she ran to the panthers hugging their necks one at a time. In return the two licked her face, causing her to laugh. That made Alissa smile more. "She is happy. She has not been this happy in a long time. Those two...." she nodded to the panthers, "have given her something she has not had in a while, friends. They will protect her as long as they are here. It will be hard for her when they leave with you and Dante." she told Laylah. "But the promise he gave to come visit them will help." She watched her child play with the panthers, running around and Micia laughing. Everyone in the area turned and looked, even the demon guards and they all seemed to smile a bit. A child's presence, laughing and playing seemed to do something to everyone.<br/><br/>"What is Dante doing?" Allisa asked Laylah. "Six of us he has helped, saved, been kind to. I do not understand him, or fathom what possible reason he would do such a thing. What possible reason would he have. Surely not for any kind of monetary gain. His kind seem to be as greedy as the humans when it comes to owning things. What worth are any of us to him. On the contrary, his kind will be angry with him for having us here. Surely they were when he bought you and placed you in his protection. Will they not be even more so when they discover we are here?"