Iris shook her head, fighting was not an option. The gates were armored with metal and stone that severely contrasted to the elegant ivory structures that humanity believed it. There was no sneaking in, not that she would want to. His words sunk deep, stabbing her emotionally while her eyes willed out lone tears. She wanted to ask him to stop, to beg for the questions to end to give her peace if only for that moment.<br/><br/>A gasp escaped once he lifted her, holding her head up in a way that it wasn't meant for. Soon a yelp sounded to the ripping of hair as he grabbed it, and her vision spun to the unexpected toss. Plates shattered underneath her form while the glass of water skittered off the table, leaving the woman in a dazed state at what had happened. "No.." Her answer was soft once asked of him being punished, no one would care. The life she had no longer was protected or watched over by heavenly eyes. Isis remained motionlessness, chest heavy as she looked up at him.<br/><br/>With how she was staring, she hadn't noticed the knife being lifted while her gaze was transfixed. The pain hadn't even registered until realization of what had happened took over and seared through her hand and arm. Eyes remaining cast up to the man that had claimed her heart, she released a short scream that quickly rose when she instinctively attempt to pull her hand away. But it was stuck, staked to the table as the blade sliced perfectly between tendons. It was only seconds until she attempted to escape, fighting to free the knife from her flesh while her hips bucked underneath his. But she was weaker this time, his strength had already won the last time.<br/><br/>"I betrayed them.." The fallen angel cried, head turning to watch blood pool from her wound. She winced to the sight of her fingers twitching on their own accord, ruined by the simple stab, "I took pity on a demon, and they removed me from Heaven.. Roan, please.." Voice growing to a whimper, she stared up at him, "No more, please.. I still feel the agony, please don't do any more.."