Kane didn’t know what he had been focused on the last few weeks, that seemed like ages ago now as he seemed to shift uncomfortably at the assertion about his intents. “I... I’m sorry I didn’t expect you to be able to... return any feelings so at the time it didn’t matter.” It sounded like a lame excuse but it was the truth. Kane had simply relaxed and enjoyed himself, and yes sometimes Dimitri hurling insults at him got tiring but he hadn’t even hoped for anything different. The excuse of, ‘I didn’t mean to break your heart because I didn’t even know you had one’ just sounded terrible as he mulled it over in his mind shifting about as he glanced away from the demon. He knew he couldn’t hide forever when Dimitri started demanding information and he glanced to the side once more trying to figure out exactly what he wanted to say.<br/><br/>“I don’t... I don’t mess with angels. It’s not a thing I do.” But he wasn’t even sure Dimitri caught those words as he stormed off from his sight leaving Kane there was a bit awkwardly as if he had sworn at him or something. There was a impulse to follow but Kane held back because... because he was still scared and even he knew that as he stilled as Dimitri vanished out of sight glancing around anxiously to the rest of the party he managed a smile as if to say ‘nothing to see here’. He had been willing to at least offer friendship to the 7th house leader but it seemed that wasn’t going to happen but Kane felt like he had tried, he really had and if Lucifer was going to hold that against him well... there was nothing he could do but accept the punishment that came with it. Syndar approached looking mildly concerned, “What was all that about?” He murmured to his heir as Kane put a comforting hand on him, “Nothing to be worried about. I... I don’t quite know what’s happening myself but I’m sure it will figure itself out in time.” At least that’s the lie that Kane chose to believe in that moment.