<span style="font-family:Handlee">It was odd to have almost concrete proof that Heaven, Hell, and everything in between was real. Angels, demons, witches probably... That honestly opened up a whole 'nother can of worms, one that Faye definitely was not going to open up right now. Her mind could only take so much knowledge for one night. Once she'd swallowed all of that, then maybe she could ask about the other things. But not right now. She also wanted to know what Heaven and Hell were like, but would he even know about the former? Had he once been an angel? Or was he born a demon? He claimed to be the son of Lucifer, so that meant he had never been human... the thought unnerved her, though she wasn't sure why. He seemed human, maybe that was it.<br/>
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Realizing her thoughts were getting away from her, Faye drew in another breath and tried to clear her mind. He didn't seem to know how to answer her question right away, but she couldn't really blame him. Okay maybe she could. He should know something, at least! Have an idea. He was the son of the devil, after all. Before she could say that, though, he finally brought up a friend. "And we didn't go there to begin with because why?" She asked, resisting the urge to throw up her hands impatiently. "We should have gone straight there, not here, where they can find us!" Her voice ended as a hushed whisper, just in case someone was listening. <br/>
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"Who is this person? And where do they stay?" She asked, crossing her arms over her chest. "We should probably get going. Is it a long trip? Do we need a car? Can't use mine because you know, surrounded by tracker demons and probably not in working order anymore." She scoffed, looking around the abandoned parking garage. It was getting colder, and she shivered slightly. It wasn't freezing, but she surely wanted to get out of the night air. Not to mention she was exhausted, and ready for a bed. Her bed, preferably, though that didn't seem it would be an option. "Well?"</span>