As they stepped out onto the streets of the city, Mina was in awe of the many races there were living in harmony among one another. She tried not to stare so much as Terra explained the nature of their territory, earning sideways glares from imps and other demons who found her gawking offensive. She was just amazed by everything, the sights, the smells, how modernized it was despite everyday luxuries like phones and the internet. With magic woven so deeply in the fabric of their reality there was really no need for such things.<br/><br/>From the moment she developed her affinity for magic it was hammered into her that she should not<i>ever</i>allow a mortal to know what she was capable. The witch and warlock communities kept their abilities secret for obvious reasons. History itself was a reminder of what happened when mortals, the average human being, believed that someone was<i>different</i>. The witch trials in Salem were still a painful memory to those old enough to remember them. There were even dire consequences for those who openly flaunted their powers. But here, in the Void territory, there was no such fear and it was all the result of Syn’s rule it seemed.<br/><br/>“Syn is . . .<i>different.</i>I doubt I would have been able to attract another Demon Lord.” Remarkably down to earth, his kindness seemed to extend to everyone in exchange for their loyalty. It was a small price to pay by comparison.<br/><br/>Cynthia handed her a muffin and she gladly accepted. She hadn’t eaten since breakfast, only having a piece of wheat toast with jam since she was on the go. Mina bit into it, immediately feeling to calming effects of the muffin. Though she was quite comfortable among the various beings that surrounded her, she was relaxed while she munched away. It was the reason she wasn’t all too shocked to see the incubus and the succubus entwined on the streets, in full view of the public. Of course this was unusual to Mina, being mostly human and conditioned to be ashamed and discrete with all things sexual. She nearly smacked into a wall as she walked by, her neck turning so far on her shoulders while she watched the pair go at it that she might have broken it if she went any further. Thankfully, Terra pulled out of the way of the building she almost collided with.<br/><br/>“I should probably know this—well, I should probably know a lot of things—but do you succubi mate? I mean, the way humans do . . . Like, find one person and stick with them?” She asked curiously, wondering if monogamy was a purely human construct.