Leon sighed and scratched his head, then stopped to cross his arms.  "You see, that's the problem with hu- er, people," he started, catching himself before he said humans.  "You've talked a great deal, but virtues are meaningless unless you have the resolve to support them.  You cannot stand there and tell me to believe that you have this situation under control when it is obvious your brother is anything but."<br/><br/>A little voice warned him about becoming too involved in this woman's problems.  It reminded him that he did have a mission in this world, and that was to find a person who epitomized his virtue.  It reminded him that if he came in contact with any human, he would be bound to that human just as he had been bound to God.<i>But then again, I always was a rather persistant individual, and I'll rather have my wings torn asunder once more before I leave such a terrified soul alone.</i><br/><br/>"Family should care for one another," he stated, "and not be the source of fear, trouble, or concern.  I've a mind to speak with this brother of yours and see why he fills you with such concern."<br/><br/>--------------<br/><br/>Once again, Morgan her voices.  Letting his curiousity get the better of him, he wandered towards the voices.<i>How many people could be out on this unknowingly auspicious night?</i>he pondered.