The night air was chilling against Annie's bare fingers.  She welcomed the feeling of the cool night since the day had been rather hot.  After watching Desmond climb for so many hours, the heat had really started to bother her.  She watched from the rooftops, keeping herself invisible to the mortal world.  She casually hopped from roof to roof as she watched Desmond walk home with that far off look in his eyes again.  Though she was his watcher, she didn't pry into his thoughts.  She could do it if she wanted to, but it always felt rahter wrong to her.  He had a right to his privacy, just like all people did.  She also chose to have a magic barrier placed around his home so she wouldn't have to go inside.  With the barrier, his home was a sanctuary against monsters and none of the creatures were allowed to enter the house unless she permitted it.<br/><br/>She did always wonder what went on in his head though.  She would follow him as he did his usual routines, and he would never see her.  And since she chose to be polite and stay out of his thoughts, she found her job rather boring.  Nothing ever attacked him so she usually just walked around town with Desmond.  She yawned as she kept an eye on him, and noticed that he had paused his walk for a second.  She looked towards the sunset for a second before peering back down at him.<br/><br/>Then a whisper came to her.  One she hadn't heard for a very very long time.  It was a strange feelimg that ran up her spine, signalling that a creature was nearby and on the prowl.  'Shit...' She thought as she hopped off the roof easily and started walking by Desmond, she was still invisible to him.  'He needs to pick up the pace....theirs a level 3 demon coming...'.  The biggest rule for a watcher was to never interfere with the lives of the chosen.  They had to keep their lives utterly normal and never let them know about the monsters that wanted to kill them.  She drew one of her weapons, a long sword that had a blade that shone sky blue.  'We still have another couple of blocks to go...we need to move faster...' She thought.  Revealing herself wasn't forbidden, but it was a last resort.  She could tell the monster was rather large too, something that would definately kill him in an instant if he didn't get running.<br/>She put her sword away, in order to appear normal and took a few steps back before releasing her seal.  She made herself visible to the mortal world and started to walk up to Desmond.  She was wearing a pink tank top with a green hoodie and blue skinny jeans to fit into society.<br/><br/>She walked besides Desmond, "excuse me?  Sir?  I need you to come with me.  Now." she said with a serious look on his face.