When Edward began to speak to her, he spoke in the language she really didn't understand all that much, but then it seemed he realized this and caught himself, changing so she could understand what he was saying. A little smile formed on her lips at his words, finding comfort in what he told her. It seemed he more than understood her predicament, and from how he acted, it seemed that he wasn't all that fazed by it. And lastly, what made her smile the most, was when he told her that she was not alone. That she had him. That made her feel really good, and she fought the urge to throw herself at him and hug him really tightly. Instead she just blushed deeply, and grinned like a fool.<br/><br/>He then answered her question of if he had found a room, and he said he had, the room right across from hers. Watching him set the book down, she was a bit saddened when he got up to leave, but knew that it was getting late. "Alright, good night!" She knew that he was taking the special classes for Exorcists, but she wondered how he would react when finding out her own specialty in the field. She had a rough guess of what his were, since he was carrying a scythe. She calls after him before he leaves. "Hey, and don't tell anyone I'm here, okay?"<br/><br/>The door closes, and she was alone once more. Sitting straight up on her bed, she sighs softly, glancing out the window, and for a split second she knew she'd seen the familiar face of Mephisto, no doubt watching what had been going on. He kept a close eye on her, more so that with Rin Okumura, considering what he was and everything. As much as she didn't want to admit it, she knew that Mephisto had every right to be suspicious of her, since her kind was much more dangerous even than the average demon. Plopping on to her back, she stares up at the ceiling, muttering something, so that the light flickered out, and she rolls on to her side, pulling the blankets up over her head, and quickly falling asleep, wondering what the next day was going to be like.<br/><br/>Everything was going to get out of hand, and even before she'd met Ed, she had a feeling that her entire world was about to be turned upside down and inside out. She knew she had to start being more careful than ever before, watching her back as well as where she stepped. Things were especially dangerous for her, extremely so. The night does not last long, and soon the sky was slowly being lightened by the sun that was inching up over the horizon, dawning in a new day, and a new beginning.