Draco shrugged and said, "Well, I do have an art workshop that you are welcome to stay at until you feel safe enough to go on your way, or you can settle down there perminately if you want. It's got a fully stocked kitchen and a lot of places to hide or relax, as well as many things to do." Draco didn't pry into anything that Avorna may have been hiding from her, she wasn't there to interrogate him nor did she want to. When he told her that she was too kind for her own good Draco just smiled at him and said, "I get that a lot." Draco sat down and said, "I am often called foolish as well. Especially when I talk about how I want to create a world where all creatures can live in peace, be they, human, dragon, animal, God, or even demon. A place where demons get to choose what they get to be in their lives just like humans and other creatures do. Demons wouldn't automatically be forced or expected to do bad things just because they are demons, they would get the choice. Everyone thinks it's impossible but I don't think that's true, it'll just be difficult. But since it'll be difficult, I think it will be all the more satisfying when it's finally accomplished." Draco knew her dream probably sounded foolish to the demon, but she truly did believe it was possible for that world to exist.<br/><br/>Kurai entered the guild hall yawning. He had pulled an all nighter working on his manuscript due to an intense stroke of inspiration that he had. Kurai knew that he probably looked like a trainwreck as he walked up to order a cup of coffee, something he only drank when he was completely exausted. Kurai then nodded in thanks as he took his coffee to sit at a table nearby. Kurai downed his coffee in a single gulp before he sighed, he really needed that. Kurai said to himself, "Where did Draco go? That kid gets up to all kinds of trouble." Kurai chuckled before he thought,<span style="font-style: italic">"I need to tell her who I really am soon, and about my past with Exphion before it's too late and she finds out on her own."</span>