Draco was being gentle with Avorna, she knew that he had hurt many people since thousands of years ago but she didn't hold any ill feelings towards Avorna for what he had done, including his attack on her and her friends. Draco said, "You know, everyone says I'm the mortal form of the Goddess Exphion but... I just find it hard to believe. Even if Ankhseram, the King of Dragons, and Demons call me by her name...I just don't know how to believe it. Even though I know it's true, sometimes I wish it was a lie... I know it sounds silly but I can't help how I feel..." Draco wasn't really wanting a reply, she just wanted to speak and have someone there to listen, even if it was Avorna.<br/><br/>Draco saw some deer grazing a few feet further in the forest. Draco knew that animals usually avoided Demons because they could sense the ill will of the Demons, but these deer didn't seem to feel threatened. Draco said to Avorna quietly, "I know animals run from demons before they can be seen but look at the deer over there. They don't seem scared of you. If animals can overcome their fear of you, why can't people? I truly believe that one day, people, Demons, and all manner of creatures will be able to find a way to understand eachother." Draco watched as the deer came closer towards them and one fawn even sniffed at Avorna before rejoining it's mother and herd.<br/><br/>Draco stayed there with Avorna for about an hour before saying, "I'd better get back to the guild before my friends start looking for me. I don't want them to come and see me with you, they might misunderstand and try to attack you. But I want to see you again, meet me here tomorrow at 9 PM? I want to talk more." Draco smiled and stood up. Draco listened to Avorna's reply before going back to the guild.<br/><br/>Draco entered the guildhall and saw her father sitting in the corner fuming about something. Draco said, "Hey Daddy. What are you so worked up about now?"