Xerxes paused, then made an attempt to replicate the man's intimidating grin on his own face. Alexander could have made the devil jealous with a look like that! "Yes, his friend. Such a lovely young girl too. Well, if you are certain you haven't seen her around, then we won't keep you."<br/><br/>Aris continued to peek out the window, praying that the limo would pull away and she could be left alone. Xerxes took another quick scan of the area, just to be sure, when he caught the glance of the young angel in the window. In the blink of his eye, she was gone. He gave a small smile, then rolled up with window without another word, and they drove away. Nathaniel arched a quizzical brow at his uncle; he was never the one to back down first. Xerxes answered his questioning gaze "I found what I was looking for, and you are going to get her for me." The younger man shook his head, "Why not get one of your underlings to get her for you. I'm NOT your slave." His uncle turned and gave him an eerie smile, not quite like the priest's, but creepy in its own way. "Because if you don't, you'll be training recruits for the next year." Nathaniel released a sigh, "Fine..." The limo stopped a few blocks away, and he got out.<br/><br/>"This is a load of bull..."<br/><br/>-----------------------------<br/><br/>Aris held her head in her hands, looking worried. Her thoughts raced as if they were in the Indianapolis 300. "I... have to go." she said quickly, pushing past both of them and hurrying down the steps. She couldn't tell them what she had just realized; that there were other demons in the city. How could she put them in more danger than they already were in?