Samael had purposely gotten Touya's name wrong, as that sort of mistake seemed to make him more believable and passable as a human. Not that he liked to do things like this, it was to keep his image up, to make sure none found out who he truly was. He had a lot at stake, and a lot to lose if the wrong information got to the wrong people. He'd lost plenty before, over and over, and now, in this era where he was finally comfortable, he was not about to go through that again. So, he would work hard at being human, to fool the real ones. And those idiots who did know, well, he had ways to deal with them.<br/><br/>It didn't take him very long to arrive at his mansion, unlocking the front door and going inside, clicking the lock shut once more when he closed the door. Everything was still in order, as he stepped forward, taking his shoes off and tossing his jacket and the grocery bag to the side. Midair both were caught by Gin, who then takes the jacket and hangs it up properly. Kin was waiting to the other side, bowing low in greeting. "Welcome back Master. Would you like something to drink or eat now that you are back?" Kin does not rise until Samael answers. "Tea. That's all." He plops down on the grand couch, covering his face with his forearm. "Right away sir." Kin hustles away to the kitchen after taking the bag of groceries from Gin to get what Samael had asked for, while Gin remains in the living room with him.<br/><br/>"I hate grocery shopping." Samael mutters, gritting his teeth. Did women have nothing better to do than stare? It was like they'd never seen a man do his own damned shopping. However, his irritation was not great enough for another outburst, and for that Gin was grateful. He was here to do what he could to take care of the house and his master, but that was not to say he was a little weary and a bit tired of Samael's 'tantrums'. Sometimes they were over the pettiest and most minuscule reasons, and he, Gin, and his brother Kin, were always stuck with clean up duty.<br/><br/>Gin nods, and stands behind the couch, glancing down at Samael. "Have you considered going to home and retrieving another kin into your employ? We could do with some help around the house, and you would be able to give them the duty of going shopping so as to not have to deal with impertinent humans." Samael moves his arm, and opens his eyes, looking over at Gin. For a moment he was quiet, before letting out a sigh. "You're right...I might as well..." He sits up, rubbing his palm against his forehead, and without even having to look reaches out taking the cup of tea from the tray as Kin appears with it. Taking a sip, he ponders on who he would choose. So many had begged to be chosen by him, his status was not to be laughed at, it was high up, and the face he lived in the human world with another enviable position...<br/><br/>"Do you feel the same way?" He asks Kin. "Gin has stated you two need help with the house work. What do you say?" Glancing to the side, he waits for Kin to say something. Kin looks over at his brother, who shrugs a little, before turning his eyes to his master. "I agree with my brother. It would be a great help if we had more hands." Samael nods, rubbing at his chin with his fingers. "How many do you think?" He glances from one twin to the other, either on his right and left. "Two would be a good number." Gin says, and Kin nods in agreement. "Alright then...two it is."<br/><br/>Getting up from the couch, he hands Kin his empty tea cup, and walks over to the staircase. On the bottom step he glances back at the twins, who were watching him. "I'll be back in a bit. Take care of the house while I'm gone." With that he heads up the stairs after the confirming words and bows of the twins, moving and speaking in unison, saying they would do as he commanded. Going to a certain room, he opens the door to a large space, the ceiling set high. It was a circular room, and the walls were covered in shelves, books reaching up to the high ceiling, seemingly endless as one could not see the top. There were no steps to use to get to the higher books. In the center was a round table, a half moon section cut out, and position in that was a large ornate mirror, with archaic symbols engraved onto it. On the table itself were piles of paper, unique items and quill pens with jars of red ink.<br/><br/>Muttering a few words after stepping in front of the mirror, he steps right into it, disappearing from the room and reappearing within his old home, that of the land of the UnderWorld, hell itself. Linked to his human room, or rather the Arcane Room, was a mirror on this side, which was in a room similar to the other, with books and items on a desk. Leaving this room behind, he begins to walk through the halls of the even bigger mansion, reaching a certain room and opening the door. Inside was a female demon with dark hair, golden brown eyes, tanned skin, pointed ears and a shapely body. She wore a black outfit that hugged her figure, but Samael was not enticed. Her horns were like a rams, large and curled tightly, and she had jewels embedded in them.<br/><br/>"Hidari. Where is Migi?" Samael asks, crossing his arms over his chest. "He is coming back soon." Hidari responds, giving him a blank look, but standing up. "I take it we are to come with you?" She looks to him, blinking slowly. "As soon as Migi gets back, then yes." Right when he says that, the door opens and a male walks in. Like Hidari, he had black hair, but his was longer. With tanned skin and the same golden brown eyes, they looked the same, excpet the fact they were of the opposite sex. Also, Migi's horns were curved outward, instead of curling. He too wore a skin hugging outfit, but it was only the top, which was sleeveless. His pants were loose and slightly baggy. "Ah, Migi. Good to see you. Let's go." Samael doesn't wait for an answer and leaves the room, the two looking at each other before following him.<br/><br/>Coming back the way he'd arrived, he was soon to be once more back in his human home, with Hidari and Migi following behind. "You are to work for me now. Gin and Kin will show you the ropes. I suggest you work your hardest while here. I have a rank to uphold, and you two are some of the elite. Prove it." They step out of the circular room, and head to the twins, so that they could be shown what to do. Samael, on the other hand, goes to his bedroom, laying down on the bed and sighs. "Finally...I hate going there..." He mutters, closing his eyes.<br/><br/>m<a class="postlink" href="http://pm1.narvii.com/5710/5641a01ff358cb6141de4b836025177925ba9aec_hq.jpg">http://pm1.narvii.com/5710/5641a01ff358 ... aec_hq.jpg</a>m<br/>(Hidari is actually older than Migi.)