They thought he was an alien? Daegan had to smile at that, and Raphael snickered, which sounded like hissing until he coughed up a hairball. He shook his head. "I am no alien, though I might as well be considering my affinity for the mystic arts. I appreciate you allowing me to stay with you. I can definitely make it worth your while."<br/><br/>He held up a hand and muttered more Archaic at which point a solid gold flower appeared in his hand, which he passed to Haley. "A gift from the era of King Midas himself," He proclaimed, as his cat jumped into the car. "But you had it right when you asked what century I was from... I'd say... somewhere a good millennium ago." As he ducked into the car's backseat, he thought, ~Don't get attached... They know too little to pose a threat. Still. Better safe than sorry I suppose.~<br/><br/>"How would one best fit in in this era so as to not arouse suspicion?" He asked bluntly. He knew he could just read someone's mind to figure it out, but that seemed against the etiquette of the commoners of his time, and he was willing to bet that particular aspect remained in this century. That was when he noticed the place they were driving through was one of education purposes. "Hmmm..." He stroked his cat while thinking about what that could mean for him.<br/><br/>~Master! I am so sick of hiding! please let me come out!~<br/><br/>Daegan heard his familiar's mental request but ignored the plea until they were safely inside the girl's abode. "Alright, Raph, you may reveal yourself." He said smirking at the familiar blue puff of smoke as Raphael went from cat to Nekojin form. His black and orange cat ears and tail remained, but the rest of him now looked like a young man wearing a dusty brown and blue coat with an old crest from the days of King Arthur.<br/><br/>"Got any fish?" He asked as he wiggled his ears. Daegan sighed, "I will never understand your infatuation with fish." He muttered. Turning to look around, the first thing he noticed was the TV. The second was the fridge, neither of which he knew what their purpose was.