This was just too perfect, he said to himself. She had accepted his offer to walk her home almost too quickly and without any trouble at all. It made him wonder if she was too trusting. He has seen this often enough and it was one of his favorites because it didnâ€™t require him to create a plan C. It was so much easier when they cooperated willingly and he didnâ€™t have to force them. She was definitely perfect; he was amazed at how well he was becoming at choosing the right victims. She would definitely satisfy him tonight. However, there was still the curiosity of whether or not she was important. She said she had a landlord, he wondered if this person thought of the girl to be important or just someone who paid them money every month.<br/><br/>His landlord was that way, and in his opinion landlords were just dicks in general, always getting in his business. Oh how he hated his landlord. Of course his landlord was also so stupid, so ignorantâ€¦ Deziel loves having fun with him.<br/><br/>Watching in the direction she had pointed, Deziel gave a nod and started walking. â€œWeâ€™ll just have to take it easy then.â€ He looked down at her ankle, noting that it would be a perfect addition for tonight, something that he could perhaps use to break her easier. â€œIâ€™m no doctor, but I think we can both agree that ankle of yours wonâ€™t get better if we rush. By the way my name is Kane,â€ He added, sticking to his word that he would go a bit slower. Butâ€¦ he didnâ€™t stay along the path she pointed out. In fact he was starting to stray further from it each step they took, all the while keeping her in his grasp with an almost unnatural strength.<br/><br/>Looking at her, he smiled a bit, â€œHow about we take a detour?â€ He said, looking to see how many people were around them now. There were only a few hobos and drunks lurking about â€“nobody would believe them if they told anyone what they had witnessed. Suddenly two bat-like wings sprouted from his back and he took flight. Deziel kept her closer to him, keeping his hand over her mouth so nobody would hear her scream. He wasnâ€™t in full transformation, however, so he still looked very human like. Sort of like an evil angel or something along those lines. Who knows, maybe he was an angel in his own right.<br/><br/>But he obviously was not good, so he was definitely no angel. He was a monster and he knew it quite well. A monster with a curse. Or was he really? Honestly Deziel could care less what he was as long as he could make a living and be satisfied.