I laughed, what else was I going to do. Yah my sister had been the bane of my existence, I had never known my father and my mother was so strict with me I might as well be living in a cage it would be simpler. I wouldn't want my life either. Yet I didn't envy her. At least I understood the rules here, she didn't have even that. I regarded her with a soft expression of sadness and awe.<br/><br/>"I would love to be free of their world. To find a safe place. I couldn't tell you how your magic works. I'm not able to use magic. But I do believe that you should be able to hide us and after all how long could they really search for me before they got bored?" I said trying for a light tone of voice when really I had no idea or really much hope. Maybe it could work. Maybe we could hide from my family and get away. Maybe we could find somewhere they couldn't' reach. The chances are we couldn't. I tried not to let the negativity of my thoughts win out, but it was hard.<br/><br/>I regarded the creature and smiled at it softly. "Envy, that is an interesting name, seems quite fitting," I said. I regarded you next and said softly, "Dime isn't a bad name. They called me Deaman. Think how much fun that would be? Might as well have called me Demon means the same after all."<br/><br/>I could have laughed, my mother had such a bad sense of humor, and yet it seemed her's must have too. I mean really our names were awful, but you couldn't change your name. I had learned that at a young age. You had to accept the twist of fate that named you. Could be worst, I could have been named Darling Cruel. I wanted to laugh, but I was too tired to try.<br/><br/>I nodded, "Pizza sounds heavenly," I replied and nodded again, "Yah come on lets get to your place," I pushed the door open and stepped out of the coffee house to the darkened street beyond heading down the street away from it with three of the strange creatures on me. Envy on my right, another on my left shoulder and yet another on my head. I wondered what these beings were, they were odd and yet cute. I was almost lost in thought as we walked. I reached out and lightly took your hand in mine. Walking hand in hand down the street letting you lead us to your home. I didn't even think about weather or not it would be protected. I was just glad to be out of the coffee shop.