Devlin was almost certain that the human he had saved would disregard his message, so when he saw her approach the specific tombstone he had shown on the paper from his hiding spot, he was pleasantly surprised. Hearing her mutter to herself, he stepped out into the open. “And here I thought you wouldn't show!” He said as he revealed himself. Seeing that she had her guard up, he activated one of his powers. The best it could be described as was a sort of awareness of objects and people that he couldn't directly see. “Still got that glorified butter knife I see. Relax. I just want to talk. Honestly I am glad you came alone. A whole group of people with guns would have been ridiculously easy prey for the demons around here. I happen to know quite a bit of info on patrols and when and where things go down. Add to that my extensive combat training, and my special optical abilities and I can guarantee this ends one of two ways. One being we both leave the graveyard, the other less pleasant and very messy with one of us dying, I’ll let you decide which one that is. Look I'll be frank, I want to end this hell, but without any allies, what's one demon going to prove by getting killed for no apparent reason?” He crossed his arms. Here came the hard part. He had to convince her he was truthful without freaking her out enough to make her attack him. “I am going to leave now. Before I do, here is a device rigged to my DNA that will teleport me to your location. Use it when you get to the other people in your group of rebels. Or better yet wait until you convince them to not kill me. I wouldn't want to wipe them out because they misunderstood my intentions, now would I?”<br/><br/>He handed her a small device with a single button on it. “Your call.” He said simply as he walked away and once out of sight teleported to the “security” of his small office in which the screens for the prison were located. “And now I play the waiting game.” he muttered to himself. Picking up a chessboard, he twirled a knight around in his palm “Let’s hope she lives long enough to kill my boss...”