Avery watched over the men carefully. Never was she in tune with men, but she was never in tune with women either. Only the animals that stood next to her understood how she felt. Her eyes traveled over the animals for a moment, her arm looping over one of the cow's necks. It made a sound as it shuffled up against her and all she could do was smile. She liked it when the animals were happy. It meant that she had done her job in the most correct way possible. For a moment, she lifted her head again, having seen Kat standing there with the two men, Lucian and Hadrian. What a wonderful surprise. Her brow lifted as she continued to stay close to the animals, not letting someone she didn’t know get so close.<br/><br/>The animals knew her distress, as well as the man that shook her hand looked at her weirdly. She could already understand that the Priest standing there was wondering what kind of woman she was. His henchman, or friend, she hadn’t a clue continued to look at her as if she was a science project. It was the same look that the Nuns used to give her…She swallowed nervously before Lucian began to excuse himself and Kat away from the tent, leaving her with the friend or henchman or both. She was wondering why the man didn’t follow the leader, but it wasn’t until the question that came across his lips gave her as to a reason why.<br/><br/>It echoed in her head. She had run far and wide to keep herself from people that might know her face. It was constantly spoken in the back of her mind by a voice that was terribly used to her way of life. It’s deep tenor would rack through her body whenever it spoke. She took in a deep breath and glanced back at the goats that were beginning to lay down for their sleeping time.<span style="color: #00BFFF">“I haven’t met you or seen  you before. I think you might have confused me with someone else.”</span>She said, glancing toward the chickens that actually began to play nice with the goats. Oh, the animals here were weird.<br/><br/>She ran her fingers through her hair, turning her head away as she examined more of the cows, not looking toward the man anymore. For a moment, she could feel the darkness overwhelming her and she soon found herself in the dark. Yet there was plenty of light around her…<br/><br/>Her eyes had flashed black, but the demon inside continued to act like normal Avery.<span style="color: #BF0040">“Where is it that you have seen my face?”</span>It asked, the voice the same as Avery’s. Avery watched from inside and she could feel herself all alone again. She didn’t like this feeling, completely blacked out, but all she could do was watch from inside of her head like paralysis. Her body was moving, but she wasn’t controlling it. She couldn’t speak to anyone though…The demon would know and would kill anyone who tried to understand the mine of the woman…