To Lamia the day was just beginning, Rakshasa's usually slept in the morning and were more active at night. But she didn't argue and just followed Raphael, Lamia hoped she could make some human friends, like the other children she saw playing in the village. Lamia wondered what pretending to be a human child would be like, she hoped it was something she could get used to and enjoy. And she too hoped she could keep her animal friends, they meant a lot to her. She then looked up at him and smiled. "Thank you Raphael, you're the nicest human I've ever met."<br/><br/>She was still wary about humans, but she knew there were exceptions to the normal bad in a species. Her father was the exception with the Rakshasas, he was the one who introduced her to animals and the forest, he was only a part of her life for a very short time. They were both in bear forms walking the forest when hunters attacked for their pelts, his father made her run back to the cave while he fought them, and lost. They would have gotten a big surprise when her father reverted to his normal form upon death, would have paraded his body through the village as heroes as his daughter kept waiting for him to return. She couldn't trust humans, she saw them as killers, Rakasha weren't great either, but they didn't kill her father. Lamia frowned from the memory, she wondered if she was betraying her father by going to live with the enemy. She didn't really have a choice though, and her father would understand that and want her safe. How safer could she be than being seen as one of them and not an enemy?