Eponine huffed, breathing slowly in and out of her nose, making her nostrils flare of the strange emotions she was suppressing in her being.<br/><br/>''Who says I should believe a monster like you?'' she muttered softly underneath her breath, hoping he would not hear it. Unbeknownst of the excellent hearing the creature had, sitting a few feet away from her.<br/><br/>''Who would hire an entire army of gigantic batlike birds spewing fire and alike, only to burn down a village of the Kaiser? Oh when he will find out about this, he will make sure they get what they deserve! I am certain of that, perhaps we should go to the court.. You know, and report this atrocity! It would be the right thing to do, god be with us.''<br/><br/>She watched Razor lean against a tree, having trouble with his body to regain his composure again. The young nun wrapped her habit back around her legs, and made sure she looked decent before whatever eyes the creature was hiding behind his mask. It was unnerving to watch him move in the dark, only the faintest glimmer of moonlight shone on the shimmering surface of his clothing. She listened to his breathing, his moving and every sound she could make up from the Ramen. She had an inkling about what he was, as far as she knew, he was one of the monsters humanity had created when they were lost of god and almost destroyed by their own mistake of taking gods work in their hands. Yes, she knew he was Ramen, but all she read about the race was it's destructive and monster-like nature. Nothing like the man who was sitting before her, who seemed intelligent and showed no intention to kill her, instead had saved her from the fire and the danger of monsters far more dangerously looking then him.<br/><br/>She was having trouble getting her head around the concept, when he started speaking again. Thanking her for healing his wounds.<br/><br/>''It is nothing to thank me for, sir. It was my duty as a healer to help those in need, but had I known... Why are you smelling my blood? Are you hungry!?''<br/><br/>She quickly waved her hands before her and stepped backwards until her body met the firm stance of a tree, enabling her to walk a further distance away from the creature before her. She healed her wounds quickly, using the reservoirs of power in her necklace, as her energy had been drained quite a bit during the fast travels through the forest. She was extremely uneasy, brushing the still wet blood on the outside of her healed wounds away with the leaves of a bush around her. She had decided not to trust the thing yet, even though it had not given her any reason not to trust him, she couldn't take the risk. After all, he was not a creature of god, but a mistake of man.<br/><br/>''I know these woods like the back of my hand. I roam here for berries and herbs to plant in my garden or to cook my ointments and lotions with. If you look over there..''<br/><br/>She pointed at a hill behind her, towering above all else in the forest, the place where she had been standing when she smelled the fire for the first time that night. Little did she know that the Ramen had no eyes to see what she meant, so she continued rambling on with her uppity tone of knowing it all better.<br/><br/>''There is a cave inside, just to the left of it's flanks. We can hide there, but we can't make a fire! I've read that if you are on the run for people with bad intentions, a fire would give away your position almost immediately. No, we should just eat berries and cover ourselves in leaves for warmth. Besides, there is no way on earth I am going to kill a poor animal, a creature of god, to consume it! I am not a monster.''<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>