Vangelos took a few apprehensive steps back into the hallway as the girl approached him from the desk. He wasn't sure what she was planning on doing. When she finally reached him and whispered in his ear, Vangelos stood there in silence. He was completely taken aback by the girl's last few words.<br/>"E-eaten?" It was hard for Vangelos to come to grips with her response. Wizards weren't invincible, but the prospect of having been devoured left him dumbfounded. Surely, one could prevent such a fate from happening. It must have been a strong beast indeed to have taken down wizards and not...<br/>"Wait...how do you know this? Were you there? How did you manage to survive unless . . . no . . . it can't be." Vangelos clumsily tried to distance himself away from the girl and tripped in the process. With a crash, Vangelos landed on his rump with his back to the wall. His staff lay on the ground a few feet to his right. He looked up at her with an expression of disbelief on his face. Like pieces to a puzzle, he began to fit bits of information together and get a larger picture.<br/>"You...you ate them?" Vangelos said, his voice unsteady.