<strong>August Gaust</strong><br/><br/>Scurrying out of the house much like a rat exposed from its hiding place, August came to a halt many feet from the door to the inn one last tear streaking down her face. She had made a stupid mistake and was thankful to be alive; so happy it was Gemini who had dealt with her and not Davus. He was the harsher half of the two, and August knew she was fortunate; Davus protected Gemini fiercely. She went so far as to wonder if Davus would protect Gemini even from Voldemort. It didn't have an easy answer and based on their loyalty to him, she had come to a safe assumption that neither would come to that situation.<br/><br/>Kel hissed softly, displeased with the treatment his master had received. August couldn't blame it, but Kel couldn't understand the relationship she had with them either and so she quieted Kel down. Looking around August resolved to me much more careful in who she attacked. She knew Gemini was right; the other Death Eaters wouldn't be so merciful. Gemini really could have done so much worse.<br/><br/>Spotting Lavender in the distance, August decided it was safer to head over to her than to tempt fate with another marked Death Eater. Coming up to the spot where Lavender sat, August gave the brother sister duo a glance before looking back up to Lavender. Kel's tongue scented the air, tasting and 'seeing' Lavender, recognizing the woman from previous encounters. When it scented the air closer to the brother and sister, it wasn't quite so eased to know that strangers were around. It kept its body tense and head aimed in their direction, feeling they could be a potential threat.<br/><br/>"Lavender." August greeted evenly. "A curious sight those two?" she questioned.