At chloe's suggestion Melinda soon found her hand cupping hers, but there was an akwardness about Mel now.<br/>That brief episode of changing into a vampire momentarily made her think more like one. One who is forced to reassess what is good.<br/><br/>Vampires had needs perhaps as powerful as the very sisters urging to to see all demons banished.<br/>Both were about as close to ruthlessly destructive as the definitions of words got.<br/><br/>Is a need itself simply that ? Nothing ethical just the nature of things ?<br/><br/>Convincing an angry anger is inappropriate when they are angry is pointless, to them its right and justified. To THEM its reality. Perhaps all reality is subjective, this good force the white lighters claim they are in contact with, is it so different to the drive our own emotions have ?<br/><br/>Trying to convince Chloe not to harm a demon kin if her reasons were to protect her loved ones would be pointless. Mels world was upside down. Something didn't feel right. Something felt too simple here.<br/><br/><strong>"I feel we are at a crossroads with too much momentum to notice the choice before we wisp past it sister" </strong>Mel whispered.<br/><br/><strong>"Whatever is in this scroll please lets not be too quick to act on whatever insights it provides, please let us talk of it some."</strong><br/><br/>The change felt ... the right thing to do, changing the shoes one is in was a sure way to see situations from another perspective. Perhaps it may be possible to convince the other sisters to give it ago also while thinking this matter though.... Chloe was always driven though, always practical. Chloe seldom was inclined to procrastination especially during times that drove her to act. This would have to be suggested tactfully.<br/>