Devon drew his hand back, watching Anathema with guarded eyes, though he refused to take a defensive step back as his instinct told him to. Should she try much, he'd still have the upper hand, wouldn't he? "I prefer Devon, but yeah. I'm guessing you have experience with my kind; people usually don't pick up so quickly," was his reply, tone still friendly enough but Devon was fully on guard now. Every time he met a human he remembered the horror stories about them that he'd grown up with, but then he was also reminded of his friend. Stuffing his hands back into his pockets, he kept his eyes trained on Anathema, waiting for her to make any sort of move at all.

Linx turned around at the sound of someone talk. Quickly sitting up he faced her, looking her over. She was an Angel alright, but a Fallen One at that. She must be my other counterpart. A sly smile spread across his face, and he replied. "Why, hello there. I haven't seen you around before." He put his hands besides him and leaned forward. "Very nice wings you have there....what's your name?"

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Anathema shook her head, just barely. "Actually, I know very little about your kind. I've never been so close... I just, can sense something different about you. You're not fully human, I suppose I should say." He seemed to be distracted, and distant, like he didn't want to trust her. Why was he scared of humans? From what she knew, they were always the victims, always being picked on and destroyed by those with more 'advanced' forms. Of course, she just thought they were monsters. Except werewolves, she didn't know much about them, she was never taught much, either. Just that they were hardly human, more beast, and told they didn't have manners. Something that was not evident with this man, yet.

"I'm Anathema." She offered up after a moment, making a mental note of his name. Devon. It seemed so human. She was curious, she needed to learn more about this man. Boy. Beast. Whatever he considered himself. If anything, it was best to know thy enemy.

Alana grinned. Just perfect now she was expected to befreind another demon.

"I am Alana Vartos." She replied looking him over. He was handsome enough. Probably born a demon. She found that quite interesting. SHe had met many demons born that way and wondered if this one would be as evil as they were. She had her evil side but not quite as bad as others.

"And you are?"

Devon nodded, wishing he didn't have to be on guard so much, but there was no sign that he could trust this girl, any more than she trusted him. "Well for now, more human than anything. Have you explored this place much?" Part of Devon wanted to go off on his own now, just to be away from Anathema or anyone else who might be in the house, but he knew that if she had information he could use, he shouldn't walk away without learning what he could. Surely there was something she could tell him that would come in handy later.

Closing her eyes for a minute, she shake her head, "I know little about anything going on at this point. Simply that I woke up here, whomever took my weapons, and I just had a rather heated conversation with a vampire and a demon." Even thinking back on those two creatures made her feel sick, and more that she wanted to destroy them. She turned her eyes to Devon, he seemed ready to leave, clearly he was not too fond of her, but she was fine with that, she supposed. Really, she wasn't here to make friends. All that was needed was to escape and continue on with this war.

Of course, it might be easier with two people, but she didn't exactly want to work with those vile creatures.

"That is a very interesting name you have, I am Linx Savlador." He moved alittle to get more comfortable. Alana it seems, took care of herself very well. Most Fallen Ones, don't. They look terrible, there almost what you might call... emo. He hated to use such human-like words. It didn't do other beings justice. He wondered why she fell from grace, but decided to keep that to himself. He needed to be on guard in this house. No telling what kind of...people could be in here and what they are like.

Alana was unique, its something about being a Fallen that makes Angels more Appealing, but he is not sure what. A thought came to him, "Was that you downstairs causing a ruckus?"

Bristling slightly, Devon's eyes darkened at the mention of a vampire, but he closed his eyes and took a deep breath, slowly exhaling. He really needed to keep his calm, now of all times. "Yeah, same. Well the waking up without any weapons, that is. So, you, a demon, a leech, and myself. Sounds like an interesting house party."

Somewhat forgetting wanting to be alone, Devon moved to lean slightly against a wall, thinking. He wasn't sure why any of them were there, or even where 'there' was. Shouldn't there be something to let them in on the game plan by the whole? It couldn't be a trap, could it, if there was at least one member of each race present? All that was missing was an angel, and he didn't much care for them anyway.

His reaction to the word vampire was clear, and she was rather glad he felt the same as she did. At least when it came to the monsters that she so terribly loathed. Of course, he didn't seem all that fond of her either. Really, she wasn't of him. Either way, he wasn't a human, and most likely, could not be trusted. She did hope that her room would be only hers, and she could lock the door... otherwise, sleep didn't seem an option.

"None of this really makes sense, why put all of us together? I think it is all a sick game..." She shook her head, looking around. How could no one tell them why there were here? What is the purpose to put people here, and not tell the, the purpose, anyways? Was it a death match? She'd go for that, gladly fighting till her death. Of course, these monsters would likely all gang up on her and destroy here. The filthy creatures that they were.

"I think that we can definitely agree on," Devon nodded. Putting so many of them together like this did seem like an invitation for a death match, although he hoped not. Truth be told, Devon was getting tired of killing others, so he hoped he wouldn't have to here. Still, a guy's got to defend himself, right? Not to mention that he had very little control over himself once he transformed.

Mentally shaking himself away from his thoughts, Devon pushed away from the wall. "Well, I'm going to explore. Might as well get to know this weird place. You wanna come with? I'd understand if you don't," he invited Anathema, his dark brown eyes still guarded but he was willing to allow the company if for no other reason than to make an ally in this thing. In the long run, that could prove to be advantageous to both of them.

As many said, know thy enemy, and clearly, the opportunity was presenting itself, so it was on Anathema's best interest to take it. A smile smile crossed her pale lips, looking up to him, her hands fiddling with the strips of cloth that hung at her belt. "I do suppose I could join you, two is always safer than one." While she spoke, though, she worried that perhaps he might have a evil intention, and she could be walking into some terrible trap.

Either way, he was as close as she seemed she was going to get to a human, and far better, thus far, than the demon and vampire she had met earlier. And a little more composed, she might add. A sadistic sort of grin crossed her face as she thought about that, then turned on her heels, movement graceful, the thin, slipper-like shoes that adorned her feet silent on the cold floor.

In a smooth, fluent motion she extended her arm, urging him to lead the way, "After you, sir."

Eosphoros looked at the girl (or was it a boy?) standing in his doorway. He tilted his head at the being taking it in for a moment. He decided that it must be a girl with a nod. Of course, he determined that a few seconds after he realized that it was also a vampire. "Do not come too close, I do not wish to harm you with my presence." He was an angel and thus holy by his very nature- unless he chose to fall, but he had no plans of doing that.

He glided to his feet, taking in the vampire that stood just outside his white room. He motioned to the door. "It is a door; its nature is to open." Eosphoros wore no sheath and no armor- just simple robes of white, gold and blue. Yet, somehow he radiated a confidence even without these things. "But I suspect you were making a joke. Yes?" He frowned, the tongue of mortals sometimes tripped him up a bit- and he was never good with humor even in his own tongue.

Eosphoros moved toward the door, but kept a careful distance from the vampire. He looked young- maybe his early twenties, yet, when he turned his amber-brown eyes upon the girl, there was a depth of age in them. "I do not know you. Are you the one who brought me here? If so, to what end?" He flexed his wings slightly, but kept them close to his body, folded up tightly against his back and shoulders.

She looked at Lynx with a laugh.

"Hardly. It was some human trying to fight me and a vampire guy. She thought she could take us on. I should have killed and eaten her with her stupidity but I was afraid of more dire consiquences."

She looked around his black room and then sat down next to him

"What do you know about this house we are trapped in?"

* Caleb woke slowly, looking around to find himself in a blue room. *

"What?" *He said groggily.* "This isn't home..." *It slowly dawned on his sleep addled brain that something strange was going on.* "Need... caffeine... can't... think..." *He pulled an emergency can of Mountain Dew out of the pocket of his hoodie and started drinking it, slowly becoming more aware of his surroundings.*

"I wonder where I am?"

Kaitou sighed as arguing echoed through the room. ‘Damn their not even here for a day and someone’s already fighting.’
Kaitou turned to the angel and gave him a grin.
“No and yes.” She retorted not planning on answering any of his questions yet. She turned and headed down the hall she had come leaving the male angel to fend for himself. She headed off in the direction that lead to the living room she suddenly missed her friend the couch. She looked at the head that sat in the living room, before letting herself fall back on the couch though not before picking up the TV remote that she had left laying on the table.
“If anyone is hungry dinner is in an hour.” Kai spoke into the mic of the headset in the most robotic voice she could muttered a smile slowly spreading across her lips.
Making sure the Mic was off she busted out laughing. ‘Oh this would be fun. I wouldn’t who got the other one.’ She thought letting the head phones danged around her neck.

"Well I'd been more thinking about not getting lost, but hey whatever," Devon shrugged as he gave Anathema a slightly strange look. At first she seemed like she wanted to lead, but then she invites him to? He mentally shook his head- perhaps it was just a female being confusing again. Probably a universal trait, he figured as he shrugged slightly and started walking, looking around as he did so.

Lynx smiled, and thought for a moment. "Thats amusing! A human thought she could take you all on? How pathetic... but interesting. And you say your afraid of the consequences? Hmmm..." He made room for Alana as she sat down next to him.

"I don't know much yet, but what from what I can pick up on and guess at. Apparently there is two of just about everywhere major race in this house. Angel, Demon, Werewolf, Vampire and Human. I guess the minor races don't count. Anyways I'm guessing they want us to... find a common ground and be friends basically. Which I'm might guess would say... end the war? Also, once we are friends we might be let out of this glass house." He told her, keeping his thoughts about how he felt about the races to himself. "But the question is... will everyone make peace, or kill each other. I for one... will do what it takes to get out no matter what I have to do."

Alana took a seat next to him folding her wings.

"Two of each race. That is unusual. Perhaps we are meant to breed and repopulate the world?" She rolled her eyes at that idea.

"All I want is to not have to meet those angels. I fell from there position and I hate it."

Anathema followed silently behind him for a moment, closing her eyes. She didn't know exactly what to do, or if she should follow this man. He could be just taking her to a secluded place where he could kill her. "I just don't understand what the purpose is... To kill each other? That surely seems like it might happen. I could do with ridding the vampire and the demon." She laughed, shaking her head. Really, it would of been fantastic to destroy them, bathe in their blood...

Alright, that was just gross. Her thoughts seem to grow more morbid as this war continued on. Really, she should be ashamed of herself.

"I hope not.. if it is to breed and repopulate. It better not be with... the others." He said, commenting on her idea. He sighed and looked at her. "I wouldn't understaand, as I am not a Fallen. Do you hate that you fell, and that everyone else is still in good graces. Or you hate them for some other reason, other then the stereo typical reason Demons hate Angels?" Moving his legs, he placed his arm on the arm rest of the lounge couch, and set his chin in his palm. Taping his fingers against his face he started thinking.

"I hate them for the fact that they did not fall into the sin I did. I hate them for the fact that there still white and pure. I hate them for the fact that I am no longer one of them." She was getting worked up. Her wings slowly rose higher as she talked and her eyes began to glow red. She looked over at him a moment and then closed her eyes to calm herself.

"its complicated."

“If you’re all still alive say something is your not don’t say a word!” Kai yelled at the top of her lungs hoping the others could hear her. Not removing her eyes from the book she was currently reading. They people that brought her here had been kind enough to let her bring something, and not knock her out unlike the others who wouldn’t have entered willingly.

Eosphoros watched the vampire leave as quickly as she came. He blinked at her back as she disappeared into the hall. He was left unamused by the situation. The whole idea of being here set him on edge. Stretching his wings, he ventured into the hall. Unlike many of his brethren, he rarely carried a weapon- so he was unaware that they had been taken from the residents of the house.

The angels moved into the hall, tilting his head slightly as he pushed his aura out, searching for the other holy presence he felt. "Niis samvelg bien. Hoath commah levithmong..." he paused, letting his native tongue die on his tongue and continue in his mind. No one would understand anyhow save for another angel. Perhaps the other holy presence would hear the call of the tongue.

Eosphoros moved through the halls cautiously. He had seen one vampire, perhaps there were more waiting for him. he wondered what would happen to them if they tried to feed upon him. He didn't know. In the war, he had only been able to give them simple remedies for fear that touching them would harm more than help. The other races had been easier to work with. Though those of the fallen were not fond of him. He could almost sympathize, but not quite. They chose their path after all.

He wondered idly what would make him choose such a path. His mind skittered around these thoughts as he moved through the halls, trying to find the other holy aura he felt.

Christan slowly came up behind Alana. "boo!" he said. "did you miss me Love..." he asked her his red eyes glowing nice and he fangs showing. "found a rat and now im good to go... for at least a few more days."

Kaitou lifted her eyes from the book spotting a black and gray cat in the corner. ‘Must have sneaked in when they where dropping of the others.’ Kai though as she placed the book on the cough getting on all four softly beckoning the feline closer.
“Hey, what are you doing here?” She asked the cat as she lifted it into her arms staring into its pale blue eyes.
"I shall call you fluffly and you will be mine and you will be my fluffy." Kaitou said smiling at the cat.