Name: Eli James
Age: 25 in appearance but actually 509
Gender: Male
Race: Demon
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Personality: Eli is an extrovert. He is charasmatic and charming and can smooth talk with the best. He is very clever and knows how to get what he wants. He is the master of manipulation and doesn't care who he hurts. A natural born leader, he doesn't tale critisisim well.
Bio: Eli was born into a wealthy business family and lived a lavish lifestyle. At the age of eight he was kidnapped and held hostage until his father coughed up ransom money. His captor was a strange man and ever since Eli left he has been different. He ages much slower than normal people his age and has outlived all those from his original lifespan. Picking up odds and ends along the way he soon learned how to master the skills he was given on that fatefull day and has never been happier. He cares very much about appearance and having fun, so as the party lover he is he can't seem to get enough of booze and drunken fumbles with the local girls.

Name: Thea Mason
Age: appears 20
Gender: female
Race: angel
Looks:
Personality: Thea can be really quiet. She is really shy and hesitant. She's not the type of person who goes to parties and has tons of friends. She is happy with just a few close ones she can open up to.
Bio: Thea was born in a small town. She has two older brothers who loved to pick on her. But one day, she was killed when a man tried to rob the gas station her father owned. She is now an angel and must earn her wings herself. That was the way things were, and she would have to deal with it. Though she had no idea what to do.

Eli smiled to various women as he slowly made his way through the crowds of the bar. Tonight was crawling with potential but sadly the ones he was interested in didn't seem to be biting the bait. Eli had drunk as much scotch as he could before losing his inhibitions, which would be bad for a guy like him. On the way out he pressed himself against a pretty blonde. She whipped round angrilly. Eli raised his hands in mock self defence.
"Oh I am sorry. Some jerk shoved me," Eli said to her and flashed her one of his smiles before nodding and walking swiftly to the door as she called back that it was allright.
The cool night air whipped at his face like a wet towel. He shivered slightly as he began to walk through the various seedy alleyways that led to his apartment. The city seemed oddly quiet tonight. Normally he would see the odd streetwalker, if times were dire Eli would sometimes invest in their...company, or he would see an occasional vagrant, searching in vain for a warm spot to sleep. Eli wasn't too interested in them. Sometimes if he was lucky a seller. Depending on the stuff they had on them he would invest in some of that too. Not really the healthiest lifestyle but it worked for Eli.
All in all this was a very dissapointing night. They were few and far between but when they did happen they did cast him down. Luckily Eli knew when to cut his losses.
As he walked he could hear a strange noise from the next alley over. Eli was curious, hopefull at least for the recreational pick me up he so desperately craved, decided to check it out.

Thea ended up in an alley. She stood up and placed one hand against her head and the other against the wall to steady herself. She shook her head slightly, trying to get rid of the dizziness. She thought back, trying to remember something. Anything. The only thing she could remember was extreme pain in her head and a bright white light. She could vaguely remember and voice speaking to her through the light. And that was it.
She looked around at where she was at. 'How did I end up here? I don't think I was anywhere near an alley of any kind.'she thought. She looked down at herself. She saw a black dress that she was sure she wasn't wearing before.
She turned and headed out of the alley, hoping to gather her thoughts better in the light. She staggered slightly as she started walking. But her pace soon steadied. She went to the edge of the alley and stopped there. She looked around slowly, seeing noone around.

Eli walked slowly towards the alley where he was sure that he heard the noise. He walked down, making sure he kept quiet, he didn't want to spook whoever was down there. He reacjed into his coat pocket and extracted his wallet.
As he moved down the alley he could see a woman in the distance. Slightly disappointed he carried on walking. He had seen the woman now stopped, peering all around her as if she was looking for something. He was now definately sure that she was not the sort of girl that yopu normally find knocking about dark alleyways and would most likely not be selling anything that he was wanting. He sighed quietly and put his wallet back in his coat pocket. Though ever the gentle man he decided to go up to the girl anyway, maybe he could catch a fish if he tried, though normally girls he picked from the streets were a little to rough and tumble for his tastes. He could use a change, he thought, and carried on his way.
He crept up behind the woman and whispered gently at the back of her neck.
"Hello there."

Thea jumped. She whirled around, facing the man behind her. "You scared me." she said to him. "Is there something you need?" she asked him. She was wondering why he was speaking to her. Then she thought for a second if she has ever met this man. But she was sure she hadn't though.

Eli raised one of his eyebrows, raising his hands in mock self defence as this tried and tested gesture always worked. Though he was now definatley this girl was not going to be giving him any sugar.
"Sorry. No, there isn't anything I need. I was just wondering what a pretty young thing like yourself was doing alone, skulking out in the back alleyways of the city. No offence, love, but this is where the scum of the city congregate, you don't really want to be seen round here. Do you need something?"

"I'm sorry. I didn't know where I was. And still really don't. If you could help me find my way, it would be a big help." Thea said. She looked around again before looking back at him. She had a completely innocent look on her face that she knew for some reason would help get her what she wanted.