Noah's eyes widened at what the male was telling her. So, he really was an alien! He had powers just like them too, well, not entirely, there were a few with similar abilities. But to her, this was amazing! Perhaps there were others like them out there! Melik spoke up after the male quieted, mentioning something about how their race was dying off.

The woman's eyes fell to the red headed male, there was a look in them, an 'ah ha' look, like her thoughts from earlier were confirmed. She wanted to laugh when he continued to try and play that he was really still one of the experiments. She simply listened as the two spoke, until Fritz fell silent saying he had to talk to Eleanor. Then, before she could stop him, he was gone.

Having started to stand, Noah sat back down. It wasn't like she was able to do anything to stop him and it was Eleanor he was going to see after all. If she were really mad, he would be back with his tail between his legs soon enough. The woman sat silent for a few seconds before her eyes rolled over to the other male. She leaned back in the cot, her hands gripping the cold metal bars that supported the fabric. "So," she started, her eyes facing the wall furthest from them. "You know any alien special that can devour demons?"

Noah let the question sink in for a moment before she looked down at the male, a smirk on her face.

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Eleanor had just reached the mouth of the cave with Nyx, the twins and their massive brother. She shooed them off, being clear that Nyx was to return with enough water to fill the barrels she had snuck out here a couple weeks prior. The three hounds were long gone before the water woman was on her way.

Once silence settled in around her, the woman let out a sigh. A cold chill ran down her spine though; her body tensed as she rolled her eyes back to see the tall, teal haired male. She shot him a sideways glare as she slowly moved towards the darkest shadows the mouth of the cave made. "You're not supposed to be outside," she said as she leaned against the cold rock, her arms crossed under her chest.

Her legs crossed in a similar fashion as she looked back over at the male. "But we're alone. What do we need to talk about?" The irritation was clear in her voice, but it wasn't like she tried to hide it. After all, he shouldn't have been surprised after he went outside as he was instructed to not do.