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Lucrezia looked at the and smiled. "It's always the same old questions. How about inventing your own way of saying them." She said, shaking her head.
"The name's 'L' and people died, obviously, and we are walking into a pub, one of two only 'surviving' buildings. Questions answered?" She replied and walked in to see the 4 people she saw before.
"Who missed me?" Lucrezia asked, obviously in a sarcastic tone.
"And who wants me to leave?" She said in a threatening manner, assuring that no one would reply to that. It was an obvious rhetorical question.
She walked to the bar and poured herself another drink, she loved being a fallen angel, she could have as many as these drinks as possible and not feel the least bit tipsy.

Gian was scanning the town below him, as his wings were by his side, spread far apart and allowing him to glide the air with hardly any resistance. He would be able to dodge an obstacle as quickly and smoothly as a frog would capture it's prey with its toungue. As he scanned the town he was able to catch sight of the two figures, presumably female, which were walking towards a surprsingly upright building. He raised an eyebrow as he could smell the scent of the human yet the other figure was undetectable for his nose.
Gian shurgged it off as a consequence of the distance between them. He slowly decreased his height level in the air before his feet making contact with the rough ground. His wings contracted back into a neat curve on his back, and he covered it and his bare torso with a white shirt but kept most of the buttons undone. He had white trousers on as well but his feet were also bare, so walking on the stones seem to be rather uncomfortable, but not painful.
Gian walked into the pub and said to those around him,
"So, is the whole gang here yet?" He looked around and interupted the silence once again by saying,
"Nope, the bloodsuckers aren't present."

Lucrezia looked over at Gian with disgust and rolled her eyes. She sat over on an empty couch and began relaxing by putting her feet up on the table. She decided to say nothing as she knew Duncan would do plenty of talking and maybe fighting for her.