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A demonic being embarrassed and ashamed over their own nature? Azriel was sure there was probably more like her, shunned by their family and neighbors and thus their childish minds assumed it must be something wrong with themselves. It did not truly matter. Azriel had to look... down in order to face the smaller woman as she stepped closer to him. Well, she was a lot better then the angels of love. They had a tendency to hug everyone they met no matter who it was... No body liked it. He much preferred this increase in tension and close space then having a strange happy go-lucky angel hanging all over you.

Azriel tilted his head in her direction, a motion of acknowledgement, "Then I shall keep that secret." Well, he had no reason to spread it as it really did not matter to him. He did not like demonic beings, but he did not go out of his way for them. They were not worth his time. "Misfortune, perhaps you should try something a bit lighter. Might sit well better." He said with a tilted head, "Although, I have noticed that you humans seem to enjoy dwelling in misery, what was the phrase?" He said pondering it, "Aw yes, Misery loves company... strange that you all find solace in each others sorrow." Of course, he had said this all for a point. He had a made a point to refer to her as a human implying that, supposedly, he did not see her as a destruction bent demon...

"Nice to meet you as well, Florence." Azriel said, before turning to the human who asked him a rather pointless question. How did the fire start? Well, he started it, but it mattered little to him. Why a human would want to know a fact that did not concern himself escaped Azriel, "Apparently that inn caught on fire." Azriel said plainly, "Perhaps someone lit the fire on purpose, perhaps a child dropped a candle... in the end, I do not have the faintest clue, nor do I see why it matters." He said, and held up his hand to stop the most likely retort by the human, "And I do not wish to know why it matters to you or why it should matter to me. I am sure you have your reasons, and I am sure they are good reasons."