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He pushed a creamy delight in her direction in that case, before reclosing the lid and holding it firmly. If there was potentially one thing that didn’t catch the half-demon’s fancy then it had to be cream; too sweet and puffy for his liking. Though there was a lot more that wasn’t to his preference he’d learned, not that the Council seemed to care as they use to force just about anything down his throat just to keep him alive. ”This is Chou’s home so he knows pretty much all there is to know,” Molyneux replied as they walked, ”though I wouldn’t call it my culture. I’ve just been here a long time, that’s all. The Council had a hard time placing me somewhere permanently.” He explained, frowning just slightly. The wind was picking up a bit and the man could already smell hints of the salty water close by, prompting him to turn to Eris. ”Maybe we should head back now before it gets busier and more crowded.”
The city was always busy anyway no matter what time it was, although there was always certain peak moments when it felt like even more bodies were around cluttering up the space. Molyneux was by no means claustrophobic however, he appreciated his space and didn’t like humans getting too close for comfort around him. Quite a few demons were like that, the good ones at least who didn’t want any bother or trouble themselves with temptation. ”Remember the way back to the station?” He asked, raising a brow. Leading the way nevertheless and making ways for the train station in question, Molyneux figured it be smart for Eris to start familiarizing herself around places and particularly the station, since that was a key mode of transport around the area. ”By the time we get back Lillian might’ve already written up a rota for you,” he mused in part to himself when entering the station, ”though perhaps next time Chou might be suitable at showing you around, he assumingly knows what you kids are into and whatever.” Molyneux remarked, boarding the train. It was quite crowded unsurprisingly, noisy as expected. Busy as usual. ”Still I’m actually amazed the Council haven’t intervened yet. You only came last night, I’m surprised they’ve trusted me with you this long.” Now wasn’t that the truth.
The city was always busy anyway no matter what time it was, although there was always certain peak moments when it felt like even more bodies were around cluttering up the space. Molyneux was by no means claustrophobic however, he appreciated his space and didn’t like humans getting too close for comfort around him. Quite a few demons were like that, the good ones at least who didn’t want any bother or trouble themselves with temptation. ”Remember the way back to the station?” He asked, raising a brow. Leading the way nevertheless and making ways for the train station in question, Molyneux figured it be smart for Eris to start familiarizing herself around places and particularly the station, since that was a key mode of transport around the area. ”By the time we get back Lillian might’ve already written up a rota for you,” he mused in part to himself when entering the station, ”though perhaps next time Chou might be suitable at showing you around, he assumingly knows what you kids are into and whatever.” Molyneux remarked, boarding the train. It was quite crowded unsurprisingly, noisy as expected. Busy as usual. ”Still I’m actually amazed the Council haven’t intervened yet. You only came last night, I’m surprised they’ve trusted me with you this long.” Now wasn’t that the truth.