Uriel was surprised to see Joan hesitating about signing the paper. Really, what did she have to nervous about? As the saint did do it at last, though, she smiled, even more so as she heard Joan's simple reassurance.
"Sometimes, I wonder whether anything is fine anymore," she said in return, though. "Other times I decide nothing ever was."
She would have been surprised to know Joan's thoughts, however. After all, she did consider herself a warrior, and that hadn't stopped her from getting pregnant. She didn't know what Joan was thinking, though, and thus there was no further surprise or confusion to be seen on her face.
Uriel looked at the demon now, trying to hide her still-present fear. Once, she could have hidden almost any emotion. Now, it seemed it was impossible.
"The way there should be easy enough," she said. "Two doors to the right from my room. I trust you can guide her there?"
In return, Mictain smirked, cocking his head to one side. "I'll try not to get us both lost," he said.
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Date: 2006-08-17 03:48 am (UTC)"Sometimes, I wonder whether anything is fine anymore," she said in return, though. "Other times I decide nothing ever was."
She would have been surprised to know Joan's thoughts, however. After all, she did consider herself a warrior, and that hadn't stopped her from getting pregnant. She didn't know what Joan was thinking, though, and thus there was no further surprise or confusion to be seen on her face.
Uriel looked at the demon now, trying to hide her still-present fear. Once, she could have hidden almost any emotion. Now, it seemed it was impossible.
"The way there should be easy enough," she said. "Two doors to the right from my room. I trust you can guide her there?"
In return, Mictain smirked, cocking his head to one side. "I'll try not to get us both lost," he said.