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Kanya didn't notice anything. She was too absorbed in her own little world, which was kind of depressing, actually.

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Natina sighed an slumped down the dirty wall of the ally and sighed. "What to do, what to do...." she tapped her fingers on the cold pavement, her long wings folded neatly behind her now, As she concentrated od thoughts of what to do without being seen, she remembered where she left off when she was using the Magic eye. "Hmm, I could begin back where I was..." she muttered to herself, as a slight breeze caughte her hair and attempted to drag her by it, but gave up and let go, moving on to other towns. "Hmm..." she murmured heading back over to the puddle. "No...I need to get out of here...by nightfall at the very least." she said, still talking to herself, "I probably need to prepare....but what is there to pack, I have but myself and......myself." she thought, bending down and then splashing the puddle, savoring the warm feeling of the puddle brushing between her fingers. "Might as well get rest then...I suppose." she murmured, heading deeper into the allyway until she was submerged in shadows, where she lay on the cold ground, half asleep, half alert.

The woman's eyes fell upon a young looking girl who walked into an apartment building much like the one she was standing upon. A small glare appeared on her face as her lips soundless said the word 'angel.' There was a brief pause before she shook her head to correct herself. There was a slight taint in the aura of this angel, which only meant one thing, that this girl was branded a fallen angel among the angels. Of course, if that girl was like most other fallen angels then she was probably still loyal to the heavens. That would get in her way and there was no way that she could let that happen.

Kaori watched the girl, her arms moving slowly to her sides. "It would be bad to assume," she crooned softly to herself, "Afterall, not all of the fallen are still connected to the twittering fools. There are even a few that work for us now, not that they can ever be trusted. I'm sure many of the angels are working their poor little wings off in order to get some of the fallen to become double agents. Of course, if his Lordship found out..." She smirked to herself as she moved to the door that would lead back to the ground level. It would be bad if she blew her human cover now, and the Fallen interested her, especially if she could get it to move correctly.

Kaori slowly made her way into the apartment building that Kanya had gone into. It was easy to track the girl since she hadn't been hiding her pure aura very well. She couldn't have be very old if she didn't have strong control over that, but then again, Kaori was old enough to remember the first conflict between the angels and the demons. The demon walked up the flights of stairs effortlessly, walking up the child's door. She stopped in front of it, staring at the door quietly for a moment before lifting a hand to knock on the door.

A golden colored eye seemed to be staring straight into the peephole as the woman was a bit too close to the door. Being close to the door didn't bother the woman though, and it made it hard to see who was at the door.

"Not a friend but neither a foe... at the moment," Kaori told her softly, stepping back and looking at Kanya through the crack with her golden eyes. The way the demon stepped back, it was easy to see the wings that she could not seal away. The sealing away of wings made demons weaker than their true potential but it also made them blend in easier. Of course, the higher demons had a problem with sealing away their last set of wings, but many humans regarded them as insane people who wore fake wings on their back.