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Sarah brightened when Solomon spoke of the book having a message for her. He probably just didn't want her to find vampires to play with that he couldn't kill, but the book could be a worthy

Nodding at Serafina non committal response, Solomon Kane shrugged and regarded his wife with mild concern. When she found things to be boring, she could try to look for excitement in the most

OOC, Oh yeah without Solomon I doubt she could be trusted 0. IC "Well now it's boring again," Sarah pouted, slumping her back against Solomon's chest and sighed, glancing to their angel benefactor or

Gabrielle started to question whether it was a sense of insecurity that made him so quick to point out any differences, no matter how small, but at the risk of accomplishing the exact opposite of what

"Yes, your bloody father," Kol growled. He lifted Hope and nodded to Davina's urging to get out of there. "Lets go, then. Looks like we're paying my eldest brother a visit so he can make his little

Davina suddenly became aware that she was staring but couldn’t look away whether from shock or disbelief it was hard to tell. The images of THAT night replaying over and over as if on some constant

"She had to have used some sort of aging spell. A really advanced game of playing grown up, I must say but not..."Kol's explanation to Davina concerning Hope's suddenly aged state broke off when the

Hope stared up at the sky as lightning streaked across it with a sense of dread as omens went this couldn't be a good one. Casting a quick look around as she tried to determine whether the brewing

The woman, also watching as they were appeared to be a vampire. Frustrated, Kol was divided between speaking to her or addressing? the kneeling? young woman who appeared to either be causing the

“But I…” Davina started to protest only to realize that doing so would mean him doing whatever he deemed necessary to keep her from going inside that cemetery to investigate. It was moments like

"Deal, but if there is any trouble, you stay behind me," Kol said firmly, more than ready to apply vampiric speed to get them out as she suggested. He wasn't one to run from a fight most times, but if

“I don't know. Maybe if I could figure out what magic was used…I could come up with a way of tracking them down or at the very least identifying anyone recently resurrected.” Davina had doubts

"I know you didn't know," the angel of the Lord easily agreed. "If you knew, you would have told me," he added reasonably. Not certain about the necessity of his last statement, he figured his partner

"I didn't know, Castiel I swear," Halbrek managed, concerning their child. Though he surely was aware of that fact she felt the need to say it again. Because they didn't trust one another? No. Because

"I was not truly hurt. She is strong, and conniving. She can make the most out of the resources she has, limited or not, perhaps I am not the most suitable angel to reflect on such. But I don't think

"I didn't want you hurt," Halbrek insisted. Knowing that he'd have taken that and more for her twisted her heart because hurting him was the opposite of what she wanted...Unlike many in their place.

Castiel reluctantly nodded his understanding. He did not know if Halbrek was making the best choice possible, but could not blame her under the circumstances. "I could try to call Lucifer instead of

"I want Lucifer...But I don't know how safe it is to call him,"Halbrek managed, then remembering she was a war demoness and not a wimp, she rose slowly and stiffly, teeth grinding all the while. "What

Castiel slowly nodded at Halbrek's objection. Yes, he should have known that, he realized with some regret. If anybody could know witches between them, it might actually and not too surprisingly, be

"I know no witches. I am not overly social, r remember,S" Halbrek managed weakly. It was disturbing that Cas didn't know what was done to her. It hurt and she was weak and light headed... "I'm so