Guardian Angels....and Demons?!-Accepting!

[Crabbiey]

Aurora glared at the Angels "Stop smiling!"

[herondale.]

"Why? It'll teach you a lesson, Aurora," the Angels said. The Demons took a step closer. Damian back a little into the middle. He head another idea.

[Crabbiey]

"For what?" Aurora growled, though she already knew the answer "Not all Demons are bad!"

[herondale.]

The Angels glared at Aurora. "That may be but its the Law," one said. The Demons came closer to Damian. He looked at each one.

[Crabbiey]

"And who says you have to obey it all the time?! You can change it!" Aurora snapped.

[herondale.]

The Angels didn't reply. They all kept watch on Damian. The Demons took another step in and Damian smiled. He looked at Theo who smiled, getting his idea already. Damian threw theo up into the air. She landed outside the circle of Demons. Whilst the Demons were distracted, Damian changed his hands to his Demon-form hands, and spun in a circle cutting the Demons enough that they fell backwards. Damian glared at them. They were still alive but wounded. Damian smiled, changing his hands back. He scowled at the Angels who'd expected something like this. Theo smiled gracefully but with a tint of evil in her eyes as she looked at the Angels. Damian looked directly at Aurora. If they laid a hand on her to harm her then he'd make sure taht they didn't have ay hands to touch anyone again. He gave a small nod to Aurora, unsure of whether to walk towards her of stay where he was.

[Crabbiey]

Run. Aurora said firmly. She tried to break free.

[herondale.]

Damian looked at Theo who imediately darted off behind him but Damian was going anywhere without Aurora. He couldn't trust the Angels not to hurt her now that their plan to kill him hadn't worked. The Angels looked at each other then back at Damian. They let go of Aurora.

[Crabbiey]

Aurora frowned and looked at the Angels "Why have you released me?" They were bound to be up to something.

[herondale.]

The Angels backed away turning their backs to them. Damian frowned. Something wasn't right. He took a step forward and nothing happened.