Barely glancing at his whip — she’d have armour enough to dull one or two strikes before she could draw her weapon — she meets his eyes and keeps any unease off her face.
“No,” she says carefully, because — she’s not completely sure why but alerting him to the fact that something’s changed is probably a poor idea. “You were looking at me.”
She feels sick.
“My name is Samhain.” He’d known her name before — and tried to kill her, but that seems to have vanished. “And yours?”
"I thought --"
-- he doesn't know what he thought anymore. It's slipped away, and he doesn't feel like he can try and reach it. Shaking his head, he glances down, looks back up at her. "I thought I recognized you."
Never fucking mind. There are a lot of people he thinks he recognizes -- Andras, he thinks his name is, and the demon of drowning from the second circle, and he doesn't know her name -- but he doesn't, he never does. "Silas."
His head still feels strange, in ways he can't fucking begin to explain. "Samhain like the human holiday?" There are souls that require his attention, but he wants to speak to her.












