The boys looked wary, and Gabriel wondered if perhaps this was due to their upbringing. He had not wanted them to need to fear, and Crimson Dreams was the only place that he considered truly neutral. Inferni was hardly a place for them. Turning his eyes back to Anu, he smiled faintly. “Well enough,” he said. This was certainly true. He would not have left otherwise. “Things have been calm since Haku’s death.”
Turning his face back towards the boy who had spoken, Gabriel rose and approached. “You can call be Gabriel, if it would suit you better.” Perhaps them acting as strangers would suit the boys better. He sniffed at the boy, who was much smaller than him, and then looked to the blue eyed woman again. “They’re quiet,” he said, a trace of humor creeping into his voice.
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