Idiots and Elves

Ambrosia looked at the boy for a moment. "Wanna go explore an underground passage with me? It might be worthwhile." Ambrosia tilted her head slightly to the side and then snapped it back to where it was. "If we find anything I'll let you keep it." That was just to sweeten the deal. There probably wasn't anything down there, but it would be fun to see where it led... if anywhere. Any way you look at it, it would be good excersize. Some people didn't get enough of that in a day. Looking at Xander, Ambrosia pivoted and started walking toward the north east. That was the general direction in which the passage was... or so she'd heard. She normally didn't find things herself, after all.

Xander shrugged and followed Ambrosia. There wasn't anything else he could think of doing. The thought of keeping whatever they found sounded pretty cool. If they found money then he could go and buy that yummy looking cake at the market.

Akuma was going for a walk in the elf village trying to see if they was anyone he could have a little fun with. Humans were just to weak and stupid so messing with them just wasn't fun anymore. The demon grinned maliciously when he noticed the hybrid boy and the temperamental elemental girl. Picking on them should be quite fun. "Well hello." The white haired guy said approaching them. Sure he could just have done something in the distance and hide in the shadows but that wouldn't be as fun. This way he would be able to see their reactions. Besides with luck they wouldn't remember meeting him and he could toy with them better.

Ambrosia nodded. Practically skipping while she went toward the exit, a voice stopped her. She turned to look. "Um... hi. Creep." Ambrosia didn't like it when random people just said hello and didn't elaborate on what they wanted. It annoyed her. But this person looked familiar.... she just couldn't give him a name. She looked at Xander, trying to find an answer there. Of course, if he was confused as was she, this effort would be futile. Then again, it was good to search for answers before jumping to the conclusion that he was some freaky rapist guy and that she should run away.

"I'm not a creep." Akuma said indignity while crossing his arms. The demon studied the girl for a moment. She didn't seem to know him that was good. What was her name? Oh right it was Ambrosia. Such a nice name for a lovely women. Though her temper needed some work, perhaps she could be a potential date. "So what are...ouch what the hell!" The demon turned to the white haired kid who just threw a rock at him.

" It's been a while but i remember you. Your the demon that stalks Astreal." Xander commented picking up another rock. The mean demon was probably here to talk about more disgusting things. The hybrid didn't want to hear anymore. Also he didn't want him doing anything to Ambrosia. Something about that guy made him scared and angry. The man hadn't done anything bad to them yet but something just didn't seem right about the creepy guy.

"I do not stalk anybody. I just happen to bump into her sometimes and you know sometimes she comes after me so there." The stupid little kid ruined his plan. Figures that Astreals child friend would recognize him. Well not all was lost yet. Perhaps he could convince them that he was good now.

Ambrosia blinked. That voice was definitely familiar. But... she laughed when he got a rock thrown at him by Xander. If that little boy didn't like him, then there was no way in hell that she was going to spend more time with him than nessecary.

"I do NOT come after you. I don't care where you are, most of the time. Doesn't matter to me unless I want something. Then you end up bumping into me. My life is easy." Astareal shook her head and stepped out of the shadows, eating an apple. Ambrosia looked at her and raised an eyebrow. That lady was kinda scary. Ambrosia looked at Xander and raised an eyebrow, gesturing to Akuma and Astareal. She was confused. Astareal looked at the elemental and then at Xander and Akuma. "So, then, why are we all here today? Seems like more than a coincidence."