Aranel looked at Two-Two, her confusion evident.
"I know not of what you speak. That was before my time on this plane, though I have been here for some time."
Aranel watched as Aureus backed away from her.
"But yes, the ears are scary because people fear the unknown, you, Aureus, are proving that with your own fear."
She put her facecloth back on and pulled her hood up, hiding away who she is.
"No one will let me help them if they know who I really am. When I first left Tirannwn, I had exposed who I am. People ran and hid, attacked and flat out refused me. I decided to cloak who I was and suddenly, people assumed I was human and welcomed my help without a second glance."
Her eyes shined with forming tears, making the color more intense.
" I hate hiding who I am. I feel like I'm lying to myself."
Aranel moved away from the door and grabbed her gloves from the counter, sliding them onto her hands. She then noticed what Aureus was reaching for.
" I do not mean to frighten you. I am a good person, at least I feel that I am. I will not harm you and I understand if you would rather I leave."
She glanced out the window and wiped her eyes with her gloved hand. The rain was almost stopped, only a few more minutes and it would be nothing more than a drizzle.
" I will help the citizens and if meeing Sir Amik is what I must do, then I guess I will do so. If you claim Sir Amik is not as corrupted as it seems I will give you the benefit of the doubt, but his decree's seem to be hurting the people here. Their spirit is gone."
She glanced back at Aureus.
"I just hope you are right and not leading me into a trap.
" Her eyes flashed against the light of the furnace.
" I wont be the one hurt if it is."
Please don't let this be a trap. I don't want to hurt you.