”Jason told me what happened.” John told her, ignoring her reproach. ”With The Demon. I was worried, that’s all. Has she hurt you? Do you… Are you in danger with her?”

Robyn smiled fondly and sighed, touching his cheek. ”No and no; I’m fine John, truly I am. I’m in no danger.”

”No danger? How can you say that? You’re in danger every day, working with that creature as you are. She’s a murder, Robyn. She killed our father, she’d kill you too if she even suspected who you truly were. It’s brave what you’re doing, but I just… I worry about you, that’s all.” He told her.

Robyn shook her head a little and led her little brother back to sit down across from her in the living room. He always was insecure about this, about her and Jason. He’d been the youngest of course, when it had happened, and it seemed he’d always carry the worry of losing more of his family to this ’calling’ of theirs. She could relate of course – Jason and John were her only family as well after all; if she lot them, she’d be alone in the world. If it did happen though, she was sure she’d be able to manage it. Jason as well, though the anger in his heart might kill him in the end. John though, well, he had never been a strong one that way. This hunt wasn’t good for him, it really wasn’t. Her and Jason could handle it well enough, but she often wanted to just quit the whole thing – for John’s sake if for no other reason. It was one of the reasons why the idea that it might all be a lie, that Dominique Destine wasn’t really the monster they’d been raised to believe she was, had such an appeal for her. If it were true, then they could just give this up, be a normal family again; have lives, merry, have children, without worrying that by doing so, they’d be dooming those sons and daughters to this same sort of life, as their father and mother had done to them.

”John…” She closed her eyes and made a decision. She’d never dare say what she was about to say to Jason, not without proof (he’d never forgive her), but John, he would listen, keep an open mind, surely. ”It’s good you’re here in fact. I think we need to talk. About The Demon.”