How coincidental.

Alexiel just smirked. "I'd still keep following you until you put it back," she said. "Besides, you could get in trouble for doing that... probably wouldn't work." She knew that he was powerful and that regular law enforcers wouldn't be able to take him down, but other people could, she was sure.

"I'm not that stupid," she said. "I know they can't. But other people can, I hope you realize." Alexiel shrugged her shoulders, not really caring about how strong he was to be quite honest.

Alexiel just shrugged. "Alright then," the fourteen-year-old said, not going to argue. She didn't really feel like fighting right now and just wasn't really in the mood. She kept up with him, though she stayed behind him since she didn't feel like walking next to him.

She wasn't about to say anything more than what she had already. Alexiel opened up her fans and just looked at them, biting the inside of her lip. She wasn't sure now if she could fix them, but she knew she could get enough to buy new ones. Man-eating plants definitely helped when it came to getting rid of evidence of a crime, that was for sure.

As he spoke, the young female blinked. Police were getting suspicious? Well... then she would just kill them off too!! Wait... that wouldn't help... she thought to herself, although she didn't panic in the slightest. Panicking was something that she rarely did, even in these sorts of situations. They had happened before, but no one ever suspected a child of doing those things. Now that she was fourteen and on this island, it was probably different.

"Well if I can't kill, then how do you propose I get money or feed my plant?" Alexiel asked, wondering how he planned on answering her. Her plant was basically her only 'friend'... if it didn't eat, it could die, and she didn't want that to happen. "And I don't think there's DNA on me. Besides... why do you even care?"