Penny in the water makes a ripple effect

Eliana rolled her eyes playfully and leaned back to give him the space he so required. Whatever, she liked a challenge.

"Originally or this time?" Eliana asked.

She had the tendency to be a bucket of contradictions. There were times she could have been considered an honest person, open with the information of her life and what she was, and other times she lied about it all for no other reason than 'it was entertaining.' It all depended on her mood at the moment.

Before waiting for him to clarify, she decided to answer both. "Originally, I just thought it was a cool place. I felt the magic, got the letter, you know. This time around I came to be with my family again." She shrugged good-naturedly. "Not much of a story, probably similar to most people's stories around here."

"So why are you here?" She asked more out of a sense of politeness. She didn't think the answer would open up any new information to her.

Eliana was not at all shy about her heritage. She was very proud of it in fact.

"I'm a royal demon, the daughter of Asmodeus. I'm sure that about answers your question. I didn't have to come here, though, not for any reason. I could have went anywhere. I just like it here."

At least, he hadn't freaked out on her. Most people inherently didn't trust or like demons, but Eliana wasn't too offended by those types.

"I'm a Christianity based demon, so somethin' is real. Satan at least. I can't speak for God, and I've never seen an angel, but I'm sure they're real too. Also, not all demons are from the Bible. There are plenty of other cultures that have spirits classified as demons."

She crossed her arms and smirked, leaning somewhat toward him. "What grade are you in, exactly?"

"That's a rude question to ask a girl," Eliana said immediately upon being asked her age.

She might have tried to give him the real answer, but it just wasn't as fun, also, age was, but a number and hers was way too long to care about anymore.

"I'm as old as I look," she continued after a quick, sharp grin.

That one was a complete lie because she hadn't been able to think of a fun way to spin the question in a time frame that would seem natural.

Not many people asked for her age.

Eliana totally didn't mind his intrigue by her powers. She liked attention in all forms. That didn't mean her answers would be honest, of course. Lying was fun, and Eliana didn't much like people knowing about her on an intimate level.

"The basic demon stuff," she agreed with a nod. She thought about which powers she was willing to tell him about. "I'm always healthy. Immortal, of course. Got that pyromancy. Possession. Demon stuff. Haven't you read the Bible?"

She sat a little straighter, preening over all the attention. "Now you have to tell me what you can do. It's just polite."