Just let me go, we'll meet again soon.

Carter chuckled. “I know, I’d like to say this isn’t my first rodeo, but it is. But I guess a part of me figured that with a super powered sister, I’d end up in this sort of situation at some point.”

Carter laughed. “Sure, there’s a hole to the kitchen next door, used to be an old booze running entrance.” He said. “Doesn’t change my mind, I’m staying here. I’m Thana’s older brother, I have no plans on outliving her.” He added.

Carter let out a sigh. “I was arguing with Thana about that a couple of weeks ago. She says I should just go to our parents place. But I’m already planning on a black out and just holing up here. She’s already chucked a good handful of bodies around the shop and can summon them in a pinch. There’s also my offer of using my shop as a way station. Or a med bay. The tower’s on the other side of town.” He remarked.

“I mean, are you sure that is wise? We have no idea what these villains are planning to do. They could easily blow this row of buildings up for all we know?” she then pursed her lips “Is there at least some sort of basement area here that you can go underground with?” she wondered, taking a breath and clicking her tongue.

Carter chuckled and had sip of coffee. “Always, I once needed a guy to open a door for me in a time crunch and he was on the toilet and I nearly missed getting on stage in time.” He said. Carter then watched as Lev wandered around and hung by the woman’s side.

“If she’s working on something new she’s probably ignoring her phone.” Carter said as he took a sip of coffee. “But if you want, you’re welcome to look around. And don’t worry about Lev,” He added since he’d noticed that the kitten had managed to gotten off the counter. “Just, don’t let him out.”

“Ugh, it’s always the case when you really need someone isn’t it?” she sighed and licked her lips, her gaze then going to the cat “I probably spook him...I am not exactly of this world and I know that cats don’t like that” she admitted, smiling down to the kitten “I promise I won’t hurt you little guy...I’m just connected to the other side, that’s all” 

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Carter chuckled. “Thanks, and my best bet as to where to find her, have you tried calling her?” He said as he took a sip of coffee. “And thanks for not trying to kill her, though I’m still not 100% certain that would go over well.” He added.

She smiled at her girlfriend then raised an eyebrow at her confession, “Your room could never be a mess, your room has a better view..” She stated but backed down as she didn’t want to have an argument. “We can go to my room and I’m bringing the cake.” She hummed, taking the container in one hand and Heidi’s hand in the other. Sasha walked down the corridor towards her bedroom. She walked into her room, closing the door behind her and putting the container down. Sasha placed her hands gently onto Heidi’s cheeks, placing a soft kiss onto her lips.

“Trust me, the mess in there could be considered Un-Godly by most” The blonde laughed softly, not liking that she’d made an internal joke about the dead woman that had been in there, since it wasn’t at all natural. “That’s a deal” she hummed, lacing their fingers together and then following after her. Once the two were alone she happily kissed her and then pulled away “You’re really back” she hummed, touching their noses together.

“Settling? Who’s settling? I would pick you every lifetime,” she grinned at her. Sasha hummed softly as she kept her eyes onto her girlfriend. “I would very much like to start that quality time we need right now,” she stated as she cut two slices of cake, putting them onto two plates. “What do you say?” she asked, swiping some frosting onto her finger and wiping it onto her girlfriend’s nose with a grin.

“Gluten-free people.” She countered with a soft laugh then frowned, pressing a kiss onto her lips softly, “I’m not going anywhere, not without you anyway,” She promised in a whisper, gently placing her free hand onto her girlfriend’s cheek, looking into her eyes, “I never stopped thinking about you and I’m incredibly sorry that I was gone for so long. What can I do to make it up to you?” She asked, leaning forwards and placing a soft kiss onto the nape of Heidi’s neck.

“Gods, I could deal without a primordial force seeing me as competition.” Thana said with a groan. “That just seems exhausting. And I’m no good in a fight where one party’s immortal.” she added as she also collapsed onto the bedroom floor.

“I’m not here to be lectured, so please, by all means… do tell your friends about my return. It might just make the job all the easier for me in the future. I don’t intend to kill you unless you do get in my way. Consider it your first and only warning.” A smirk began to creep up at the corner of his lips. “I’ll be staying close by, so please–feel free to holler at me.”

“Well, that’s a threat if any....” she grumbled, before shaking her head “I should have put you in a box and left you on the other side, not just let you wander around over there. “At least you’ve given up on your clear ridiculous ambition then” she murmured referencing the jewelry items, before she then almost gave a snap of a hiss at him. “I’ll see you properly imprisoned, that I can assure you”

Thana shrugged. “That’s a comforting thought, doubt it’s true, but like… it’s a nice thought truly. I must seem like some sort of demon for what I do. Ripping people’s bodies up from their peaceful afterlife, assuming the afterlife is any form of peaceful.” She muttered.

“I got Thanatos 10 minutes later so I think it’s either “Death has many faces” thing or they all alternate.” Thana said with a shrug. “And seeing as I was 13 at the time, I definitely wasn’t stoned.” She stated.