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(( Child Verse (if you wish to change it we certainly can lol ) ))
Anita couldnât help but be a bit surprised by the voice that spoke up behind her. She recognized it well enough of course-Anita had just thought that she was alone up here in the tower⊠though she was certainly pleased that it was The Demon Lord and not someone elseâŠ
âIâŠâ for a moment she began to answer, before falling silent, glancing outside the open window once more. She hesitated⊠he already knew she was upset (he always seemed to know somehow) so there was no point in trying to fool him otherwise. Still⊠she was a bit reluctant in revealing the reason whyâŠ
She shouldnât even be thinking of such things! Master wouldnât be pleased by such thoughts⊠and she didnât want to risk getting Ghirahim in troubleâŠ
Still, she needed to give him an answer⊠she couldnât just stand here being silent any longer; he might start to suspect somethingâŠ
âI⊠I was looking at the lightsâŠâ the child confessed meekly, pointing out the window towards the village in the distance, the place looking quite small from the height of the tower, yet its lights still shined bright.
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Vague ideas had occupied the demon swordâs mind as of late whenever he would be around Anita. He was torn between whether such wild ideas were actual or not. He knew that Demise could be cruel, but he didnât like to think that he could actually stoop that low. He had taken to acting as a personal sort of accompaniment to the girl even when Demise wasnât ordering him to retrieve her for whatever amusement he had cooked up.
He had watched her ascend the tower after getting past the door in the corridor that was usually under high security. It seemed she had memorized the schedule of when the moblins who acted as guards would leave. He had ascended the tower after her by the spiral stone steps that wound all the way until a cool air could be felt. A draft from the window as the steps ended into what used to be an observatory of some kind.
Even without her necessarily telling him the truth he could tell it was another reason than just wanting to look at the lights of the village. He however was putting on a visage that he knew nothing.  âItâs a very lovely sight, wouldnât you agree?â With quiet steps on the stone floor he walked over behind the young girl and looked out the windows. The village did indeed have a lot of lights from this distance. âTheyâre like stars.â He noted, and then chortled a bit. He did like the company he had with the young princess from time to time, because it felt natural, and not forced- unlike what he had with the other guards and demons who took up residence in Demiseâs castle.Â
