without saying anything, i place a few things of meat and rolls on her plate, then my own. Gabriel notices, but doesn't seem to care, too busy chatting it up with Angela to pay much attention. "so" Angela speaks up "do any of you have any hobbies or interests?" she asks.

Lilly ignores her, she placed her elbows on the table and looked the opposite way nibbling her fingers, she just watched her friends,she looked at the food and didn't feel good, she hoped nothing had honey in it, she was allergic to honey

"well i can draw" i speak up, not enjoying the awkward silence. "thats really interesting!" she says "what type of drawings do you do? hyper realistic or more stylized?" she asks, putting me on the spot.

She poked the table letting them talk before peaking out the window, she listened to them speak and didn't say much, she then poked at a piece of bread but didn't dare eat it

"aren't you going to eat?" Gabriel asks lily, saving me from having to answer Angelas questions. i don't like talking about my art that much.

"No" she said firmly and pushed the plate from her "after a few days or starving you don't really feel hungry anymore" she said refusing to look at him, she was getting ready to escuse herself "besides why do you care? We are just your slaves that didn't want to come with you willingly, you played with our minds" she said crossing her arms

Gabriel sighs, shaking his head. "i do my best to be a good god, but the moment you punish them for doing something you're the bad guy" he laments, sharing a look with Angela. "i don't even know why you're so worked up about it, you don't starve like animals"


"actually humans do need to eat to survive" Angela whispers, leaning over. Gabriel looks surprised, glancing between us and Angela. "why?" he asks "i mean that seems like a really big flaw for your greatest creation" he adds. "they needed to be balanced" she explains briefly , not elaborating

"maybe you should read books about your slaves before you steal anymore humans against there will" she said throwing a book at his face "thanks for having me but I will go back to work in the garden" she said calmly and heading to her room.

She got out the dress and threw it on her bed and getting back Into her clothes and grabbing her basket from her faintly lit desk and headed out the house, she was embarrassed but also annoyed, he didn't even know the basic needs of a human being

Gabriel dodges the book, letting lily storm off. lucio, looking stunned, doesn't say anything, simply poking at his food silently. "i think i'll be leaving, too" i say, unable to stand the tense, awkward silence. with that, i push away from the table, quickly exiting the room before anyone can say anything.

i find myself alone in a section of the garden i've never seen before, no humans in sight. there is, however, a lake, with a single, lonely looking swan swilling across it's placid surface. i take a seat on one of the stone benches, burying my head in my hands. living here is the worst, but how do you run away from a god? let alone multiple of them - i don't doubt those two would help Gabriel if one of us ever ran away.

She picks a full basket and heads to the kitchen washing them off and setting them in the tub of berry's and repeating the process