[Liethell]

Liet laughs at his comment, "Obviously, you've never cross dressed Vincent. Come to me after spending a day in full drag and tell me what kind of treatment you get." He grins, and he listens to his questions with the same sort of bemusement.

"Well, Vincent, I suppose that depends on whether you believe in a hell to begin with." He shrugs and smiles. "Demons exist, in a way, but whether they come from hell or not depends on your perspective of them. Most demons would never say they come from hell at all. As for what Ganymeade gets out of this..." He bites his lip, and his eyes seem to train themselves on one of the floating stars in the room. "That's a personal question, Vincent. I don't think it's up to me to tell you that, even if I wanted to. I can assure you he is not malicious in the way we normally think of demons. He's not doing this simply because he'll gain something from it. Demons are just as complex and as emotional as we are--and just like us, there are numberless kinds of demons. They have powers that correspond with different elements, but even then, there's so much overlap. and for your last question..." He sighs and leans back, his head turns and he leaves his hair un-braided.

"Of course, I get powers and an extended lifespan. Technically, I'm a lot harder to kill. But you have to realize Vincent, there's more than that. Despite common belief, magical creatures feel compassion..." He sighs, as if saddened, and begins to braid his hair once more.

"None of what I am and how I came to be means anything to you, obviously. you're a different kind of magical being. A human born with his very own magical reserves. I know men and women who would quite literally murder to be in your position. Wherever you draw your magic from, you draw it on your own. It's a special form of magic. You should treasure your abilities, and more importantly, I believe you ought to find someone to teach you how to use them. It'd be a shame to let that go to waste..."