Far From Home

Elenora seemed to know a lot about the witch as she mentioned some details of her past. Michael inhaled sharply as she mentioned that she’d been turned from human to a witch, knowing how hunters viewed something like that. But Elenora hadn’t killed her albeit being told to do so. It surprised him, seeing how she clearly seemed willing to murder most monsters. Of course, Michael wasn’t going to tell anyone about this, and even if her adoptive family found out about it, she'd always be welcome to stay with them. He nodded as she put in a good word for her. It was easy to imagine that Maelle had used mind control or another form of persuasion or blackmail to obtain whatever she wanted from the witch, and although he didn’t completely trust Elenora yet, he did believe her on this. Besides, it made sense that Felicity herself had used a merging spell to get a different appearance in order to live in hiding from those who wished her dead. “Alright,” he said before he turned his gaze to Hecate as she showed concern for them. And he figured it was because she was afraid of Maelle would do if she found out that she'd been the one to give them this lead. Because she’d surely punish her and Zachary if that were to happen. “We will,” he promised, although he couldn’t easily prevent Maelle from finding out about it from another source, however, he would try his best to make sure that it didn't happen.

Zachary looked at Elenora as she explained more about Felicity. He’d never really met a witch - not that he was aware of, anyway. But he’d read all about them, and he knew that they were rather powerful. However, he believed that Elenora told the truth about her. And although he was worried about them getting involved with Maelle’s plans, he also wanted to find the truth about Eliana. And if it turned out that she'd fallen, he wanted her to know that he was there for her, being one of the only people in their family who understood what it was like. Besides, even if Maelle had been the one to turn her, most of the fallen angels had been banished by God. Zachary often wondered why it was that he'd been so quick to banish him and yet not done anything to save him and prevent it from happening in the first place.