She twitched uncomfortably as the spirits grew restless. More had arrived.

She sat on a lone pew in the church, surrounded by the new spirits she had created.

Aja eventually comes across a small village. This one is alike the many others she had passed on her short journey, but it had a small, broken church. She entered the church hurriedly and set to work. Soon, the church was ready for new followers. All that was needed now was a little... Magic. She dr...

((XD))

Aja stared at the coin, bewildered. She was even more confused as to how this woman knew what she really was. She stared straight into those white eyes of hers, searching for an answer, but she couldn't find one. She fumbled for her pouch, found it, and brought out some red paint. She drew a turned ...

"Yes. I have decided to leave... Apologies, but it is quite important to me." Aja seemed a little anxious at the body language comment, and decided to try and straighten her posture.

This worked a little.

((Sounds cool.))

She knew she would have to go for the start own town option, Even though Ariel told Aja that that rarely goes well. Even though she didn't want too, her father would of wanted her to carry on the cult. She was going to create a ghost town. Aja had sacrificed herself long ago, and through Satan himse...

"Honestly not sure." The girl replied "Still confused with all of this..." Give me a moment to think. She walked off clutching her cloak close, into a small patch of trees. She sat on a log and thought.

Her shoulders sagged with relief. But Aja then became confused by Ariel's words.

"Who I will be in? and who are those mortals? This is all so confusing..." She said, tensing up again.

"Not much scares me..." She knew her behaviour was getting bad, but this was what she was taught. She felt a small surge of sadness as the dragon did this, however. Longing for a friend.

"Sorry. It's okay."

"Sounds it." Aja eyes the dragon with a look of menace. She ignored the comment about her name rudely. She still thought the girl was way too happy about life, and so decided if needed she would use her disadvantages to her advantage, if needed, in the future. She had been raised in this p...

"Time travel!?" Aja asked in bewilderment. Time travel... That sounded incredible. "How can you not be fond of that?"

"Aja. Nice to meet you." She responded, her voice curious but sly, as it was when she first met the goddess. Aja eyed Bill, still fascinated by the likes of the dragon. Her hood covered her eyes slightly, but they were still visible, Silver and snakelike. She wondered how the girl could be...

"I don't doubt that." She chuckled a little before tearing her gaze finally from the dragon. Aja then removed her smile hurriedly.