"I can hold my own I guess...Let's go." Burgandy nervously surveyed the minigun. He was more of a beserk soul, one who liked to shoot at random, so unless specific targeting was being called for---he could do it. Besides, making Entaru angry again was not high on Burgandy's to-do list. He darted down the porch steps and over to the awaiting Jeep.
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Oh, how could you say no to that face? Luna chirped, reffering to Entaru's elegant muzzle and brilliant green eyes.
Luna. Shut up.
Hey, it's free candy, Moon. Maybe even cake. I don't think you've ever had cake. I'd totally do it if it was me.
Cake or no cake, Moon was not very eager to sell her devotion to a demon. But...fear had overcome her, choking, cold, leaving her senses void. So she just nodded with agreement: yes, yes, I'll be good, just please don't hurt me. The one called Entaru seemed preoccupied with his own conversation and likely did not notice the nod. She felt this was for the better; that way, if she changed her mind about behaving in the far future, it wasn't like there was a written contract keeping her bound.
She watched as Burgandy mumbled something and ran for the Jeep outside, then walked forward towards the door. Beckoning Entaru to follow with a tilt of her head. Why take the initiative? She really, really wanted to get this over with. It seemed to her as though her fate had been sealed. She couldn't steal his gun and threaten him: if Moon tried to shoot anything, the bullet would probably end up in Kansas. She couldn't just run: she'd fall on her face. Atreyu was out of communication range, and could not recieve her Thoughts. So if she was going to be brought back into Reich custody and therefore thrust into a whirlwind of depression- the sooner the better. For her own sanity.