"Well, that's kinda the point right there. I was celebrating escaping it, you know? As long as I'm here I'm still alive and free to act as I see fit without the circle of elders looming over me or demons begging for help, or the church trying to roast me," she replied, shrugging at Kera.

"And I'm not technically underaged. Sheesh. I'm not underaged at all. I haven't been for years, since age of consent in my birth village is fourteen. I could be married with kids right now, y'know," the girl grumped, taking a swig of her tea and bristling.

"And you never know, someone here could be a hunter or part of the church." She sighed, looking off to the side before rolling her eyes and looking at them both. "My father is here. And if I join the demons instead of the humans, that means we could have to kill each other some day. So he's potentially an enemy, despite being a direct relation. Sort of. He isn't anymore, technically. Its a long story."