Phoenix walked in quietly as she looked around, thinking a bit and she shifted, walking towards the section for Naka's book first.

Naka followed Phoenix into the library, and went to the appropriate section. There were books with evil-looking spines and even more evil names. Naka skimmed through the selection, trying to find one of the most evil and oldest of them all.

Phoenix absently glanced through before pausing and pulling out a semi-dark book. The name made her lip twitch and she glanced to Naka as she held it, wondering if this was what she meant about dark demons.

Naka looked at the book Phoenix held out to her. It looked evil enough... She accepted it with a smile, and opened the dusty pages, moving her finger down the index. His name had to be down there, somewhere... She found a section that seemed like his, and flipped to the appropriate page.

There was a picture that covered the whole page, and her face split into a wide smile when she saw it. There was her master; Aiden Akuma, one of the top most chaotic demons. The picture showed a brown-haired man with red eyes, black feathery wings sprouting from his back and white horns poking out from his hair. He was holding a child's body, blood dripping off its poor, white body.

Phoenix didn't mind the fond look as she looked to the page. She faintly mentally thought about the name and rubbed her head. "...He important to you...?" she asked softly, thoughtfully. She was keeping her mind off of one of the pages she had seen her flipping through. Her own hesitant thoughts shivering in her state.

"Er - ah, yes..." Naka admitted, moving a finger to trace the outline. When he was still alive, Aiden had been her top priority. "He's my precious person." Her voice dripped with honey and love against her will.

Phoenix seemed to flash a longing look at the tone, but she shook her head and absently brushed the side of the book. Her eyes showed she was thinking heavily as she glanced to the shelves. She was hesitant again, she always was when it came to other people. "M-may...I ask...who he was to you?"

Naka blushed furiously at Phoenix's question, and held her hands near her face like Hinata would. "H-he's...my former master..." Her heart beat started to raise when she said it. No matter how long the two had been together, Naka could never have enough of him. She smiled at Phoenix, her skin bright pink. "Yeah...He's my master and a precious one."

Phoenix faintly smiled at her reply. She nodded then looked to the picture of Aiden and faintly looked over the book. She had one precious person, but they had been brutally beaten and killed, by somebody who was hunting her now. The memory caused her to look down a bit and she shook her head, rubbing her eye then focused on Naka again, regaining her stature again. "do you...want me to get that book for you?" she asked quietly.

"Y-yes, please." Naka smiled at Phoenix. She had been so kind to her, even though they barely knew each other. "Thank you!" She passed the book to Phoenix, being extra-careful with it. Anything with Aiden was...a treasure to her.

Phoenix smiled softly, taking the book with elegant hands then rubbed her head as she spotted another book. Her lip twitched and she took it out of the shelf. The name was briefly seen as Winged Demons before she smiled back to Naka and turned, walking over to the counter to pay for both books.

Phoenix walked away to the counter, holding two books. The book she took was titiled 'Winged Demons'. Naka glanced over the other books, seeing if the could pique her interest. "Curses...monsters...judgement..." Aiden didn't seem to be in any of them...

Phoenix walked back after a while, having hidden the book for herself, as they had something to do with her. She looked to Naka then coughed quietly, holding her throat before she continued over to her again, smiling a bit and holding out her book and two scrolls on top of it. "I...just found those with Aiden's name on them....thought they might help..." she said quietly.

"Ah, thank you!" Naka took the book and scrolls happily, reading the titles. The two scrolls contained information on some of the demons that humans shouldn't cross paths with... Naka frowned a bit. Was she not supposed to work for her master? She held the book and scrolls close, and smiled gratefully at Phoenix.

Phoenix faintly smiled back then looked away softly at her thoughts. She knew she shouldn't befriend people as well as a criminal unless they wanted to hurt. But she had no intention to hurt. She sighed absently then looked to Naka, rubbing her arm. "anything else you'd like to do?" she asked softly, really unable to tell herself to just go.