She'd raise her hands in a 'whoa, now,' gesture (or, well, maybe not whoa given the preexisting equine theme), but they're both occupied with holding her upright. "No, uneventful is better than the... alternative."
She's not sure she wants to discuss Crowley just yet - okay, so he didn't seem as bad as some other nastier types she's encountered, but his shadows are goddamn off-putting, and she's far more accustomed to dealing with people whose demonic influences top off at around - maybe - five percent. She's never even met a full-blooded 100% legit demon before.
But the whole free will thing is kind of surprising. Her Biblical knowledge is pretty sparse, but presumably fallen angels are free agents, right? So it's not unheard of for an angel to suddenly find themselves at loose ends. She snorts at 'tussling' - an even less likely verb to associate with him than 'smiting' - but her expression is more curious than amused.
"Well, if your boss isn't here, who's authorized to tell you you can't call it smiting?" She just likes that word better.
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She's not sure she wants to discuss Crowley just yet - okay, so he didn't seem as bad as some other nastier types she's encountered, but his shadows are goddamn off-putting, and she's far more accustomed to dealing with people whose demonic influences top off at around - maybe - five percent. She's never even met a full-blooded 100% legit demon before.
But the whole free will thing is kind of surprising. Her Biblical knowledge is pretty sparse, but presumably fallen angels are free agents, right? So it's not unheard of for an angel to suddenly find themselves at loose ends. She snorts at 'tussling' - an even less likely verb to associate with him than 'smiting' - but her expression is more curious than amused.
"Well, if your boss isn't here, who's authorized to tell you you can't call it smiting?" She just likes that word better.