Ever since Dimitri had told her what was going on with him, Atbash told herself that he deserved to know what was going on with her. Unfortunately before she had time to do so, Caesar had attacked her, and now was a better time than never to get along with telling Dimitri things. Especially considering the guy was so distraught over her injuries. "Dimitri?" Atbash called as she reached the Polarheart's cabin, using a rock to knock on his door.

[member=1172]dimitri.[/member]

Oh, Dakota! The older alter; Atbash remembered Dimitri vaguely speaking of him and she remembered seeing his name in the portrait Dimitri showed her. "I'm doing fine." Atbash replied with a kind smile. Should she tell Dakota everything while he was out? Older people tended to be a bit more... judgy, she supposed, and perhaps might even agree with her brothers. Unlikely, but Atbash wasn't sure if she wanted to risk it. Could Dimitri just... whisk his alters away? Is that how that worked? "I was actually hoping to talk to Dimitri about my past since he, you know, explained everything to me." She added quickly, hoping that maybe she could get that out of the way quickly.

His parents? Atbash blinked in surprise at the question, but when Dakota told her not to worry about it, she decided not to press it. If Dakota didn't want to further explain what he meant by that, that was on him and the rest of Dimitri's alters. Besides, the guy just talked to her about his mental disorder and that probably took a lot of courage from him, so saying one thing at a time was probably best. "No, I'm fine. Thank you though." Atbash responded to his offer, shaking her head. She just wanted to talk was all.

So where to start? "I suppose by now you've heard that Caesar is my brother. He's the one that lives in The Typhoon and attacked me twice." Atbash begun. "Well, I have another brother by the name of Vigenere. He's our oldest sibling and lives in Tanglewood." There, that got her relations out of the way. "We're all dream demons, from a universe known as Dimension FiveX, but its... gone now." Her words were a bit choked as she said this, as she was trying to fight back tears at this point. Caesar had ruined her life, by the things he had done, and she just wanted to go home. But she couldn't.

Atbash couldn't help but feel worried as Dakota mentioned that Delta broke his leg. Sure, Caesar had injured her, but that still didn't mean he deserved to be injured! Or... did he? Atbash honestly wasn't sure of how she felt about that. She didn't want him to get hurt, but he did deserve it. Deciding to shrug that off and not letting it bother her, Atbash gave a little shrug at Dakota's response. "There's... honestly not much to say about me being a demon," She mused. "My species controls the mind and it's pretty much our specialty, though we do have other abilities, like controlling different elements." She went on. "I was able to manipulate air and water, though I can't do that here. My powers were stripped when I came to Earth." She didn't really mind if she was honest. Using elementals put a lot of strain on her. "The Dimension..." She trailed off, going quiet for a few heartbeats, looking off to the side of Dimitri's cabin. "I'm not sure what to say there. I miss it, but it wasn't exactly the most morally correct place."

At Dakota's response, Atbash looked outright offended that she would do such things. "N-no, I don't have them right now, but it's possible they could come back," She explained, before adding her next words quickly, "But I'd never do any of that to you, I promise. Or anyone in Snowbound. I'm... not a monster." Sure, she was a demon, and unfortunately demons had a reputation of being evil, but that just wasn't her. Hell, she didn't even consider Vigenere evil; perhaps an anti-hero of sorts, but he definitely was nowhere near Caesar. "There's way of blocking me out, t-too, if you're that concerned. It's called a mental barrier. You'd have to train yourself to make it stronger, though. But I try not to invade peoples' minds too much, and I only did with telepathy so I had a way to talk to everyone." As leader, she was expected to, was she not? "I never went farther than I needed to, I promise."