Who am I, really?

He generally played by his own rules, that was the truth. Luckily for him he was in a position to make his rules the actual rules. And besides, he was a grown up, so it really was his call wasn't it. He had chosen to wait for them to settle on the cliffs for him to answer her question, and he'd lead her to his side with a gentle smile. "You'll learn to howl eventually. But just call for me, I will be able to hear you. Whether with my ears or my heart." He said softly, smiling down at her. It was true. He had a strong parental instinct, ever since he were a child. He knew when he was needed, and like a superhero in the night, he would run to their sides.

But at her comment he blinked down, confused for a moment. The others? Well, sure, he was a lot more bubbly than some of them, but really, down at the core they were all the same. The each belonged to the same family, and they each cared in their own way for their siblings. So he'd tilt his head, brows furrowing as she said that she, too, was not like the others. "What do you mean, not like the others?" He asked softly, concern filling his features. "We are all original, and yet we are all the same in some way. We are all Elementas. We wouldn't be the Elementas if we were all the same." He said with a gentle grin. "We'd just be Element. How boring would that be? Everyone acting like water or something? One fish is enough." He would laugh softly then, looking down at her before sighing and looking out at the deep black horizon. "Seraphiel, why don't you tell me what you know about the Elementas?" He asked softly, just staring at the gentle to and fro of the lulling waves, his eyes distancing as he thought of his heritage, and all that he had helped bring to life.

"Burn Baby Burn"