He finally took them away from the orphanages for good when Miara turned 7, and a deer's tail began to sprout from her lower back. They didn't age as fast as other children- he had to keep 'adopting' and relocating them to keep the orphan mothers from catching on. He hadn't noticed anything non-human about them when he found them, but as he kept checking on the two, they showed signs. He was never sure if his interference had changed them, or if they were simply born half of hellspawn. He set them on their feet, with all the belongings of theirs he could scrounge up, and went on his way. He took them to the early 1800s, across the world from their birthplace in New York to a orphanage in the countryside of England. They were skittish and frightful, in wanting to be given the kindness he offered.Д®verett flipped through time like a book, finding the first era where children without birth certificates and other legal documentation could fly under radar without too much of a hiccup. So instead, he knelt down and took them into his arms. This version of death, Everett, couldn't in good conscious leave the two children alone only to come back for them in a few weeks.

When Death came for their mother, he heard a child's cry come from the closet. On some nights, when one of the patrons caught her fancy, the two were holed up in the closet so her guest wouldn't see that she had children.Д«ut this pattern only kept up until Miara was 3 and Caspar was 2. Their mother lived in the cellar of the bar she worked at, and the two were left alone in the evening so she could go upstairs to work. Their parents, who's names have sense been lost to time, were not married, nor was it likely that the two had the same biological father. Miara and Caspar Andreessen were born a year apart in the late 1930s on one version of earth, to human parents.

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