(Got it, I'll send you a PM.)

For Hitan, it was good that the doors opened slowly. It gave him some time to get used to the fact that, for once, he was actually taking the initiative in interacting with anyone. He wasn't sure he liked how he did things, so they would have to see.
The greeting did startle him to an extent, though. Straightforward and right to the point. He supposed Time, as the books said, really didn't delve deeply into cordiality if the situation didn't require it. Though, he also supposed most situations didn't strictly require such a thing.
He inclined his head slightly in greeting. "Hello, Time." He felt it mandatory to return the greeting verbally at least. "There's nothing of too much significance, but I wish to talk to you about some recent happenings." He added, "I'm sorry if I'm causing a disturbance. I can leave if needed."

(There he goes with leaving lol)

To be honest, he wasn't all that reassured by the "too much", but he offered a plaintive smile and followed the cue with what sounded like a relatively light-hearted "Thank you". 

Hitan started slightly at the sound of the doors closing, but caught himself in the act and tried to shrug the tension off of his shoulders before following again. Honestly, he hadn't expected many people; he was sure there were more of Time's followers outside the tower. His thoughts were interrupted by all the books, though...
"Thank you for the welcome, and I'm fine. Thank you for asking," he responded, trying to not give away the fact he's the absolute bookworm he is.
No reading right now, Hitan. You need social interaction.

What was he supposed to say? The narrator is uncivilized and knows no manners.
"I felt like it was mandatory for me to apologize for everything you and your followers have been dragged into," he said, getting right to the point. He hesitated, then added, "I didn't look at most of their names, but I do know a mage named Heaven Dean had to witness some...unsightly event related to me. I'm sure the event you've witnessed need not be recalled again."

(Oof)
(Do you think she'd have left then? Also feel free to post randomly lol and I'll try to patch it up a bit. Sorry for leaving you behind lol)

The angel really didn't think just the fact the other fought and had seen worse things justified anything. He supposed he was biased; the conditions applied to himself. He just slightly looked away for a moment. Why not go with Time logic? "It could be much worse."

"I do not know. I'm not a demon in nature," said Hitan. It probably would have been a joke, but he seemed pretty serious.

"Perhaps." Hitan made a so-and-so gesture lightly with his right hand. His left arm and hand remained slack by his side, as he tried to keep it. "I think there is always more good or evil that can be done in any scenario."

"I suppose it's not good, but it could be worse." Hitan was generally trying to be honest, not trying to undercut anything that had to do with him, but also trying not to overexaggerate anything. The general idea was so Time could maybe see what might happen, but also so he didn't make himself or his problems to be too prominent. He knew fully well Time had his own things to take care of. Honestly, he hadn't expected the conversation to stay on course of anything related to what had happened at the library or towards himself, but again, Time was a straightforward deity.

"My...wellbeing?" he questioned.
Oof.

Hitan laughed softly despite himself. The action gave him pain on the left side of his body. "Well, I presume you're talking about my physical wellbeing. As for my wings, they've regenerated, and I have maintained some basic functions...at some costs, of course, but I think I should try to be optimistic, even for this once."

"Yes." He seemed pleased. "Exactly."

Hitan appeared to think about it, but in truth, he had thought about it numerous times to no avail. He shook his head despondently. "I have no idea."

"I once considered that. However, it seems too straightforward. Celestial beings never do anything for no reason, do they?" Hitan realized he constructed a really long sentence by accident. "Of course, I suppose there's the saying 'never say never'," he added.