my inner demons a daemos daughter, strong and free (edited)

where am i?

as I found myself in what the humans call an alleyway. As I hear walking around the corner, I retreat to a wall. I can hear someone asking if someone's there. Shoot my horns! I place my hands on them and send my magic against them. A blue and pink glow emitted from them as they became hidden.

w"hello? Is someone there?" The woman said as she stepped forward, I slowly looked around the corner, afraid.

Are you alright? You don't have to be afraid of me." The woman said, trying to reassure me, that I slowly came out of my hiding place.

Where are you're parents?" The woman asked, and I just stood there, afraid.
Can you talk?I know some people who might be able to help you. Just come with me; you don't have to be scared." The woman said in the most gentle voice,
one that I've only heard Lady Grandma use. She lifted her hand in jester for me to take her hand.
I just took her hand; she made me feel like the world's not scary.
We came to a building that had strange markings. I guess it's for children. As we walked in, a man in a green suit welcomed us, I just hid behind the woman, The woman sat me down and started asking me more questions, but this time she was writing my answers down.
"Do you have any family members that you can contact?" The woman asked me, and I just shook my head.
Friends, teachers, any one?"I just shook my head again.
What's your name? Do you have one?"
M"Minara.... can I go now?"I said in a whimper of a voice, the woman nodded, and I left for the playing area. There were so many strange objects there—wooden blocks for stacking and little bright-colored objects. I moved the objects around; I didn't see any use for them. After that, I was pretty much stuck in the place the woman left me at. I never saw that woman again; that was seven and a half years ago, so I left that place because I proved that I could take care of myself. I am now living by spending nights on rooftops and doing tasks to earn money. I haven't always had the best of luck in my new life, but I enjoy what I can.