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"That doesn't answer my question" Berith said with a calm air. "Please don't try my patience. It is not a smart idea."

Berith laughed. "Oh, I certainly love seeing fighting between my enemies. It shows just how weak your side really is. Do you really think you can defeat me when you can't even work together? Please. You are all just insects under my foot" he said, then looked at his vampire servants. "I don't mean you, though" he said to them.

(Sorry it took so long to reply. Work was eating up my time and I nearly forgot about the rp. ^.^' )
Alistyre and his warg were back in the mines of Moria, clearing each section of the massave place of goblins and orcs as the dwarf continued to harvest the prescious ore around them only to melt the metal down and forge new weapons and armor for Fiona when she returned to the mines...if she returned to the mines. He had hope for here and he was going to get her pardoned forever by Odin when she did come back, thus breaking his enchantment of control over the one eyed god. And the enchantment only worked once. He was not going to put any enchantments on the armor he was forging except for true immortality. Each piece was designed specifically for Fiona and would be sitting there for her.

"I see." She smirked ever so slightly as she looked at Berith with a calculating glance. "Well, I suppose even bugs like myself have our uses. If anything, I hope I'm a least somewhat amusing to you before you kill me."

Lilly said nothing there, looking between the two of them and feeling as if she had missed something, but did not say anything.

((Sorry, I've been working late these past few nights and Critical Evaluation is next week x-x ))

Nicolai mirrored the spirit warriors movement's, straying close to Lilly before backing just out of Isbjorns reach. His eyes were looked on her neck, his face twisted in to a cruel grin at the thought of sharp fangs digging through tender flesh. It had been a while since the young vampire had fed.

Unlike her brother Lilith stood still as stone, her face impassive as the young girl turned on her comrade and friend. It was like watching a child throw a tantrum. Sometimes she found Valkyrie's to complex in their meaningless emotions.

Fredrika yawned and trudged after Max, heading to the other side of the city seemed to be proving difficult amongst the clammer of traders and customers. several time's the sorcery had pulled her ways from a book shop window or a tool stall.

Apparently he had no intention of letting her slip away and avoid Wagner that easily.

Berith laughed. "I guess we'll have to see, but we'll have to deal with a couple of other insects first" Berith said, looking at Lilly and Isbjorn. Dark electricity crackled around his fingers.

"Eep!" Lilly muttered, turning to attempt to run down the hall, even if that meant taking on the vampires. To her, anything was better then dying.

Fiona looked between Berith and Lilly as she ran out the door. "Don't you have servants to do that sort of dirty work for you?" Fiona asked. Of course, she was trying to help Lilly escape. Any attack from Berith meant certain death to Lilly.

Laughing Nicolai watched the smaller Valkyrie bolt through the door before standing to attention and waiting for an order from Berith.

Lillith made no attempt to move, her eyes locked on the spirit, eerie, unblinking. If her brother went for the Valkyrie the spirit would cause them a fair amount of trouble.

Fredrika sighed but agreed to Max's suggestion anyway. The promise of being shown some of the better city sites was enough to keep her complaint, besides wondering around in a big city with no idea where your going probably wasn't one of her better idea's.

She just hoped that the meeting would be quickly, Wagner didn't seem like the type to invite them over for a cup of tea and slice of cake.