Cherubian
Supernova
- Joined
- Aug 30, 2010
RE: Journeys of a Demon's Daughter
For someone who claimed to have goals as altruistic as hers Tarona sure was quite liberal in handing out death threats. Which left a slight nagging doubt in Verialyn whether what she claimed it to be truly was her full agenda. But this was neither the time to voice her irritation nor the traces of scepticism. There was another matter at hand.
Maybe she was influenced by some of her most recent experiences. Whatever it was, on the issue of that slavery law proposal her opinion matched that of her secretive host. Becoming all business like Verialyn therefore began to inquire further, with her hands folded casually in her lap. "Assuming that it is in your best interest that I succeed, maybe you can give me a bit more information? A name to that face would be a start, as would be knowing the date when he intends to put forth this proposal of his. Plus of course anything that could offer an angle to approach him. Where he lives, weaknesses, vices, the usual fare..."
Maybe there was a nonlethal method to resolve this, though in this particular case she shared the rather terminal view Madame had expressed previously, and she would be willing to employ extreme and final means to solve this particular problem.
For someone who claimed to have goals as altruistic as hers Tarona sure was quite liberal in handing out death threats. Which left a slight nagging doubt in Verialyn whether what she claimed it to be truly was her full agenda. But this was neither the time to voice her irritation nor the traces of scepticism. There was another matter at hand.
Maybe she was influenced by some of her most recent experiences. Whatever it was, on the issue of that slavery law proposal her opinion matched that of her secretive host. Becoming all business like Verialyn therefore began to inquire further, with her hands folded casually in her lap. "Assuming that it is in your best interest that I succeed, maybe you can give me a bit more information? A name to that face would be a start, as would be knowing the date when he intends to put forth this proposal of his. Plus of course anything that could offer an angle to approach him. Where he lives, weaknesses, vices, the usual fare..."
Maybe there was a nonlethal method to resolve this, though in this particular case she shared the rather terminal view Madame had expressed previously, and she would be willing to employ extreme and final means to solve this particular problem.