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"Your distaste for troublesome people is eerily similar to ours. We do not take kindly to annoying insects that scurry around and get on our nerves. So we believe that ourselves, and you will get along just fine so it would seem." Yawgmoth commented with a sly smile splitting his lips showing more of his teeth. Yawgmoth's teeth were odd, most of them were sharp ended like canines and two in the front could be considered 'fangs' but since he was not a vampire or any species like them they were like..ornamental than practical. "Do answer us one question though. We have only seen one other individual wield a weapon like yours. How proficient are you with it?" Yawgmoth inquired tilting his head in waiting for a response.

Yawgmoth chuckled lightly as Kurohito displayed his weapon. "Truthfully, we detest the use of weapons. If we can avoid using them we will. We only use one ourselves, a dual sided battle axe made from the metal of our homeland. Nothing special about it, no magical enchantments, no special powers, simply a large dual bladed battle axe. A very large and very effective weapon provided one has the body and arms to wield such a large and heavy blade." Yawgmoth commented. Though he more liked axes because more often than not it was the weight of axe that would crush before the blade actually cut. Not to mention since Yawgmoth was rather huge in the upper body region he could easily maneuvar such a weapon negating the ax's only drawback of being slow and unwidely.

While juggling he missed the orange flame sphere causing it to bounce off the table and tumble to the ground, the fire rapidly extinguishing itself* Damn....I suck *He chuckled to himself and threw away the blue ball, it shared a fate with the orange one* I wonder...whatever happened to Mr. Angry who used to stalk the rafters here.... I guess I'll run into him soon enough. However, in the mean time I shall catch a quick nap. *Groaning, he forced himself up long enough to shuffle over to a couch. With the same grace of a falling tree he fell onto the cushioned furniture

"The axe is a very good weapon, however, I have only used them for cutting wood, or other materials for building or fires." He nodded as he glanced over to the man throwing fire around and laughed to himself a bit. "Well, I know the place is going to be interesting. As for you Yawgmoth, what magiks sit under your skin?" He asked with an inquisitive (sp?) tone.

There was a slightly amused smile showing on her lips at the question the man had asked Yawgmoth and of course, Yawgmoth had given an answer that she figured he would have. Better to leave people guessing than to tell them truly what one was capable of. Least that way, they would wind up surprised during a altercation. Or a fight. Neither one she really wanted to be part of right now. Hence why she was staying off to one side, finishing an ice cube off, as she pushed her now empty glass aside.

She still wondered why he addressed himself as he had. Maybe some sort of merging of minds. Who knew what happened since the last time she had been there. She had served as a healer for a knight or a paladin, she believed. But that was at least a year ago, felt like forever. Could have at least been a few months. Time just continued onwards as it always did.

She put her chair back down on all four legs and merely leaned forward, debating on either ordering another drink or walking outside for abit of fresh air. Weapons discussions weren't really something she was interested in interjecting her own opinions into. She'd rather just observe for now. The newcomer seemed like he had a level head on his shoulders, which was even better news. And he seemed to be holding an alright conversation with Yawgmoth, she had to give him credit where it was due. Blonde hair fell down in front of her face as she started to check the fittings of her leather gloves, trying to keep busy and yet, keep an open sense of what was going on.

Yawgmoth simply chuckled, trying not to laugh harder at Kurohito's blunt description of him though it was at least correct. "We assure we are not a demon despite our appearance. We are...quite unique in genetic structure. We can assume many forms but most are boring. We prefer this one, as does our wife." . In response to his second question Yawgmoth shrugged a little. "We might act like we own the place but we do not, it is not up to us so do indulge yourself if that is your wish." Yawgmoth replied. The sound of the chair hitting the floor again when the girl put it back down made Yawgmoth turn his head a little in her direction. Deciding it was time to provoke her some Yawgmoth asked. "You, woman. Why is it that you pay attention to us yet you say nothing? It is clear to us there is some interest coming from you. Do say what is on your mind. We haven't killed anyone for talking....in a long awhile anyway." Yawgmoth finished, his more sinister side began to show as he prodded the woman to join in their conversation whether she wanted to be a part of it or not. A small grin formed on his face which coupled with his crimson eyes proved to be a frightful expression.

Yawgmoth had to laugh aloud at her for a moment, he thought she was afraid of him but here she was on a speech about a respectful pronoun was requested instead of the general term "woman". Some guts she had. Tilting his head for a moment Yawgmoth then responded. "We remember you yes, your name? No. The reason we were approaching you before Kurohito here came in was because we wanted to find out who you were and put a name to whom we recognized. Though it seems you are quite aware of who we are. It's not surprising anymore. We have become something of an infamous figure around the syndicate these days. But now, now woman you have our interest." he finished still opting to call her woman instead because he did not feel that as of yet she deserved any of his respect. "What is your name, and when was the last time you were here? We will explain everything to you. We have existed through it all so there is no better person to ask."