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With a giggle, she pounced him in a loving hug, changing to her actual training clothes. "I was playing with you. This is what I wear when I train." she said with a giggle, wearing a simple tunic that was rather beat up.

"Yes, of course! Oh! You get to meet the Sargent!" she said with a bright giggle, literally jumping down the entire flight of stairs in one hop, landing lightly on the floor beneath. Immediately she ran across the living room, flinging herself out the door as it swung open for her on her way out. Brom, who had been calmly, quietly reading in the living room laughed when he saw this but did not move.

Once outside, Ziven had began to breathe deeply, stretching and moving in challenging ways to ensure she was fully limber. When Fox came out, she was already half way through a hand stand, holding the pose and giggling as her face was covered by her tunic falling over her face, though she was wearing shorts under the tunic and the top was snug enough that she was not exposed. Feet slowly coming down again, she held herself with her stomach toward the sky, her hands and feet still planted on the ground for the moment as she looked at Fox with a bright smile. With a slight push of her hands, she was standing on her feet again. "Please follow!" she said cheerfully as she bolted away from the house, knowing he would be able to keep up. There was a small cottage, not too far from her house, just under a mile. Two men were outside, sparing until they saw Ziven and Fox approaching. The one man sheathed his sword, catching Ziven in a big hug, the other kept his eyes on Fox, looking at him with suspicion, asking her if this one was bothering her. "Oh no! This is my Little One, you may call him Fox!"

Smiling brightly still, she released the man from her hug and looked at them both with a smile. "May Fox train also? Or perhaps you would like for us to train so you may both observe today?" she asked brightly, bowing her head respectfully.

Smiling brightly when she saw them both nod, she looked to Fox for a moment with the same bright smile before looking more serious and focused. Her feet shifted, she was ready to begin.

A moment later though, the men looked at each other, both touching their ears. Soon they explained they needed to care for something but wanted them to return tomorrow for training.

Smiling brightly, Ziven went to Fox, hugging him and taking him back to her house with a pop.

The puddle of black liquid had been going to go for retribution, to kill Seisuke but was diverted by Brom and Feldspar flying overhead. It changed course and followed. Arriving at Ziven's house just shortly after he'd sat down the liquid bubbled up into Yawgmoth. Though there was still some on the ground in a writhing twitching mass beneath him. Like he was standing on him. His tear streaked face and now dry white eyes starred in Brom's direction. He said nothing. Simply waiting for her father to react to his presence. Considering the amount of power flowing from the darkness beneath him alone, it would be enough to alert almost anyone to his presence. Not that he cared. He wanted them to come.

"Not really." her replied softly to Carus. Taking a deep breath, his head tilted slightly, knowing Yawg was there. Still not moving, he mustered the strength to speak loud enough that the dark man could hear. "Please ease my mind in knowing you are not having your way with her."

Looking to Yawg, Carus said, "If, no, when you track the bastards down, give them an extra punch for me." His voice was cold and empty, enough to send chills down a mortals spine.