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"The only reason this place is not in ruins is because you told us before you left, that was the reason you didn't want us to go with you. Because we have a habit of...destruction and chaos. There are people here, people like you who doesn't deserve death. Would a lie really be telling you this? Or would a lie be trying to convince you to destroy this place so you waste what little magics you have left?" Yawgmoth said taking another step towards her. Hoping his logic and understanding of what she'd really want, what was said before she left would penetrate this haze of confusion and allow her to trust him. Truthfully, if when she regained her sanity she wanted him to wipe this place from existence he'd be delighted. Their arrogance offended him, weaklings had no right to bear arms like this, to imprison those stronger than themselves. Insects, all of them.

"No. But if that's what it will take. Stay here. Do not move from this spot." Yawgmoth commanded looking around for any sign of a larger building or something that contain the magics of all these people and one powerful enough to siphon his own. Wait...wait that was it he thought. Grinning to himself at his own genius he raised his hand into the air and let the shadows crawl up it releasing into the air. Surely the machine would siphon the magical energy. All he had to do was following the shadows, follow where his darkness was being drained to. Finding the direction in which the wisps of dark energy were being pulled he used his senses, his control of them to follow and began walking. Hoping Ziven would actually listen to him and sit tight. Long enough for him to destroy whatever it was draining him. Besides, it was starting to become an annoyance.

"Very well then." he said grumbling. Luckily the fear he'd inspired by slaughtering those prisoners and guards foolish enough to try and assault him along the way to finding her was enough to deter most from getting anywhere near him by this point. He came to the front of a very large building, not quite the largest so it wouldn't stick out so much but still one of the bigger ones. "This is where our energy is going. The shadows tell us its inside.." he said raising his foot and kicking the doors off causing them to collapse inside. Stepping in he looked straight ahead at whatever was draining them of their magics.

A flood of darkness surged back into him eager to return to its master. The shadows danced around him wisps caressing every inch of him. He held his hand out and let them dance up and down his arms before they slunk back down into his shadows with a gentle hissing sound. Gripping his hand into a fist he thought for a few moments. "Yes, before our desire to squish these insects grows any further." he replied moving over to her, placing his hand upon her shoulder just long enough to cause them to vanish, knowing she'd still be weary of him, skin contact was all that was necessary, even if only for an instant.

Yawgmoth's arms were crossed over his chest and his expression was that of solemn grumpiness. He did not want to be here and if his sex life and relationship wasn't in potential jeopardy he probably wouldn't be here and would instead be stuffing himself full with food and wine or sleeping it off like a big lazy bear. "That would be the moment we arrived until we leave and are back home again honestly" he said quietly hoping only she could hear it. It was clear he didn't want to be there to anyone, himself, her the elves hell. Even the birds and wildlife probably knew by now.

Scoffing the titan did not uncross his arms or lighten his mood. "We will stay. Only because we care about you and we do not trust this land with you alone. Not after last time. We will slaughter every last living thing in this entire place before we let you wander here alone again." he threatened watching the elven people around them many of whom were still starring at him. Typical. He was an oddity, he was a large man with demonic figures only he didnt have the typical demonic aura of pure evil and instead carried a cold dark feeling like an empty void thus leaving those sensitive beings to guess just what he was. "Now, can we move and get this over and done with." he demanded in a gruff tone trying to avoid eye contact with her, else he'd feel guilty for being such a stubborn b*****d. He could not afford guilt right about now.

He unfolded his arms and rolled his eyes flexing his fingers open and shut "You can stop trying, we are stable. Unhappy, but stable. We will be fine. Just do whatever it is we're here for. Do not worry about us for once." he said giving her a slight grin hoping she would understand he wanted to be left alone from her constant badgering about his mood and just let him brood so they could get on with their business and go back home as fast as possible.