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"I may be but your still not." He grumbled some more and pulled Kalore back to him. That action surprised him beyond understanding. There was no way that he liked having the elf this close. No way in HELL did he like this elf this close or anyone but he found that a small part of him did. Yeah, this caring for someone business was seriously starting to scare him.

Why did he care so much? They hardly know each other and he could easily break Kalore with his hand no matter how much the elf fought. He was just that strong and evil in ways no one had begun to image. Though the mere thought of himself harming Kalore was as revolting as harming a little baby or animal. Which, he never did that. He had values and morals that barely any of the demons of Hell had.

Monty looked down at Kalore and raised a brow. He fell asleep. On him? No way? He wasn't the comfortable to have fallen asleep on. Mentally shrugging, he gently moved Kalore and picked him up to place him on the bed so that he could sleep more comfortably. He placed a blanket on him and went to sit on his chair. Opening his book, he let himself get lost in it while wondering what the hell was wrong with him. There was a lot wrong with him but he didn't know where to begin.

Monty had his usual mask of aloof, indifference and turned to look at Rave. "If that offer includes either head of that runt or the heathen then I would greatly like that. Otherwise, no thank you. Once the elf wakes up I will get him something and then myself." He turned to look back at his book as if nothing occurred hours ago. He wasn't moving anywhere that would alarm Kalore and well, he didn't want to leave him by himself.

Monty looked over his shoulder again, with a raised brow. "I have many reasons for my dislike of the elf. If you would kindly tell me your assumptions on the ones you believe I have against Gambler then I would be cooperative to share my thoughts on the runt." He didn't like that innocent fascade because he didn't believe that anyone could be that innocent. You could to the extent. The Twin's didn't count because they are still boys in a grown man's world who have been shielded from as much harm as possible by all of them in the group.

A corner of his mouth went up slightly. "It's deeper than that but you don't need to know the details of that." He looked at Kalore and then closed his book. "It has everything to with this situation. Not with the blonde elf the whole thing." He said amazingly quiet. "There is a reason why I'm here and not Gambler. I would explain more but I don't trust these walls with such fine hearing from elves." He said, hoping that Eldin was sleeping or not paying attention.

Monty nodded slightly but grumbled a foreign curse about the angels. "It has to do with her mostly and with one other. Though that one is dead, I just need her pretty head on a platter to make the set complete." If this elf wanted to know all about his fall then he was more than welcomed to know but the male had better sit down as well because it was a long and complicated story that if the author tried to write all over again, she might get in trouble for writing a full book about it in one post.

"Water would be enough and she stay's alive until you are no longer in the picture, elf. And how long that will be depends solely on you." He said, looking away from the elf arrogantly and opened his book again. Yes he would back off his heathen boss, enemy and friend until Rave and the other elves were no longer in the picture, only because he wanted to focus more on the blonde elf.