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"So be it." Ziro spoke as he turned, "You would've been a powerful ally though, gotta say I'm disappointed." He said as he shruged his shoulders. "And didn't you ever learn that eavesdropping is rude?" Ziro said in an annoyed tone to Adele. His expression became slightly darkened, "Yes Genji, that could be true, but then why even capture the princess in the first place? I mean if he's just going to release her early there was no point. You never really know these things Genji. For all we know, this Menos could be plotting something against everyone. But that's completely hypothetical, I'm sure you've got it all figured out."

"I know the elemental royalty. They rely on their elemental comrades, especialy other royalty. I doubt anyone would plot against his own nation, especialy if you rule over it." He frowned after Ziro accused Menos of captureing Cyra. "Besides, Cyra was captured by a Man from wind, and was wanted by that no good Queen Ashe." He nodded. "And I'm sure he will take the throne. None opposed him beore Cyra was attacked, other than a Half-Dragon from fire, but he lacked true royal blood, and was uneligeble." He shot a look at both of them. "Thats why I hate being lumped together with all other assasins. Ninja just don't kill, we know how to gain and use non-target intellegence to our advantadge." Genji didn't care how they took that assasin crack, they dared not attack while Kiraka was with him.

Adele shot a look at Genji, "I wouldn't say that. He probably knows something about some assassins. But you," she said stabbing her finger into Genji's chest, "don't know everything about assassins. I happen to be one. So don't act like you know everything about every little assassin in the world." She jabbed her finger harder, "I have heard about you, Genji Kamikariazuo. You are the one who caused some trouble during a very important gathering. I hear you know have a bounty on your head, dead or alive." She turned around and sat by the fire, "Don't worry, I'm not after your life. Nor will I take you by force and throw you in prison with your little friend. Now tell me this, if you knew that Menos would become king and set your friend free, then why cause all that trouble? Why would you cause yourself all this trouble? Now you are constantly running. The only companionship you can get now is from your dragon and the few people, like us, that aren't going to start attacking you on the spot." She looked at him, "And don't act like the running doesn't bother you," her gaze became distant and she thought about something, "As I recall, I thought I heard you say that you hated it."

"Don't go threatening me, I'm an assassin too ya' know!" Ziro said, just before Adele broke off into speech. Ziro clenched his fists, "I know how you feel, my father was killed, as well." Ziro looked down, "I dare not avenge him, for those who killed him are in far greater numbers than me, and I would surely be slaughtered. Ninjas...In ways, we're all kind of similar, huh? And who are we to decide others fates, I kill for respect, money and power, but no longer. I will now kill for honor and loyalty. Genji, I want to help you on your journey, I feel that it is destiny that brought all three of us together," Ziro held out a hand to Genji, for the first time it did not grasp a blade, "What'd ya' say?"

Adele smiled, "Well I wasn't planning to go with you guys, but..." she shrugged, "Why not? It will be interesting." Her eyes widened when Genji pulled electricity from himself and held it out to Ziro. "Do NOT expect me to make that pact-thingy that you are doing!" She folded her arms tightly against her chest, "I am no lighting elementalist! A simple handshake will do for me."

Adele looked at the hand in front of her for a moment, then shook it. "This should be fun." she said with a smile. She let go of Ziro's hand and held it out to Genji.

Ziro declined the food Genji offered him. Remaining standing as the sun quickly dropped over their heads. The night was calm and the stars were up, and now it was time for some relaxation.