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She thought for a moment, "It's owned by a demoness in that general direction....the left." She sighed. "She invited me and I don't know that I've been. I'm not always the most social of beings." She smiled at the comment. She must seem very social indeed.

She shrugged, "Very well, do as you will. You may feed once you know where I live." She nodded to herself. "Just stay away from my humans." She smiled again. Alistair was very protective of those who kept her safe in the day. Standing before the thresh hold of her doorway, she walked up the stairs and opened the front door, using her key to unlock it. Upon stepping within, she looked about. "Hello? Anyone about?" she called.

Moments later, a tall, thin, dark-haired lad clad in black with numerous tattoos and peircings in a visible state. "Ali! You've returned to us? Or have you come for your bed, dear? And, who's your friend?"

"Ah, Gavan, tis nice to see you are well and that the great waters have done naught to you." She smiled at him, her deathly cold hand rested lightly on his shoulder for a moment. "I am here for my coffin, yes. I'm afraid that I will be staying in the Coven now but will be by more the frequently to visit. Thank you for keeping it for me." She smiled sweetly.

Gavan nodded, "I understand, my friend, I understand..."

Gavan smiled, "There now, at least you have eyes. Are you hear to help her, then? I'm Gavan by the way." He extended his hand to be shaken in greeting.

Alistair shook her head and he withdrew her hand, "He's called Rauvn." She decided to answer for him such that he could observe and not be noted as a vampire. Not for his saftey, but so that he coudl be more comfortable.

She shook her head, No, not mine. He was raised thus and then became the man that he is.... "Yes, he's going to be helping me.....a new friend is always good if their stronger than we two," she added jokingly. "How are Daire and Varvara?" she asked in a low tone.

Gavan laughed, "Very well. They've been getting along fabulously..."

She nodded, Alright, my friend, we'll get it and go.... "My dear Gavan, could you unlock the door up there because we must be on our way. I will stop in from time to time to check up on you though." She smiled at him and he at her.

"Very well, My Lady Alistair, defender of man." Gavan laughed and walked up the stairs and then turned down a corridor and stopped before a dark wooden door. Upon unlocking it, he said, "Stop by anytime. It was nice to meet you, Rauvn." Then, he left.

Alistair smiled at Rauvn."Well, shall we?"

She smiled in return to his guesture and stepped inside the room. Carefully, she closed the heavy lid over the green satin lining. She sighed, glad to have her own coffin again. There was a sort of peice that decended over the mind when one regained the only home they had. "Well, she's a heavy one, but I'll do my best to help you." She smiled and walked to the foot of the coffin. Then, she waited for him to assume the proper position such that they could leave. "many thanks, again, Sir Rauvn."

She nodded, "Oak with an inlay of something that is a bit heavier.....stone." She smiled. "I wanted no chances of it being thought of as an "open" casket sort of deal...." She sighed and then prepared to lift it. "Let's just hurry back and put it in the room down the hall from you, okay?"