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~After a time though he begins to pay attention to his surroundings.~

Heh. Seems someone had some fun. Dead bodies. Heh. Guess its time I left. Let's see whats going on in the outside world.

~With that said, Truinthil disappeared from the hallway.~

Red flower pedals would swirl about in the air as a black horse drawn carriage was driven through them. It was Gankutsuou's carriage and today he looked to be touring the area. It hadn't been long since his and Griffin's arrival back to Earth from their short space voyage to find Bell. His sister was back on the planet, so the search would continue here. The carriage would slow to a stop about 30ft from the open gash in the temple's face. Bodys were still about, some feasted upon by local animals no doubt. Bertuccio would open the carriage door, and address The Count, whom was now staring at the temple, bodys, and surrounding area. "Will this place work my lord?" After a moments pause The Count would nod slowly. "Yes... This place will do, but first we have a little redecorating to attend to." With a nod Bertuccio would leave The Count's side. He understood well what The Count had meant and was now up in the head of the carriage with Baptistin, preparing to go in and move out the bodys. It would be a lengthy process but well worth it. Haydée would look out to the flowers in silence, this seemed a nice enough place if one didn't know its history.

With the burrials completed, and the plans drawn up all that was needed now were skilled trades people. Once again The Count's black carriage would speed off in the direction of Twice Royal. This time Baptistin and Haydée would remain behind, 'holding down the fort' as it were. There was much to do, and it would take time and Twice Royal's muscle and workers. Lord knew there was no other city around with workers for hire. Heading towards the forest, perhaps The Count would catch a glimps of Griffin's sister Bell as she tried to make it back to the city. Being a kindly gentleman, and if Bell would allow it, perhaps he'd even give her a lift. Griffin would no doubt be pleased to see his sister safe again, that is, if The Count caught sight of her as his carriage crossed by the forest.

(( Just so it is known, I do have Kaiori's permission for this venture as she's not going to be using the temple for a while. This is only a temporary set up. Also my characters are very mortal, and have no 'abilities' as you put it. By the way, how would you have known they were remodling? All they did was remove the dead bodies and burry them. Nothing else was said to anyone else yet in character. I'm just going now in Twice Royal to see about getting workers to do some rebuilding and remodeling. There's no way you could have known, including your hooded characters. They were no where around at the time. confused ))

(( sweatdrop I do hope so. I'd hate to loose my human and alien princess. She plays the harp wonderfully, and Baptistin is a wonderful chef. ))

Val was still unsettled. His weapon remained hidden under the brown cloak on his right side. His rather angry voice spoke again. Even so, he was examining his 'opponent,' and so far it seemed there was little to be concerned with.

"Are you really so blind? You've disturbed the resting place of hundreds of lost souls.... and for what purpose? Explain yourself now..... And do not dare try to trick me or you won't have a prayer if I return." His position never wavered, but at least he wasn't coming any closer to the man.

"Forgive my saying...... but shoveling dirt on someone isn't respect." He did have to admit it was better than the carcass picking birds, but Val was a far cry from letting Baptistin off so easily. It was a start at least.

"What do you plan to do this temple..... and on whose authority....." Even if he was a little less angry, his eyes didn't let up any with their glare.