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As they all found their places inside the dank room, the conversation led on. Adi was happy to leave but Claudia wanted them both in on this, and Claudia seemed to have a plan in place already. At first his reaction was filled with confusion, and then more frustration as she mentioned their ever protecting Queen, Declasia. She still thought the queen was against them... perhaps with good reason too... she did seem a bit lost recently but that was still not a good enoguh excuse if you didn't want to be locked up for life. And life is a long time for one of the Liber'Immunis... they were still damned with longevity, not quite as strongly as vampires, but still long enough to make prison unbearable. But she moved onto a better focus, solving the problem of the darkness that was coming. It all tied into the old stories... but Claudia had thebetter idea of solving it themslves rather than holding onto the childhood myths!

"I agree" Nyru began softly. " So far we only have information indicating its allegiance to death itself apparently... If only there was someone out there that had a better knowledge of the past and present... of stories and so on. I mean.. you're right. Something must be causing this, it seemed as though those things needed specific conditions to spawn, like they were being called-" he then widened his eyes and struck a glare at Claudia. "which reminds me!, earlier, before you arrived and before you awoke" he spoke to Adi then. "a messenger came to me and told me that the Queen needed us to know that the weathermancers of Shard are to blame for the vanishing shadows. they cleansed our skies and with it the nightmares were gone too... So... something must deffinitely be calling them... someone perhaps.. but we havn't the faintest idea who it could be.." he sighed, looking down to the side.

Nyru agreed easily and why shouldn't he? She knew what they were getting themselves into and dragging along an innocent gypsy with them. The blonde listened to Nyru carefully as he referred to the stories that use to scare them as children. He was indicating that the occurrences at Shard and in the City of Crows are connect to those tales. Oddly enough, she was on the same page as her partner.

Suddenly, he brought up something interesting about a message coming to see he. The weathermancers were being accused of the shadows? Why? They fought in a war, and the thanks they get is being wrongfully blamed for something out of their control. The Queen probably hid the information until this moment, she wasn't making a good impression for herself. Claudia grimaced before Adi spoke up and the female's reply sounded a bit forceful. "You fought against the same enemy as us, did you not? You are not only a witness to that monstrosity, but now you know our plans. If you leave how do I know you won't tell our secrets? Besides, your a light wielder and can fend well against the darkness unlike us." The shadowmancer made her point, and the gypsy was staying whether she liked it or not.

Going back to the very last part of Nyru's comment she replied, "We'll figure out who or what is behind this if we explore further into the things we know right now. We can always assume who it will be, but we need proof." Coming from someone who kept blaming their supposed "ruler or queen" for a lot of events. She sighed as she watched Adi cress a small piece of paper at the corner of her eye.

The mention of the paper made the conversation become heated, Nyru could have sworn the vibe emanated like raw fire before him, particularly from Claudia's gaze. Nyru, specifically now, didn't want any such heated arguments, Claudia of all people needed to stay calm at the moment. Nyru however, standing relatively close to Adi leaned over and could just about see what was on the paper. "Don't worry" came his calm and almost coarse voice, perhaps he was getting a cold? "it's just a number, nothing she can do with a number", he then leaned back against the wall, his dark hair following his angle against the doorframe. In the twilight from outside the window his face was pale, like many Daywalkers, but his hair shimmered and his eyes glistened dark, dark blue, like the deepest parts of a blue ocean during midnight.

Nyru obviously didn't want to deal with a cat fight so he learned over the gypsy's shoulder to confirm that the parchment wasn't a threat. The blonde knew not to underestimate the female and a few mere numbers became a great deal to her. Her male counterpart backed away to reclaim his spot against the wall making herself comfortable. Claudia, however, stood her ground until Adi pleaded or would try to pick a fight. Her choice would decide her fate if she wasn't cautious with her actions or words. The girl was unwise to perform both at the same time.

Adi raged against the blonde and she stood there silently, her mood unchanged. The female's body tightened by the tense meaning of all the words she spoke trying to stand up against Claudia. The shadowmancer smirked as she closed her emerald eyes backing down or it looked that way. "You have guts and your not afraid to voice your opinions as well as your thoughts." The started stepping back some of the wooden boards creaked eerily under her step. She stopped and in the blink of an eye, she pulled out her bow that was mounted on her back along with the quiver of arrows and loaded an arrow onto it. She pointed the tip of the arrow at Adi and said, "Go ahead and leave, but I hope you know that I never miss."

After he said what he said ti seemed to cause the tension to stop for a split second but it soon came back, and no less than an ounce stronger. Not only that, Adi said how she she must have helped the wrong people. A sinking feeling set in as Rur'Adika moved away towards the windowsill, it was the feeling of loss, the feeling that twisted your gut telling you that something was wrong and Nyru hated it. When Claudia rejoined the heated debate, he found himself speechless. He stared at Claudia blankly, with a face that said 'you can't be asking me this question?', he was literally torn in two. In his head he heard himself say No... but he was never brave enough to say it. He didn't want to lose his only companion, the other royal guards were too far up their own arses to enjoy being around.

And then she made a final speech before leaving the room, Nyru couldn't say anything. He wanted to be able to talk to her, to say that he forgave her and that she didn't have to beat herself up so much. But another part of him told him to ignore her, or to tell her that she couldn't keep losing her temper like that. And then he remembered Adi was in the room too, looking over his shoulder he could see her there in the twilight... "You're not a prisoner..." he began softly. "Claudia has only ever had me and i've only ever had her, but now we've finally found someone like you i guess you could say its hard to let go. You can leave if you want, we're only good at keeping people away...-"

From outside came an old, almost screeching sound that seemed to whoosh in and out of existence, echoing in the air outside in the streets. Nyru then narrowed his brows and looking out the glowing window, a singular bright light flashed softly with the sounds. He then began to fear it was more shadow monsters, giving a glance to Adi to see if she was still there or not, he looked back at the window. Wiping away the condensation he found himself staring at a blue box, like an old phone box, and then heard the soft clunk of it somehow landing. He then raised his brows and gasped, dark blue eyes wide open as he said "Claudia's out there!" Like a bolt of lightning he turned on his heels leaving behind a trail of his tattered cape and waist cloth, stopping at the doorway (if Adi was still there) to hang onto the frame as he tugged himself backwards to give her a stare, a mixture of urgency and request for her to come with him, he just wanted things to work out again, and if there were more shadow creatures... he hoped that by the Angel Lysandiel she would come with them.