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The earthen Yawgmoth tilted his head for a moment. "Define further your scenario. If the abilities we are testing and playing around with could be better used to aid said individual than yes. We would certainly test them more than try them on someone we cared for. If the abilities would have no effect and training them to absolute perfection would mean nothing in the way of helping said person, than no. We would not." Yawgmoth replied. "We would obsess like we always do, over the person. Since we only care for two living creatures deep enough to matter. Our wife, and our son. We would find whatever cure, whatever aid they needed no matter what it took. We would go so far as to pierce a hole through the Great Creator's face if it stood in our way. We see this concerns you. Who is it Ziven? Who is having so much trouble, that you dare stand before a being like ourselves so defiant and concerned. You would sooner rip through us or make the attempt if we were to stop you from helping this person." Yawgmoth said as the blackness from the ground drew up into one central location. The earthen Yawgmoth sunk into the dirt and the blackness dried up. Walking atop the ice from behind her now came the real physical Yawgmoth. "Who is it? Who could touch you so deeply that you stand here as you are, asking us these questions since we are clearly obstructing your 'things to do' ?"

Yawgmoth arched his eyebrow as he listened stifling a snicker about whatever sister he had harming Crow and himself. That was laughable. "Then he is weak. If he cannot resist her change. All people must be made able to make their own choices. If they are unable to do as they please than they are weaker than someone else who is forcing them into such situations. Such is the case with you and us. For example. We wanted your virginity, you did not want us to have it. If we had opted to force it, you are weaker than we since we can impose our will upon you by force. This is power at is basic level." Yawgmoth explained saying one very key word she might pick up on. 'wanted'. "If Reeve does not want to change, but is being forced to, that means, logically, his sister has power over him by imposing her will. This power you must break. If you care enough for him to spare him and give him his own free will back. If Reeve changed in the past, it was more than likely his choice to do so. And he has every right to live the way he wants to. If you were to ask us for advice pet. We would say, that this sister person, blood related or not, needs to be removed. Time will tell if Reeve is harming himself from his change. But forcing someone against their will is usually wrong" He said with a toothy grin on his face "Unless of course, it is us forcing our will on others. Then it is right. To us at least. But that, that is another conversation for another time." he finished with a laugh, finally getting the laugh out for one about his own joke towards the end where he was somehow exempted from that rule in his brain, and laughing about this sister person actually being able to cause him harm. It was almost as laughable as that stupid b***h who had taunted Aliator yesterday. Yawgmoth did not usually degrade women to common 'bitches' in his mind, but that little creature had quite a lot of nerve, and playing on Aliator's weakness to children, especially his own, was a low low trick that even Yawgmoth would not pull.

Yawgmoth nodded. "We wish you luck. You are still weak to us, you are unable to impose your will on others. Not that you want to. But imposing your will, that you want her to leave Reeve alone, on this 'sister' person of his" Yawgmoth too imitated the quotey finger motion with his large hands as he spoke the same word. "Will make you stronger than her, strong for the person you care about. Which, when you boil it all down. Is all that matters in this life to some people. Some people like you" Yawgmoth said stepping back onto the icy lake. "You have things to do now don't you? Reeve is not our problem or someone we care for. So we will do the opposite of you. We will continue to toy around with our new gifts until we are amused. You however, will hopefully lend your aid and be strong for the one you care about. If you cannot stand tall for the ones close to your heart, than you do not deserve this life." Yawgmoth said in a cold fashion, almost hinting he would kill her if she failed to stand up for Reeve, not that he would, it wasn't his drama, or his ordeal. He just liked to poke at her when he could. With that, his body once more merged with the icy lake re-melting it into the black tar pit looking thing it was when she arrived.

strolls to the lake, book in hand. she had been out venturing when she decided that the lake was the place she longed to be, in hopes that some of her friends would soon be joining her there. she sat in a lawn chair and just took in the beautiful view

Seeing that angel has arrived, she walks to the waters edge, "Such a beautiful evening isn't it Angel?"

"It's ok, i think" she says as she slowly starts to retreat back to her chair. she is unsure wether she should stand there near the beast or get as far away as fast as possible.

"You know, I get a little lonely, so I spent the bulk of the day at the beach just staring out into space and reading from time to time... then I took a long walk, I traveled as far as my feet would take me. Just wanted to keep moving so that I could keep the lonliness out of my mind. That is when I decided to come here at the lake hoping that someone who I knew would be here. and there you came. So I guess to answer your question, well but unwell at the same time if that makes any sense" she says as she adjusted herself in her seat.

"I see. Anythign I can do to make your time without them more bearable for you?" she knew that Angel wouldn't be able to do anything about helping her. She just wanted so bad to be wanted herself. Not just anyone would do... She wanted to be wanted by the right person. She knew not who that would be at this current time, but when the time was right, she would know and then she wouldn't have to be so lonesome