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Listening to this, Rave nodded slowly, "The vessel... Mind elaborating, sir?" He had noticed that the man of them had the most forced respect, so might as well go with him. He had multiple comments, but those were ones that a boss should say, not him. But Rave was interested in the aspect of on of these three, or someone else of the Fae's race, becoming a vessel. Did they really need that to win? It would be hard either way, knowing this places knack for trouble, but still. I wonder if it's gotten worse or better since Cecilia's been here...?

Alouthiani looked back at Gambler, eyes blank and confused. "You asked for intimate details. These are intimate details. You think this is all common knowledge?" She asked curiously.

Cyen nodded, "Sure, dating back to the Olde Songs Hoa-Ki would choose a Fae in times of great struggle. Back before the Seelie and Unseelie Court were seperate, there were great and mighty opponents we had to face. Hoa-Ki would choose a Fae good enough to experience her grace. Sometimes it would be a noble, sometimes it would be just the son of a blacksmith. But that Fae could move mountains with the bat on an eye, and rearrange the whole world on a whim. That Fae's goodness increased infinitely would drown out any feeble attempts the Dark Master would have. Bright light always illuminates shadows."

There was always the unspoken fate of those chosen Fae, but best save that for a rainy day. Aria only nodded along to Cyen and Rave's conversation. "Did you have anything specifically you wished to know about? You can't beat them in battle, Gambler, you can only fend them off for a time. The only way to defeat them is if Hoa-Ki is personified, until then you do what you can to keep them at bay."

Listening to what Gambler said, he nodded, understanding what she had to say, but also knowing what the Fae were speaking of. He sighed, staying silent once again as he looked down past his bangs like before. He had a few thoughts going through his mind, but he wouldn't speak. Not until there was a reason for him to.

"Then perhaps it is Aria who has the intellgence and respect of outsiders. I thank you for that consideration." She said, giving the thanks to Aria but keeping her eyes on the other female.

"So you know, if you bless me city, I think half of the population might not survive such goodness. Where there is light, darkness will follow. Where there is a blessing, there is the unblessed. But I'm not the only one here with a mouth to talk." She looked at Rave. "I haven't heard anything from you Rave. What are your thoughts? We are all equal in this place." She said, waving her hand around them in the church and it was true. Anyone who worshipped somone great like God, the Goddess of the Elves or the Great Mother Hoa-ki of the Fae, knows that they are positive beings.

Aria listened to Rave and Gambler think things through. Struggling to keep her thoughts in the here and now and not to the place and time she spent in Logan's arms. Alouthiani and Cyen were aloof and slightly bored. And Alouthiani focused more of her energy into being seductive and sinister.

"I do wonder what Bane is up to, it is oddly quiet since I saw him yesterday on the hill. Usually the new Unseelie work so hard to prove their worth and dedication, yet..." Aria mused and Alouthiani's smoldering gaze shifted to her, along with Cyen's cold and calculating eyes.

"You think he's up to something big don't you?" Cyen asked and Aria nodded.

"Has to be." Aria murmured.

"Now doubt getting his jollies in and planning for the arrival of his new found Demon Lord," Alouthiani hissed and disgust marred her pretty face.

Cyen answered her. "The only thing we can do for you is move in troops and protext your city from the Unseelie Fae at all costs, prevent citizen deaths and burning buildings and so on."

"We can help protect against a catastrophe," Alouthiani said. "Remember Armagon? They had convinced several people into handing their lives over for a human sacrifice!" Aria hissed.

"Hush you foolish creature you!" She scolded in that lyrical language of theirs before returning to Gambler. "The Unseelie have many tricks up their sleeves, and many rituals cleverly disguised as just another trick that helps speed up the arrival of the Dark Master. They are sly and cunning and we know their ways."

"We'll send in as many troops as you permit and put the heaviest secuirty in the places you deem most important. The Unseelie start with the already fallen, then stretch their poison to the ones with chaotic tendencies, and before you know it their cancer has spread. Those who are riteous and pure will submitting to their will convinced that they are still good. But we will help to prevent their disease from spreading." Cyen continued on in that calculating voice of his, already planning which tactical groups he'd put in which places and which chants and spells he'd use to suck the life force dry from the Unseelie Fae.

Gambler's eye twitched. 'Did she just say Armageddon? Duuuuuuuuuuuude, you wouldn't know anything about that, my little seductress.' Her mind snapped but she stayed calm hoping that her ear's were playing tricks on her. 'Also, the only things you Fae would be protecting is my insurance policy in the form of replica citizens of Area 6. Thank the Heavens for scary allies in the higher Areas.' She mused and looked at everyone.

"Let me quickly think this over with my companion in another room here and I will give you a quick yes or no answer." She said, musing randomly how this was a gamble and that her name happened to be Gambler. "If you don't mind of course." She looked at Aria.

Nodding slowly, Rave felt the corner of his lip twitch up slightly, "Of course that would be your answer. Though that's not what I asked." He looked over to Gambler and let her lead them into another room, sighing.