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Bell dropped him off at the front and pushed him inside, several men looked at her then at Seth. Bell let him go and said, "Troden's orders." Her wings drawn back but not gone, "Said you would take care of it."

"There's always something more to live for than just one singular thing. Live for your friends, family, or what have you. Heck you can even live to see someone get killed. But to live just for the fight.. well, let's just say I think that you've got to be able to live for something and feel alive no matter what, and I suspect you don't do that, since you only feel alive when fighting, correct?"

His slight chuckle showed that even though he was a vampire, he had learned something that life itself needed a constant purpose greater than the pointless quarrels many consider to be true fights.

Obsidian grinned over at Lina, "Someplace where you guys can talk this over. No fighting or I'll have to seperate you, hold on." She disappeard, reappearing in normal time below the swords. She spotted Dorien immediately, "Hey there Dorien!" She waved, her grinning cheekily. She looked at Troden and appeared in front of him, "You're being an idiot, just to let you know. I'm not sure if I'm going to like you very much soon." She raised a brow, looking back at the swords, "Maybe I can do a little something about those...." She purred.

Merlin watched Obsidian quietly. Her master, the one who'd orginally made her, had introduced her to a fae. This one looked similar to him, his offspring maybe? She said nothing, revealed nothing, most vamps didn't recognize a dark fae when they smelled one, she wasn't sure why, regular fae were probably the most delicious smelling creatures on the planet, from what she'd heard, they tasted good too. Dark fae were harder to find and one wouldn't recognize one unless they were told or they'd met one previously.

Remus backed away slowly, keeping his eyes on Dorian. She gave me no other choice. She threatened Lina and looked like she was prepared to attack others. I'm under a treaty to defend them. He growled as he found himself being backed into a corner. It's not like she's even been hurt that badly. It's just a shot to the forearm.

"That's more like it!" Othello mused as she said what she really lived for. His expression turned to one of confusion when she groped for her sword.

"It's probably back there. If you're able to, how about we go back?"

Remus moved himself away from the corner, still keeping a close watch on Dorien. I was honor bound to do what I did. I made the damage as minimal as possible. I have no regrets.

A loud crack was accompanied by the figure of Magreon. "You'll do no such thing. At least not until I've had a word with Remus." Without even bothering for an introduction she turned her back to Dorian, grabbed the nape of Remus's neck and the both of them vanished with a loud crack.