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Smiling and shaking his head, Draeken kissed her cheek in return before following her into the shadows and to their bedroom. He too appeared there in only his night clothing and soon slipped into the bed beside her, letting himself fall asleep slowly so as to enjoy her scent and calm breathing.

*A bone chilling breeze would swept in by the lake by the mansion. A single large red feather fell onto the water gracefully as a figure materialized. The figure was covered by large crimson feathered wings and wasn't identifiable just yet. As the wings swept away, it could be seen that she was obviously a female, even though she was covered by a large black cloak and hood, leaving nothing visible* Damn....she was here.

*A smirk would creep across the woman's face, but remain unseen* Perhaps a little of both, hm? *The grass around her would begin to dry out and die. Clearly something was unnatural about her* I've caught wind of what the other Wills are planning... *She raised her hands to her hood and pulled it back, revealing her crimson hair and eyes* ...I want in on it.

Hmph...a right pain in the arse, it is. I'll have my way in the end though, I guarantee you that. *Her red eyes seemed to flare up as she spoke of this subject* That's not the point though... *She folded her arms* I go by Sundel. Reaper of souls. Emissary of death. You have my allegiance... for the time being.

Kyiana...hmm. Another? Well we'll just have to wait then... *Sundel put her hood back on and leaned against a tree* I hope this doesn't take too long. *The tree soon began to crackle slightly, the leaves falling off of it and drying out before they even hit the ground and the rest of the tree turning grey and dying, much like the grass had*

*Kyiana turned to the boy with a look on her blank face that was almost touching on irritation.*

We were waiting for you. I would expect you to be more punctual, given your creator. You at least are aware of our objective right?

*She glared at the boy for a moment then shrugged and looked back towards the Mansion.*

Sundel here has decided to join us as you can tell....Hmm...I had forgotten that you werent given a name. Either that or I wasnt told your name. Either way, our mission begins soon.

The boy giggled. The irony that the avatar of time was the late one had been too amusing to let slip by. He'd expected a little more of a reaction from his new compatriots, though. He'd just have to work harder, he guessed. Looking over at the mansion, he smiled again. "So, this is where he's been secluding himself for these millenia then? Quite a nice place really. Pity that in 43,519 years and 8 months, this whole area'll be nothing more than a K-mart. Such architecture lost to the world. What a pity." The look on his face showed no remorse over such a loss however, as he stood, picking the book up with him. "Well, you know what they say, 'And this too shall fade away.' Might as well enjoy it while it's here, huh?"

The boy noticed Sundel summoning her scythe. As he turned to her, he asked "Oh, don't worry about it. By the time this is over, you won't have waited any time at all. That's what I'm here to assure. You take the soul, old miss Grumpy pants over there changes the present, and I change the past. It'll be like this never happened. Including this meeting and this plan. Bit of a paradox, don't you think?"

Kira twisted her head in the direction of the manshion and then turned it back, saying, "If you'll excuse me, I feel certain powers that be near. I'm going to go check on that. In the mean time you guys should get going to the castle, I'm not sure if any of you can feel it yet, but I sense the edge of a 'storm' approaching. From here on out, until I say otherwise, speak in aliases, just to be safe."

The others nodded and Kira waved her hands, a soft blue light surrounding her before she was gone in a puff of blue smoke.

Kira reappeared near another lake, this on much closer to the manshion than the one she had just been at, and much larger. She appeared there in the fashion she had disappeared, in a puff of blue smoke that swirled around her before the wind blew it away. Besides that small used of magic to teleport, Kira let off little to no magical radiance, no mana signature, by her own doing of course.

She saw that she had teleported a bit closer than she had wanted, a side effect of using so little mana, her mark was a bit off. She was very near to a small boy with a strange scarf and a enormous book next to him. One woman leaned against a dying tree, something Kira sense was of her own doing. A third woman walked along the lake, towards the manshion.

I hate dealing with powers, and avatars Kira thought to herself, thinking of past experiences, Immortals always talk down to mortals, even when they're asking you for something.

She was sure they had sensed her the moment she reformed, they wouldn't be powers if they hadn't. She spoke to the boy, for her hair raised more in caution over him than the other two for some odd reason. "What business do powers such as yourselves have in the world of mortals? Or am I to guess that it doesn't concern us mortals?"