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"I like the plan!" said Hau, her statement completely different then what her master was tryign to imply. She trusted these people well enough. "I just need to get a few toys or life sized dolls and I'll be good." Hau worked best with toys or things that had a human shape. It would have been easier to try it on corpses, but she had never ran into any of those. Oh well.

"If my master suggests that I help with strategies, I will. But I will not just barge in the way you do. I happen to know my place," snapped the female servant before turning back to her master. "It would be best to follow them around a little while before attacking. You never know what powers they could be hiding." At the last part, she thought of how she had chased off a whole army by just putting people on pikes.

"My, my, what a statement from a servant who lost his first master," said lancer, her voice filling with hatred. "You have no right to think that way if you didn't follow those rules yourself. Besides, why fight if you have no ideals to fight for." protecting ones master was the reason for a servant to be summoned, but winning the grail was the most important thing, and without ideals, she would have no reason to go for the grail. "Besides, I have the right to act on my beliefs in times of little risk and i will decide which is more important in battle."

"Now's not the time to be fighting amongst ourselves," Reed calmly stated, "I don't care what you decide to do in battle so long as it sticks, more or less, to the plan."

Reed's expression softened a bit, "My sensei always said that it was good to have ideals since those are what drives people forwards. Humans are pushed by a combination of three things, ideals, greed, and survival. I suppose this grail war pushes all three of these things to their limits, eh?"

"Mister Saber," said the magus sweetly, going up to her new servant and whispering in his ear. "Don't direct your attacks at the servant if a master is present. If you kill the master, it will be so much easier." Her sweet expression hadn't changed, even after the horrible thing she had just said, it was just good business. Even though she enjoyed acting like a little kid, she was more then capable of making the harsh choices required for the Grail Wars. In fact, it was more fun to pick the cruel methods and see where they lead her. And lucky for her, this servant seemed to care about honor and the difference between good and bad as little as she did.

"I believe we are a team, saber and Saber's master, so please do not go and whisper. One could interpret that as a ploy to betray us, and would disrupt our 'team spirit', " said the lancer, glaring at the other servant. Viladi was aware that this was not his fault, but that didn't matter to her. She just plain hated him. How could she work with anyone who had no ideals? But she would not fight him, because her master told her not to, and that would also interfere with their team work.

(DUDE WTF Hinabi?! That was just wrong...)

Darsis nodded to his master, surprised by the words that escaped her lips. However he knew if he killed her master while she was with the lancer, she would follow rather quickly. So the timing was important. However, perhaps lancer's master had the same idea in mind. He looked to lancer, "I am a saber, even though Chivalry means little to me, I still have some pride left in me..."

He looked to Reed and surveyed him. His sure idea that they'd find a servant was rather disturbing, or perhaps a pretense. He fell silent as he thought through his options and possible explinations.

"You're standing three feet away from me, I don't need reinforcement magic to hear what you're whispering," Reed replied in a slightly humorous manner, then he switched to a more serious tone, "I need those masters alive if I am to accomplish my goal. I can't be having you kill them. If they die, it'll hurt me more than it'll hurt them. Dead men tell no tales."

"But I was being quite..." Hau said is a sad voice, before turning it to a more mature one. "Anyway, he is part of our team, so let's try our best to help him, okay? But if the servant appears to be retreating, we can take them out. And if their too quick, let's just grab the master if possible. I don't like fighting the same enemy twice. In fact, I hate fighting them the first time."