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Thinking about that, Rave silenced Kalore with a simple gesture, shadows covering his mouth. The blonde looked furious, but he calmed down quickly. Sighing some, Rave shook his head, “Find out about the rogues, maybe some that have gone missing or suddenly got stronger. More than likely the demons or whatever they’re using will have markings on their face of some sort, always in elvish.” Other than that… he didn’t know what else to look for at the moment. “Also find out those that have gone missing, anyone. That way maybe we can locate them from the bodies that they’ve been dropping.”

Rave didn’t even look at the demon as he sighed softly, shaking his head just a bit, “I don’t know what you’re going to be doing, but I’m going over to Lord Kyin’s…” he gave Kalore a look as the blonde was able to talk again, but he behaved. “I’ll just see if I can find anything in Harl…” Grumbling some, he looked over at the other two, “You want to come, then?” Either of them would have to be hidden, but he figured that Monty and Kyoshi both were people that didn’t like to just sit around and twiddle their thumbs. “I want to see if I can find Eldin as well, make sure that he didn’t get somewhere he shouldn’t be.” He wasn’t a kid, but… he still looked harmless even if he wasn’t.

There was a bit of a twitch at the command, but Kalore simply nodded, brushing past him and moving smoothly, silently, into the direction that they needed to go. He didn’t speak to Monty, his annoyance with the demon avoiding his questions still there, but mostly it was just out of habit. Kalore was someone that engulfed himself in his jobs, and this was no different. Hell, this was the most dangerous job that he had had in a while, seeing as he hadn’t found that useful of information and the threat had been made… What would happen when he found more important information? Or if Eldin was able to find it?

Sighing some, Rave shook his head, “He’ll never learn…” Muttering that, he looked back at Kyoshi, “I’m going to check on Dusk… Is there anything that you would like to tell or give her, Kyoshi?” his voice was calm, composed, as he watched the man in front of him. He noticed that the two were close, and Rave knew that this had to be hard on both of them.

Kalore didn’t need to ask to make sure that Monty was there, having seen the other do this before. He did sigh though, muttering, “I’m not mad, by the way…” He didn’t know why it was that he said it, but soon the elf was silent again as he was glancing around, smirking just a bit at one of the people that he remembered, talking to him in elvish. Soon he knew where it was that Eldin was and was heading over there, raising a brow at the view in front of him.

He was talking to a girl… A cute girl, but a girl… Who looked a bit younger than him, or at least the same age.

Blinking some, he slowly walked over, raising a brow at the scene as the girl was blushing, nodding respectfully to the blonde elf. “Ah, who’s this, Eldin?” The boy looked at him, smiling perfectly, “Aria. She’s Silia’s daughter.” The girl blushed more, unable to stop looking at the attractive blonde as Kalore blinked some, “Really… Huh…” So that’s why he was talking to him.

“W-Well… Eldin, I think that I need to get back to mother. She says that the home always needs to be perfect.” Standing up, the pretty brunette was soon walking away, giving another nod and blush to Kalore before she was gone. Kalore blinked some before chuckling, “What did she know?” “She doesn’t know much, but her brother went missing a few days ago.” Kalore raised a brow, “And?” “And he was one of those that Prince Lucien liked to keep in contact with.”

Eldin had found some information that he hadn’t told Kalore immediately, though. The two were soon moving so that they would be able to get away from everyone, Kalore soon raising a brow as they were in Eldin’s apartment, the other gesturing to Silia: the woman who controlled Rave’s home. “Huh… It’s been a while since I’ve seen you, ma’am.” Giving a bow of respect, the blonde smiled at the woman that only glared at him. He knew that he wasn’t enjoyed by the woman, but that was fine by him.

The smaller man simply rolled his eyes, looking around a bit as he was walking into his kitchen. Someone else was there. Looking confused, he glanced over at Kalore when Silia was simply moving to sit back down, the blonde shaking his head. Eldin nodded, knowing that that just mean that there was one of the others there. More than likely Monty… but he didn’t want to think about that. “Ms. Silia, could you please tell him?”

Looking at the blonde as if he was trash, it seemed like the normally nice and loving woman didn’t want anything to do with him. “I don’t think that you’d be able to track them down, wood elf…” Kalore simply sighed, sitting down from her. “Eldin said that Kae went missing… When?” The woman was silent for a while before she sighed. “He’s not missing… He’s in that place that you and Sir Rave have decided to go to.” Looking surprised, Kalore blinked until Silia rolled her dark eyes, “He’s a hunter now, Marcessa. He followed after Lucien and is lucky to be alive.” Ah… “But… how do you know where he is, Ms. Silia?”

She looked annoyed with having to explain herself, “I worked with your grandfather… You honestly think that the Marcessas are the only ones out there that can do a few tricks? I can track down anyone I touch more than once.” That definitely was a new reason to never touch the woman… Sighing some, he nodded before leaning back a bit, “So… WE know one of four…” “You know three of four, actually.” Kalore looked surprised, “Excuse me?”

Eldin glanced back, not hearing this before as he grabbed some tea, leaving some in the kitchen for Monty or whoever else was there as he brought in the three other cups, “Ma’am?” “You know the leader and you know two underlings. Two of them were guards for the princess, and one of them…” She smirked just a bit, “I don’t think that I should tell you that…”

Kalore was getting a bit annoyed with the woman in front of him as she soon was standing up, smirking just a bit, “You don’t care about who dies… do you?” Silia simply shrugged at the question. “My son is now a Hunter. I don’t care what it is that he’s now gotten himself into, but he is still my son.” “He’s killing people, Ms. Silia.” Eldin was silent, not understanding what was going on between the two. The graceful woman simply shrugged, “Then I hope for the best that they die quickly and that those that are affected aren’t harmed too badly.” She said nothing more before she was gone, using a trick that was almost like shadows but used something brighter, more like light.

Gritting his teeth, he ran a hand through his hair, “That stupid b***h…” More insults came from the blonde as Eldin was looking surprised, “Well… we know about three of them though…” “But we don’t know the damn leader.” Glaring at the kid, Kalore soon was sighing, shaking his head just a bit, “Kae, a guard, and another guard… That’s all we know… I can probably track down Kae easily enough.” He was a boy that was about Eldin’s age, someone that was cute, but apparently deadly as well. “Find the two guards, but don’t be seen and don’t try anything. Just find out which ones they are.”

Eldin nodded some at the other before soon looking nervous, “What are you going to do about the other guy?” “I’m going to complain to Rave, tell him that I know that I’m right, and then talk to the b*****d.” Eldin looked confused, but simply nodded. There was only one person that Kalore talked about like that… And if those two were going to be getting into it, then Eldin wanted to be far away.

Running a hand through his hair, Kalore acted as if he didn’t hear Monty before smirking just a bit, simply giving him a bit of a nod. Giving Eldin some trouble before either of them left would be what he needed so that he didn’t go to Kyin too angry. If he went to the man angry, then someone would die. Even though he wanted to say that it would be the old man, Kalore knew his limits and he knew that if he made the other truly angry then the man would kill him. Hell, he had killed his own daughter, so what was the loss of a grandson that didn’t even like him?