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"Well, for starters, not here." Kaguyo answered. "I think she left before we even went to sleep." she frowned. "Crap. Wonder where they went?"

"Oh, I won't kill you." Avaon promised. "In fact, as I hurt you, I'm also healing you---a homeostasis of sorts, if you will. A fae always keeps his word. You won't die---you won't sleep in any sense of the word, until you tell me where he is."

Avaon flew backwards, feeling everything go faint for a few moments. He sat up and rubbed his head, dazed, before he tried to stand up and go after Aled once again.
"b*****d!" he shouted angrily, "I'll rip this place apart!"

Kaguyo nodded. "Damnit. We really need to invest in team communication devices." she suggested. "Would make this a hell of a lot easier."

"I know!" Kaguyo clapped. "We can find one of her siblings!"
Vincent was in the kitchen enjoying some early-morning coffee, a donut and the paper. It was odd to see him in such a modern environment.
"Uh..." he blinked, looking up at them. "Well. Hi. Didn't expect anyone else to be up."

Avaon snarled, skidding across the floor with every ki blast he fired.
But he suddenly took a different approach.
He took off dashing into the hall, and headed down towards the dungeon.
He'd find Po-ar himself.

Kaguyo caught hers and smiled.
Vincent shrugged. "She went with Auntie Kit somewhere---probably the Fir Darrigs base, she took Kazu-kun with her." he answered. "Why, what's going on?"

Avaon however was busy working with the stones in the dungeons, using his magick to discard the bricks in the stairway. He effectively blocked himself in.
If there was a Fianna about, she'd be able to handle them all before too long.
"PO-AR!!!" he shouted, looking into a few empty spaces before cursing to himself. "Po-ar, where are you?!!"
He continued the demolition project with complete, consuming zeal.

Avaon growled, before erupting into flames.
"But you did." he answered quickly, elbowing him in the stomach. He sent a firestorm of magick his way, as well as the occasional brick from the dungeon walls.
No one would be able to stay here now. Escape would be too easy---well, sorta.
"WHERE IS HE?!!"

Vincent nodded. "We could probably do that." he answered. "I'll call some of the druids up, get them over here. I bet they could manage something."

"You won't give me Po-ar." Avaon answered curtly. "My sister has a right to be happy. I won't see her cry over another lost lover, just because you're too callous to keep anyone around long enough."
This was even better. Avaon started whipping more and more bricks his way, looking for Po-ar; unfortunately, he came to realize that he wasn't there.
"WHERE THE HELL IS HE?!!" he demanded, before destroying the barrier in the stairwell.
He suddenly became etheric, whisking through the warriors and trying to hunt around. He could only be the wind for so long, however.
When he materialized again, he'd better be damn sure he was somewhere safe, and Po-ar was nearby...
He decided the next place to check was Aled's room, and began destroying accordingly.

Vincent nodded. "Sure I do." he rose to his feet, calling a few little fae and telling them the message. "They should be here in two hours."
"Arigatou gozaimasu!" Kaguyo bowed deeply. "Um.. Do you have anything for bad dreams?"
Vincent's eyes glinted knowingly, warm but solemn. He was like a big brother. "Hai, hai," he answered in their language inadvertently, going through some herbs. He tossed her some thyme which he blessed shortly beforehand. "Use this in some tea and under your pillow. Should do the trick."

"I will!" Avaon growled, wincing. "Even if I have to search every room in this damn palace!"

Vincent nodded. "Help yourself to breakfast." he motioned to the stove. "Figured there was a reason I made extra this morning. Coffee's in the pot."
Kaguyo started helping herself to a plate of eggs and bacon, pleased.

Avaon grimaced and was able to hold back screaming---at least at first.
He bit Aled's shoulder heavily to deal with the pain, closing his jaws tighter and tighter on the man.
Blood was flowing over them both.
He focused on his magick, and once again both Avaon and the bed were beginning to catch flame.

Kaguyo glanced up at Ainsu with a shy smile, offering him some sausages. "Thank you Su-kun." she whispered. "For last night."
Vincent raised an eyebrow before slowly standing up and leaving the room.
"Oh. Not like that Vince. Oh. Um... Bye..." she waved a bit, before giggling.
The fae had looked seriously disturbed by that sentence.