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Kaiser arrived at the Jeweled Elk, afraid to uncloak lest he disturbed the peace. He did it anyways.

"Come, I must make a report to Lady Oriana." he said with urgency. The two left with haste back to Oriana's estate.

What Kaiser learned was actually quite vital, or so he thought. A way to enhance jewel power without actually having to take a so called test.

That could be useful for the Moonlight Organization, provided the information wasn't destroyed.

Kaiser worked his way through the house, not making any secret of his being 'home.' Searching through the house, he knocked on her study door. "Well, I went into town, and found out something very... disturbing."

Kaiser opened the door and stepped in, having not cleaned himself up. He walked to her desk and dropped the folder on it. "The Mayor of Yukon has a large private lab set up."

He sat down and drew the bloody roars, and began cleaning the Katars. "After snooping around, I discovered that they were running experiments. Most of the details are in the folder. I also think that the Mayor lusts after his own daughter. He has a picture of her undressing while taking a bath in his office. She is beautiful. I will give her that."

"His experiments have gone beyond that, he created a tiger-demon hybrid that I fought and killed. Its blood is all over me while it didn't wound me at all. I did not locate where the lab was, and staff of said lab would not give up the details."

Kaiser nodded "I see. Again, I am new to the region. I shall clean up before we leave. No need for everyone to see me escorting you looking like I just came out of a bloodbath."

Kaiser left the study silently, immediately taking his clothes off, balling them and tossing them aside. He checked all of weapons for damage. Dunking his hair into a washroom, he cleaned his face and arms before leaving the washroom. He still smelled like blood but he did not care.

Returning to the study, he knocked again lightly. "I'm ready to leave when you are."

"I see." Kaiser said. He then got a devilish grin. "Of course, who would know I was there?"

"Unless someone looks for an energy source, if I stick close to you, whose to know that I'm there?"

"Not what I meant, Your Highness." Kaiser said while walking to the library. He scanned through the titles, grabbing ones that looked interesting.

"I could simply follow you in while I cloak myself. No one would know I was there unless they are looking for magic. If I stick close to you, your own power would probably mask my own." Kaiser said while stacking the books.

He looked over his collection of newly gained reading material. "Bored? Hardly. I love a good library."

With Guen gone, Kalas made her way into the heart of Yukon. It was inevitable for people to pretend that they didn't see her and for children to follow her from a "safe" distance. Kalas didn't mind it too much, afterall what people thought were the least of her concerns.

The paper she had received from Guen was useless. Although she understood Guen's tongue, writing was on a completely different level. With that in mind she was about to ask a group of local men if they could help her. Unfortunately, the idea of seeing a strange looking demon and talking to them telepathically was not acceptable for these men.

The men were angry and Kalas tried to walk away with their best intrest in mind. The men on the other hand felt that such a demon should die. The men were the common demons of this realm. Naturally they were strong and had an advantage, but Kalas was stronger.

While Kalas did not want to hurt them too much, she had no choice but to break the legs of the men by crushing them were hands. They were now cursing at her in pain and one of them even fainted from blood loss.

"Such a shame it had to come to this. The prey should never hunt the predator." She said to them. The commotion she made created a panic among the civilians and angered many of the locals who were looking for a fight.

At least 10 more demons came at her each with their own abilities that she had never seen before. This forced Kalas into using her staff to negate their spells and crushing them with the end of her staff

While she incapacitated them all, the aroma of the blood around her now covered the central square. By the time the guards got there Kalas had left the scene cursing herself for having such events happen so easily and so idiotically.